Moving a hydraulic 2 times.

[Noobie]

Right... I have made a sorta factory, still its just the beginning.

So. I have created a expression to get this to work the best way, but still. I got a problem.

I use:

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>Timer >= 1 & Timer <= 10 -> HydraG = 150;</div>

Ok, HydraG is the one that I want to move. But

<div class='codetop'>CODE</div><div class='codemain' style='height:200px;white-spacere;overflow:auto'>Timer >= 1 & Timer <= 10 -> HydraG = 150;

Timer >= 10 & Timer <= 20 -> HydraG = 200;</div>

Didn&#39;t work. And I have no idea how to do this? I want it to change to value 150 when the timer is over the value of 1 and under the value of 10, and then I want it to change to value 200 when then timer is over value 10 and under the value of 20.

Please help me.

[Syranide]

interval(1000)
Timer += 1
Timer >= 1 & Timer <= 10 -> HydraG = 150;
Timer >= 10 & Timer <= 20 -> HydraG = 200;

Should work

[Noobie]

Thanks ALOT! I&#39;ll try it out right away :lol:

EDIT: Nope... Don&#39;t work... Any more ideas?

[Syranide]

what happens? beause it should... I think
Oh wait, doesn&#39;t the one you first posted work?I didn&#39;t get that "Timer" referred to an external timer.

I@Timer
O@HydraG
Timer >= 1 & Timer <= 10 -> HydraG = 150;
Timer >= 10 & Timer <= 20 -> HydraG = 200;

Really should work... as you posted it.

[uoykcuf]

I don&#39;t really see any problems either
appart from the fact that there is this split second that HydraG is two values
but i believe e-gate just takes the last one assigned as ouput?

anyway, your problem shouldn&#39;t be in this e-gate, maybe it&#39;s the rest of you wireing?

[Noobie]

No.... The wireing is fine :P. Yeah, I also think my code should work... It work&#39;s without the expression, if I just value range it works, but not that. Its very odd...

[shadowkeeper]

what exactly does that hydro have to do? only switch between those 2 values? or does it need a 0 value outside of those bounds?
if it does need to go back to 0 you could try this:

HydraG = (Timer >= 1 & Timer <= 10 ? 150 : (Timer >= 10 & timer <= 20 ? 200 : 0))

if not, I don&#39;t know what you could change, other then mayby changing ">= 10" to just "> 10" so that you can be absolutely certain that that doesn&#39;t collide and block the code somehow (though it shouldn&#39;t)

edit: come to think of it, if you don&#39;t need it to zero out you can drop one of the value ranges (since it wouldn&#39;t change after the second range, you can drop that entirely)

HydraG = (Timer >= 1 & Timer <= 10 ? 150 : (Timer > 1 ? 200 : 150)) <-- the second conditional is merely to prevent a 200 output from 0-1 on the timer, the greater then prevents it from firing at the same time as the first conditional so it won&#39;t spaz (could replace it with ">= 10" for extra security though), also, you can use it to have the hydro get a 0 before the timer hits 1 (replace 150 with 0 on the second conditional) and it would still stay 200 no matter how high the timer got after 10, it really depends on what you&#39;re trying to do exactly.

edit2:
if you only need it to switch between the two values, you can try:
HydraG = (Timer <= 10 ? 150 : 200)

so as long as the timer is below 10 you&#39;ll get 150, once you go above it you get 200
if you need it to go back to 150 after that 20th second you can replace "200" by "(Timer <= 20 ? 200 : 150)"

all this is guesswork ofcourse, since I don&#39;t know what you need specificaly