Jack's Tutorials #4 DiY Wired Keypad (Buttons)

[Jack]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SbRQrzvRjpo

I will post the expression gate when i get home tommorow


Expression Code:

Inputs: One Two Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Zero Reset

Outputs: Code Valid


Lines:


One->Code*=10,Code+=1;
Two->Code*=10,Code+=2;
Three->Code*=10,Code+=3;
Four->Code*=10,Code+=4;
Five->Code*=10,Code+=5;
Six->Code*=10,Code+=6;
Seven->Code*=10,Code+=7;
Eight ->Code*=10,Code+=8:
Nine ->Code*=10,Code+=9:
Valid = 0, Code == CODEHERE -> Valid = 1;
Code > 9999 -> Code = 0;
Reset -> Code = 0;


On line 11 replace CODEHERE with a 4 digit code

[Bull]

http://youtube.com/watch?v=SbRQrzvRjpo

I will post the expression gate when i get home tommorow

Well done :clap:

You speak clearly, you explain what you are doing and you prepare for your tutorials.

The console spawn tip might come handy

Only one slight negative point:
I don't see the point of music in tutorials since they get paused all the time when used. But it wasn't too loud at all, so I'm just moaning a bit.

[Jack]

Thankyou for constructive criticism

The console command was

wire_button_model

and it will come up in the drop down box with the current model

The music was a try-out thing , i just thought me talking for 10 minutes was just slightly boring


Also atleast i did a original tutorial for once

xD

[mutsop]

great tutorial Clear and understanding.

[Jack]

Thanks very much

Although i did make a lot of errors with which tutorial number it was though

[Syranide]

Just a note, your expression in the top-post is wrong, all lines refer to "One".

[Jack]

Yeah thanks for pointing that out ill fix that now

[Bull]

You might want to fix it again

[Jack]

Fixed yet again argh