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Could you guys provide more information like:
- Was it a self-crafted monitor that was manually placed while playing or was it placed via sub-editor?
- If placed via sub-editor, was the assembly item used to have a pre-wired setup or did you manually place a new monitor and wire it?
- What submarine did you use and what submarine/turret upgrades did you buy in the previous round, before it turned into a periscope?
The absolute simplest setup is just hooking a memory component to the monitor channel input and configuring the value in the memory component to the desired wifi channel of the camera.
This discovery only cost me three hours of my life.
If there a way to do that, or maybe add a sub mod that allows hair?
@ThatBartGuy: The item has no component that would allow switching it for another item in the code so I'm starting to believe the devs added some hardcoded thing that converts certain items when they introduced their camera items... I'll probably have to file a bug report for that to get fixed by the game devs.
The diagram shown here allows you to also see which channel is currently selected on the monitor item and cycle through a configured set of channels (for example cycle through 6-14 by clicking)