#Saving Net
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You can connect the if pressed bools into an Or chip to an If chip to control when the 30hz signals
Instead of Boolean chips, use If Values (that saves CPU – learnt that from CrypticCreator haha)
^ directed at what Comedian said
Ohh cool! I didn’t know that :D
Only with the text?
If the text is synced it’ll do that
Letss gooo!!!!
You could also do a 30hz event and an if chip and equals to check if the current text = current value and wire it to else
It would check if it needa to update, if it doesnt then it wont do anything
Basically it either saves CPU or saves 0% CPU
Instead of checking both Bool inputs at the same time, it checks 1 at a time
If the bool is true, it checks the True value, if it is false, it checks the else value, so in the case of an Or chip, you can say:
If True, output True, Else, output [Other bool condition]
This way, if the first bool is true, it doesnt check anything else and just outputs true, meaning it only calculated the 1st value
However, if the bool value is false, it will then try and calculate the second value
Meaning it calculated both values, saving no CPU
So its either a "Less or equal" than pure savings
Oooooo
Ty for tye big brain info
its just because of how If Value works
and its great because If Value can replace every single logic chip
Was it the “3 steps to making a successful circuit/military/whatever else”?