How do the new 'RGB converters' work?

[Kleerex]

Red source + Blue source = nothing
Red source + another RGB converted connected to Blue source = red

I don't get it.

'Interconnectivity' puzzle.

[nhlkoho]

It seems like it doesn't always work it's supposed to for me either. But from what I can gather so far it seems like it's supposed to make the color that isn't being used. So Red+Blue = Green. Green+Blue = Red, etc... Except I'm on a puzzle now where I'm using multiple converters at the same time and it doesn't seem to be working properly

[Coops]

Red + Blue = Green
Red + Green = Blue
Blue + Green = Red

So in your example the first RBG gives a Green output and connecting a second RBG adds a blue. So Red is the output of the second one.

[joridiculous]

Its not a convert per say.
You get the missing colour by combining the other two. And depending on the TWO sources, will give the correct colour out from the second connected "converter" ()for the more advanced puzzles).

[Kleerex]

Originally posted by Coops:

Red + Blue = Green
Red + Green = Blue
Blue + Green = Red

So in your example the first RBG gives a Green output and connecting a second RBG adds a blue. So Red is the output of the second one.

I figured it out on the first puzzle involving RGB lasers.

However, it isn't working that way in the puzzle I'm currently trying to solve. That's the point!

The puzzle is called 'Interconnectivity'.

[Kleerex]

Okay, I got it. I didn't notice that there are laser connectors AND laser converters.

Stupid me.