Archive: 5 posts

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I am having trouble with the Advanced Mover. I am a little new to logic. I don't always have freetime to play LBP2. So, how do I make the Advance movers go both ways. When I hook something that has a ON/OFF output, and it is connected to up/down input, It only goes up when on. I know, thats pretty much normal but, I set a Direction Combinere and Hooked it up to a Direction Splitter in hopes to get a Negatice output to make the Advance Mover go down. It did not work. I need to know how to get the advance mover to go down, without switches or controlinators. I need something that I can put into a Logic Chip so I can emit the object going up and down. Something that is invisible in play mode. To give you a idea of what I am trying to make if it helps, I need something to come out of a emitter, float and move up and down slowly. Thanks for helping out!

2011-08-22 04:49:00 Author: Unknown User

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You need a negative signal. If your input only sends out a positive signal then you can use a combiner and wire the signal into the negative end and the combiners output into the mover

2011-08-22 04:54:00 Author: Zero10100 Posts: 385

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Thats what I tried but it didn't work. The output was definitely negative and not positive. I think I messed up on what I wrote. I meant the Direction Combiner connected to the Direction Splitter. I'll fix that. But yeah, the negative out wire is lit up. It keeps going up. I have no positive output connected to the mover. EDIT: Nvm, I figured it out. I just did what Zero said. But apparently hooking a D Combiner to a D Splitter doesn't work. Weird bug. I don't know why the negative end of a Direction Splitter gives me a positive output. Thanks Zero10100. 10100 is Binary for 20.

2011-08-22 05:04:00 Author: Unknown User

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I don't know why the negative end of a Direction Splitter gives me a positive output. A direction splitter splits the input signal into positive and negative and outputs the absolute value of it, so it will output a positive signal even from its negative output. Just like a direction combiner takes the absolute value of its input signals, so you can feed a negative signal into its positive input and still get a positive output.

2011-08-22 09:04:00 Author: Dr C Posts: 122

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You do not need a directional splitter after a directional combiner. Hook a signal into the pos and neg input of a combiner and wire its output to one of the inputs (horizontal of vertical) of the advanced mover. Activate the neg signal and your object will move into the opposite direction.

2011-08-22 10:22:00 Author: Antikris Posts: 1340

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