Local Impulse Timeout (LogiX node)

Local Impulse Timeout
Inputs
	Impulse	Trigger
	Impulse	Reset
	Float	TimeoutSeconds
Outputs
	Impulse	Pulse

The Local Impulse Timeout node can be used to filter the rate of impulses passing along an impulse chain.

Usage

When an impulse is first received at Trigger, an impulse is fired from Pulse which continues the impulse chain. No further impulses will be fired from Pulse, no matter how many arrive at Trigger. Until either an impulse is received at Reset or a number of seconds has elapsed greater than or equal to TimeoutSeconds. The duration to wait is fixed at the moment that an impulse is fired from Pulse. As such, if the TimeoutSeconds value is changed after the timeout begins, no further impulses will fire from Pulse until enough seconds have elapsed greater than or equal to the previous value of TimeoutSeconds (or an impulse is received at Reset).

As the node name implies, timeouts and resets are local for each user. Meaning one user may fire an impulse from Pulse and initate a timeout for any impulses owned by them, but another user would be capable of triggering an impulse from Pulse and initating their own timeout immediately afterwards.

Node Menu

Flow
Back	Events	Boolean Latch	Delay	Delay With Value	Dynamic Impulse Receiver	Dynamic Impulse Receiver With Value`1
Dynamic Impulse Trigger	Dynamic Impulse Trigger With Value`1	Fire On Change	Fire On False	Fire On True	Fire While True	For
If	Impulse Demultiplexer	Impulse Multiplexer	Local Fire On Change`1	Local Fire On False	Local Fire On True	Local Impulse Timeout
Local Leaky Impulse Bucket	One Per Frame	Pulse Random	Sequence	Timer	Update	Updates Delay
Updates Delay With Value	While