How to trace circuit tick by tick?
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How to trace circuit tick by tick?
I’m building a complex circuit and it doesn’t work. Is there any possibility to hold the game, inspect signals and continue in 1 tick steps?
Re: How to trace circuit tick by tick?
/editor -> Time -> Tick once
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I need more detail answer kinda "for dummies". I went to the options and found "Tick once" is set to "Numpad .". I pressed that key and nothing happened. There should be something more I should know.
Re: How to trace circuit tick by tick?
Press ` to open the console
Type /editor and press enter
If you get an achievement warning, repeat the above steps
Press "Numpad ."
Type /editor and press enter
If you get an achievement warning, repeat the above steps
Press "Numpad ."
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Re: How to trace circuit tick by tick?
Thank you.
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I didn't know about that one, i used to set /c game.speed=0.1 and use the 6fps mode to track what was happening
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Also may I suggest my circuit tracing ring buffer, there's times when the single-step-and-inspect is best, also times when you want the history for the patterns in the changes.
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Re: How to trace circuit tick by tick?
Thanks for sharingquyxkh wrote: Thu Jul 18, 2019 12:03 am Also may I suggest my circuit tracing ring buffer, there's times when the single-step-and-inspect is best, also times when you want the history for the patterns in the changes.
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Re: How to trace circuit tick by tick?
There are a couple of mods that try and emulate the step-by-step part in the game, too, but this is what I'd pick as my first port of call.quyxkh wrote: Thu Jul 18, 2019 12:03 am Also may I suggest my circuit tracing ring buffer, there's times when the single-step-and-inspect is best, also times when you want the history for the patterns in the changes.