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tutorials and forums about UEd mapping were what taught me the most about using the editor. This is my way of giving back.
If any of the information presented is incorrect, please do contact me at vincennes999@yahoo.com and I will correct it. Please put 'tutorial correction' or something similar in the subject line so I know it's not spam. |
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Delayed Switch
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Delayed Switches are switches that are delayed
before firing off. A signal will enter via the 'In', and then
each link out will fire off sequentially after
the set delay time. The delay time is set by an external float
or random float.
• The Link Count is how many links the cycle will cycle
through.
• The Active Link node is an integer value that keeps
track of which of the links is active as they change. For example,
if Link 3 was the active link, the integer connected to the
Active Link node would have a value of 3.
• In the first, default, delayed switch, the link count
is set to 1, and an 'Aborted' Link is automatically added.
• In the second delayed switch, I've removed the 'aborted'
link by setting the link count to '0' and then setting it to
3. Thus I have 3 links.
A signal will come in, delay for the time set in the random
float, and then fire off Link 1. The delay time will recommence,
and when finished, will fire off Link 2. Finally, the delay
will run once more, and then Link 3 will fire off.
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