|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Difference between revisions of "Talk:Buttons"
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
m |
(answer found!) |
||
| (4 intermediate revisions by the same user not shown) | |||
| Line 2: | Line 2: | ||
:edit: does it cycle through [0, offstate, onstate, offstate+onstate] ? | :edit: does it cycle through [0, offstate, onstate, offstate+onstate] ? | ||
:edit edit: maybe it means [hold=onstate], release cycles between [0, offstate] | :edit edit: maybe it means [hold=onstate], release cycles between [0, offstate] | ||
:edit^3: wait a minute, is it as esoteric as a simple toggle that only switches on release instead of on buttondown? ie:<br><code>press: --++--++--</code><br><code>state: ----++++--</code> | |||
:and the simple toggle changes state as soon as it gets tapped? --[[User:Totoro|Totoro]] ([[User talk:Totoro|talk]]) 17:56, 29 October 2019 (EET) i.e.:<br><code>press: --++--++--</code><br><code>state: --++++----</code> | |||
:(edit:I would have assumed the former would be the default) | |||
::Finally found it! The difference is how the button model behaves in the game! type 1 will appear pressed if they are turned on, type 2 return to the up position reguardless of their internal state! <br><pre>ArtturiFB 07/31/2019: The difference between type 1 and 2 is whether the button stays down to indicate it's "on" or not. Type 2 toggles the state when pushed but comes back up after every click, type 1 stays down when "on" and interacting again makes the button come back up to indicate "off"</pre> | |||
Latest revision as of 00:19, 30 October 2019
Button style 2 is like a click pen? Aren't they simple toggles?(which is mode 1) Any clarification? --Totoro (talk) 06:23, 29 October 2019 (EET)
- edit: does it cycle through [0, offstate, onstate, offstate+onstate] ?
- edit edit: maybe it means [hold=onstate], release cycles between [0, offstate]
- edit^3: wait a minute, is it as esoteric as a simple toggle that only switches on release instead of on buttondown? ie:
press: --++--++--state: ----++++-- - and the simple toggle changes state as soon as it gets tapped? --Totoro (talk) 17:56, 29 October 2019 (EET) i.e.:
press: --++--++--state: --++++---- - (edit:I would have assumed the former would be the default)
- Finally found it! The difference is how the button model behaves in the game! type 1 will appear pressed if they are turned on, type 2 return to the up position reguardless of their internal state!
ArtturiFB 07/31/2019: The difference between type 1 and 2 is whether the button stays down to indicate it's "on" or not. Type 2 toggles the state when pushed but comes back up after every click, type 1 stays down when "on" and interacting again makes the button come back up to indicate "off"
- Finally found it! The difference is how the button model behaves in the game! type 1 will appear pressed if they are turned on, type 2 return to the up position reguardless of their internal state!