Once more... Decider Combinator and Input Count
Posted: Wed Nov 26, 2025 6:16 pm
Hello (:
I ran into unexpected behavior with a multi-condition Decider Combinator and the Input Count Option. My intention was to use the decider to map the capacitor charge C to a color and output both the color signal and C to a separated circuit network for a colored light bar. In the picture/blueprint below you can see how I tried to do it. Note the in- and outputs working as intended, except for the pass-through of C on the red wire, despite the condition (C>50 AND EACH=3) passing. If I switch the C output to R+G, then I get an output of C=3.
So, I am wondering, how does the combinator select, which conditions to take into account for its outputs? Does EACH always override all others? Is that intended behavior?
Thanks for taking a look! (:
I ran into unexpected behavior with a multi-condition Decider Combinator and the Input Count Option. My intention was to use the decider to map the capacitor charge C to a color and output both the color signal and C to a separated circuit network for a colored light bar. In the picture/blueprint below you can see how I tried to do it. Note the in- and outputs working as intended, except for the pass-through of C on the red wire, despite the condition (C>50 AND EACH=3) passing. If I switch the C output to R+G, then I get an output of C=3.
So, I am wondering, how does the combinator select, which conditions to take into account for its outputs? Does EACH always override all others? Is that intended behavior?
Thanks for taking a look! (:
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