A chip?
#what is a circuit?
next topaz
oh
next topaz
so its similar to the maker pen? or that's something else
steady lichen
Without circuits the game won't have any awesome stuff like powers effects, person ability, more
The circuiys it's in the Maker pen
Circuits*
steady lichen
No
Well
It's like a system to the game
The chips are hard to learn as beginner but as long as you learn from technology idk if you have you can master it to be a partner Creator
Take classes is good option
Gtg cya
next topaz
ty
steady lichen
Look up some circuits in real life it's part of technologies
A small chip that can run something
vagrant cipher
It’s rec rooms coding language, so instead of making games using Java or C*, you’d use circuits you spawn with the maker pen, it’s essentially code visualized
This video explains it pretty well
next topaz
i thought a circut is like a racetrack like from mario kart (e.g. Mario Circuit)
dire zinc
i thought a circut is like a racetrack like from mario kart (e.g. Mario Circuit)
There just things that do stuff and tell you stuff
unborn canopy
Its like code, but for rec room. Its used in player made games to tell the game what to do.
radiant granite
Node based programming, kinda like Blueprint in Unreal.
icy schooner
ty
Or you can self teach yourself like I did myself
All I would do is watch circuit tutorials and mess around with the chips that they provided me
And some chips are easy to understand with logic like the distance chip which gets the distance between A and B
smoky otter
It’s coding, but it’s blocks (aka node/noding)
mystic field
Circuits is referring to a "Node" in the Maker Pen.
It is what creators use in their rooms for the programming/code, how the game functions. In this case, it called CV2, which is essentially "Block Coding" in Rec Room.
For example, a clicker game would have one of the following circuits: Int Variable and Add to add 1 onto a text.
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