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    [ANSWERED] How do I pass Color through a Router?

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      tgk last edited by Woland

      Hi,

      Here's roughly what I'm trying to do: use a Router actor (in conjunction with a pulse and a counter, not shown) to pass a color sequentially on to some Text/ure actors. But, until I wiggle one of the RGB values in the Color Maker actor, nothing is transmitted to (and hence through) the router. I've tried putting a Trigger Value actor between but other than being janky, it has the same issue.


      Feels like one of those cases where I'm missing a fundamental concept.

      Thanks!

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        Woland Tech Staff @tgk last edited by

        @tgk

        Use a Selector actor instead.

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          Woland Tech Staff @tgk last edited by Woland

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          Take a look at the first and second Scenes in this file. 

          2023-04-20_basics_of_logic_revised.izz

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            tgk @Woland last edited by

            @woland Ok interesting, thanks. I have to think about the logic a little differently. I can make that work. The example scene was very helpful.

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              I will suggest moving from the outdated cpu-based Text/ure actor to the Text Draw actor, as they interpret data color differently (complex to explain but it's easier to send color to a Text Draw actor because it uses the newer system). 

              These two files might also help.

              color-value.izz

              cueing-color-routing-2023-04-20-3.2.6.izz

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                jfg @tgk last edited by

                @tgk

                Perhaps it is a solution for your problem:

                color-change-router.izz

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                Jean-François

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                  tgk @Woland last edited by

                  @woland Thanks - I didn't know Text/ure was outdated, good to know. The manual I am looking at is from 2019 so perhaps that's why. I'll try Text Draw instead.

                  @jfg that is clever, it does work too. Though I don't love using little micro delays, feels a bit like a hack and like something could easily get out of sync wrong if the computer stutters... But it does work and is simple. And that counts for a lot.

                  It's encouraging to me as a beginner that the community has found so far three different ways of solving this: I appreciate the help!

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