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A switch or button or sensor thing sends a "1" through the system to something. Like a light or tnt and activates it/turns it on.
One thing you can try, is to place your switch and a single piece of Straight Logic Cable. When you flip the switch, you should see (and hear) the electricity "drip" out of the Logic Cable. It does need to be PLACED, not dropped to operate it... A screenshot of what you're doing would help.
None of those Logic things work.
not the counter, Magnet or whatever.
And everything is placed NOT dropped
buy the claim you want to place T.N.T before you try to use it
not yours = nothing happens
There are NUMEROUS Discussions going into the Parts of a Repair Circuit, so I won't go into details beyond the necessary components of each Circuit (multiply by 5 for total quantities as each Filter will need a Repair Circuit):
- 4 x Straight Cable
- 3 x Elbow Cable
- 1 x Flip Switch
- 1 x Detector
- 1 x Wrench Thrower
- 4 x Tool Kits
That's it per circuit. Feel free to search the Discussions for Repair Circuit or Repair Circuitry and you'll find Screenshots of how to design it.The double arrow piece (Logic Flip Hook) on one cable, and it will auto repair when the filter reaches 0. (the display is optional)
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2906661830