Need someone to wire up a contraption?

Garry's Mod general
#1

I fail at modeling, and the F-16 is getting old. If anyone has any decent models they want wired, post them and I’ll see what I can do (if they are released, I will give you full credit for the model).

Also if you need a relatively simple E2, I’d do it.

#2

Is this only for existing contraptions or do you do custom E2s as well?

Because I sort of need an E2 that controls a single hydraulic door and can open and close it at different speeds while having multiple outputs for buttons and shit.

That didn’t sound so simple after I typed it.

#3 


@name Hydraulic Controller
@inputs ButtonA ButtonB ButtonC ButtonD ButtonE
@outputs Length
@persist IsOpen

interval(300)
if(sign(ButtonA + ButtonB + ButtonC + ButtonD + ButtonE) == 1) {IsOpen = abs(IsOpen - 1)}
Length = [START LENGTH] - ([START LENGTH - END LENGTH] * IsOpen)

Wire a smoother with desired settings to Length output.

#4

Why is speed an input? I don’t see it used anywhere in the actual expression.

#5

what happened here

http://www.nodex.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=95&start=10

#6

Oh lol’d. I’m flattered?

#7

Woah, fur serius?
Dude could you make me one which, upon holding a button, will have a countdown of 3 seconds, then output 1 (for operating rocket engines)… and return to 0 when the button is released.

Also, with each second during the countdown, have an output of 1 lasting just .5 seconds (for operating a blinking red light and siren effect) at the 0.01, 1, and 2 second marks.

To simple it up-> beep beep beep BOOOOMholycraaap release button ok everything’s cool

#8 

@inputs Omg
@outputs Hax
@persist Lolwat
interval(100)
if (Omg) {
    Lolwat = min(Lolwat + 0.1, 3)
    Hax = (Lolwat == 3)
} else {
    Lolwat = Hax = 0
}

Amirite
imrite

#9

God, how I @#%$ing love the modulus function for these kinds of things :v:

@name Bomb E2
@inputs Start
@outputs Alert Boom
@persist Counting Count

interval(100)
if(Start == 1) {Counting = 1}
Count = mod(Count + Counting, 30)
if(mod(Count,5) < 3) {Alert = 1}
if(mod(Count,30) < 28) {Boom = 1, Count = 0}

#10

Well, not a bomb detonation… an afterburner type thing- It can restart after you pressed it right? So each time you hold it in it counts down then activates afterburners?