Difference between revisions of "Fire On False (LogiX node)"
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Revision as of 12:36, 31 May 2021
Fire On False | ||
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Inputs | ||
Bool | Condition | |
User | OnlyForUser | |
Outputs | ||
Impulse | Pulse |
The Fire On False node fires an impulse when the input Condition
becomes false.
Usage
User Handling
User Handling
The second input to this node, OnlyForUser
, exists to control which users fire the impulse when the Condition
is met/changed. Its handling is as follows:
- If a User is specified in the
OnlyForUser
only fire for this user. - If a User is not specified BUT the Node exists parented to a User then fire for the user it is parented to. This usually happens on avatars.
- Otherwise fire for all users.
Do not use Local User with this node. It will cause the node to fire for all users. Use {{{TargetPage}}} instead.
It is recommended to specify a user at OnlyForUser
to ensure that the user for whom the impulse fires is predictable.