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

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