Trigger

Trigger
Description	“Core device to send messages and run events”
Memory Cost	40
Placement Limit	2500 (max memory)
Block Code?	Yes
Device Category	Starting Device
Modes	All modes

The trigger device is a pretty basic device, but it can be very powerful in saving memory. It can receive on a channel/wire and transmit on another channel/wire, but the true use of the trigger lies in its ability to be (de)activated and to run blocks. The activation states of trigger are what makes it helpful in saving memory.

Settings

Tab	Dropdown?	Setting Name	Default	Setting Description (In-Game)	Setting Description
Configuration	No	Trigger Delay	Empty	Once triggered, how long (in seconds) does it wait before taking action?
Configuration	Yes	Allowed Team	Any Team	What team is allowed to trigger this device?
Configuration	No	Max Triggers	Empty	How many times can this trigger be triggered?
Configuration	Yes	Trigger By Player Collision	Yes	Can this trigger be triggered by a player stepping over it?
Availability	Yes	Active On Game Start	Yes	Is the trigger active and ready to transmit when the game starts?
Availability	No	Activate when receiving on	Empty	Activate this trigger when the device receives a signal from the selected channel
Availability	No	Deactivate when receiving on	Empty	Deactivate this trigger when the device receives a signal from the selected channel
Availability	Yes	Active Scope	global	When the trigger is activated/deactivated, who does it apply to?
Featured	No	When triggered, transmit on	Empty	When this trigger is triggered, the device sends a signal on the selected channel
Featured	No	Trigger when receiving on	Empty	Trigger this trigger when the device receives a signal from the selected channel
Featured	Yes	Visible In-Game	Yes	Is this trigger visible in-game?

Wires

The Trigger has 3 input actions and 1 output event.

Input Actions:

• Trigger
• Activate trigger
• Deactivate trigger

Output Events:

• Triggered

Blocks

The Trigger has 2 Blocks.

• When receiving on channel...
• When triggered...