Logic is super cool but it's kind of strange how it's missing a "Toggle" gate for simple true and false outputs, of all things. As far as I can see, there's no way to use any sort of toggles other than directly by switches, but being able to bind a toggle to a button or other interactables would be really great.
Trying to make a line for a single-use hint, and a toggle would make it so simple. But now I'm stumped trying to think of alternatives.
#Toggle Gate
dusty tusk
grave blaze
yeah there really needs to be a basic S/R latch gate
solemn chasm
a toggle gate would be neat, since it's a little unintuitive how to do a toggle without it
here's one way using variable gates to do a toggle (top circuit) and a circuit that only goes off once (bottom circuit)
the other general way to do it involves making a loop of wire with a buffer and some other gate, and the state of the circuit is stored by having it go around and around in a loop forever, and you change something in the loop to change the value
