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Mixed Selector/Multiplexer

Archive · 2006 3 old posts

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Tom7777 ·

This question will probably have a simple answer but how is it possible to use a selector with multiple data types, currently the way it works if i input a float then after it have a stream data type it will force it to be a float, has anyone made a custom version where you could have 1 = float 2=stream 3=string ect? If not i would like to request this as a new modules called Mixed Selector/Multiplexer as they would be usefull to have but i like the current system so i don't want the main modules to get changed. Thanks 🙂

rl ·

pass a Bus through selector/multiplexer?

Tom7777 ·

Heh, yeah i actually thought of that a short while after posting, its a great workaround, thanks rl 🙂

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