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    [ANSWERED] Broadcaster Actor and Negative Values

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    • callie
      callie last edited by Woland

       Does the broadcaster actor accept negative values?

      I attached 3 listener actors into the RGB values of the colorizer actor (the original content is white, and I want to be able to change the color in different scenes). The broadcaster actor doesn't seem to accept negative values when typed in. I've tried float and integer, and neither works. Any suggestions?

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      • jfg
        jfg @callie last edited by

        @callie

        it does:

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        • bonemap
          bonemap Izzy Guru @callie last edited by

          @callie

          You can convert the value using a Limit Scale Value module. For example this method can convert values (0~100) to values (-100~100) etc.

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          • Woland
            Woland Tech Staff @callie last edited by Woland

            @callie

            The input on the Broadcaster is mutable, meaning it will change to match the data type and range (if any) of the first output to which it is connected. Sounds to me like you've connected the Broadcaster actor to an actor that has caused it to adopt the range of the other actor like this:

            Figure 1: Range of Wave Generator 'value' output property is min:0, max:100

            Figure 2: Range for fresh Broadcaster actor's 'value' input is min:MIN, max:MAX

            Figure 3: Once connected to the Wave Generator, the range of the Broadcaster actor's 'value' input mutates to match the range of the Wave Generator; min:0, max:100

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