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PLS FIX ASAP
Input types:
B - Binary input type, logic blocks
S - Scalar input type, math blocks or few vector math functions
V - Vector input type
* - Required for the block to work.
+ - More than 1 allowed (only if you want it to work properly)
Really don't want to be fumbling around with no clue what I'm doing.
I would like to know what something is going to do without having to fumble around, constantly pressing [E] trying to get it to do what I want.
I'll just hope i dont get my e-mail hacked thanks to discord again...
That, and using a lot of blocks is gonna really conflict with how my hoverbike was meant to be extremely small [3x4 at its thiccest] so it probably would end up bigger than in my lore, which i really want to avoid.
I have been messing around with this mod for over an hour now and i just cant figure out a single way to stop the stabilizer from turning my hoverbike into some vibrating flying mess.
@Mini The vector position block could be made more useful by allowing us to paint it (ex. red,blue,green) and have it output the value of a specific axis... it would go nice with the vector constructor...