Bedside-Light-Switch

[clever lark]

No worries. I hope you get better. I was referring to 1 and 2 as something that would go together:
So the pressure plates on either side of the beds would be able to only turn the light off, whereas the pressure plate (or lever) by the door at the bottom would be able to turn the light on.
Would you want the one by the door to also be able to turn the light off?

[radiant gust]

Yes please, a small quality of life when entering and just accessing the wardrobe or something.

[clever lark]

Here you go

@radiant gust

sorry it took so long; I have been quite busy with work lately

[radiant gust]

That's a lot of connections. Doesn't it affect the light intensity of the lamp for that? It's hard to tell.

[clever lark]

It does not affect it

[radiant gust]

I might have to cut down or transfer some triggers if it doesn't break it.

[clever lark]

by the way, you can use a generator instead of that lever and hide the lights visually by using wooden flooring, allowing it to become completely invisible if you surround it by walls

all of the wires there are completely necessary for what you asked 😄

that is literally the smallest I can make it and have it fit in your room

[radiant gust]

I tried hiding the generator, it still emits light.

[clever lark]

#⚡-circuitry message

use wooden signs, not wooden floors, my bad

that post is someone else doing it

[radiant gust]

Ooh, I haven't got to that part so.. yeah.

[clever lark]

ah

[radiant gust]

wait wrong tag

[radiant gust]

I might have to remove the lever and one from the bottom switches as mentioned from your tutorial.

[clever lark]

anyways, yeah, all of those wires and such can be hidden under the floor and will fit perfectly in your room