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Random Malfunction Controller
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Vehicles: Creative
Microcontrollers: Composite, Modular, Microcontroller
Tags: v0.10.6
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19 Feb, 2020 @ 1:10am
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Random Malfunction Controller

Description
This microcontroller simplifies the implementation of a Random Malfunction System but isn't an all-in-one solution for making a R.M.S!

Feel free to use this microcontroller in your creations, as long as you credit me for it.

Example featuring this microcontroller:
Random Malfunction System Example/Template Setup
(Please refer to this example before asking questions about how to use this microcontroller.)

Inputs:
  • Random Event (Composite): Composite signal sent by Random Event Picker OR any microcontroller's composite signal, that sends a one-tick ON-pulse on one or more of the composite signal's channels.
  • Fix Malfunction (On/Off): Signal sent by button used to fix malfunction. Has to be ON for a set amount of time.
  • Fix Condition Met (On/Off): Has to recieve ON in order to be fixable, if a fix condition is set as required.

Outputs:
  • Malfunction Active (On/Off): Output is set to ON if a malfunction has been triggered. Will be set to OFF if "Fix Malfunction" has been set to ON for a set amount of time.

Variables:
  • Event ID: Channel from which the malfunction should be triggered.
  • Fix Condition Required: If a fix condition is required (i.e. if the "Fix Condition Met" input has to be ON on order for the malfunction to be fixable or not).
  • Fixing Time: Amount of time, in seconds, that is required for fixing the malfunction if the "Fix Malfunction" input is ON.
2 Comments
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Dangly Bird 31 Dec, 2021 @ 7:27pm 
Surprised only 2 creations (as far as I know) have used this. I'm using this in my Superyacht!
birb 21 Dec, 2021 @ 1:03pm 
wow this is amazig!