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you have to put a function logic block if you need relative bearing.
But I couldn't make good UI and system to integrate.
I'm going to add it if I find a good idea.
Then find a "composite read (on/off)" which reads ch.4 of the lua.
The toggle logic from it is the day / night switch.
You can add an "OR logic" between the "composite read" and the "toggle".
Connect a "constant ON" and "pulse (off->on)" to the "OR logic".
Now you will see the night mode as default.
As I posted, it is available for 2x2, 3x2, 3x3, 5x3, (and 9x5).
The small MC is strongly supposed to be just a supportive MC.
It just shows the data from the main MC.
Now you can add the function by yourself if you need.