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Logic extensions mod

It seems that the latest game update brings some breaking changes, making this mod impossible in multiplayer mode. Unfortunately it can now work in single-player mode only.

Mod was reworked to support new besiege 'message' keys:
1) Once old machine, built with this mod, is loaded, it's keys will be silently converted to new Besiege keys with message support. Before overwriting saved machine you may back-up it just in case something goes wrong with conversion.
2) All numeric ExtKey values will be converted to messages and will be editable in corresponding menu. External text input is removed.
3) ExtKey (ones in automation blocks and CPU) simulates BOTH selected normal keys AND message keys at the same time. No matter what position of corresponding switch in mapper is set.
4) Besiege keys (in all blocks except automation blocks) in contrast react ONLY the mode you selected (key OR message).
5) If ExtKey generates LERP [0..1] value output, it can be accepted by modified blocks, listed in mod description, not only by key, but by message also.

[Notice]
2021-12-19 - mod was updated because of a serious bug found in ExtKey toggle mechanism. All machines I tested worked fine, but there still is a small possibility this is a breaking change.

[Warning!!!!11]
This mod is fragile. This means it can be ruined (with machines depending on it!) if a game is updated, and it can take a time to fix it.

This mod brings new automation possibilities into Besiege.

Logic extensions mod is useful when you need to make a complicated automation logic for your machine. For this purpose Sensor, Altimeter, LogicGate, Anglometer and Speedometer blocks (actually all except timer) get extended keys (ExtKeys) support.

ExtKeys can emulate non-binary output. This means, you can emulate not only "pressed" and "released" states, but any kind of "slightly pressed", "practically released" and so on. This is acheived by generating a floating point output in a range of [0..1] for each ExtKey emulator.

Sensor block gets 'Lerp' toggle, which switches it to detecting distance to the closest object in range. The distance is calculated as linear interpolated (LERP) argument for the sensor's range. For example: if you select 'Distance' to be 10, and the object is detected at the distance of 4, you will get 0.4 to ouput ExtKey.

Execute 'sensordbg true' in console you will see points that were found by sensor in Lerp mode.

Sensor now detects object type in front of it. You can get object info using CPU block by calling api readSensor(pio) on a PIO, that is emulated by sensor now.

Anglometer block gets 'Lerp' toggle, which switches it to output Lerp value between the selected angles. Note that at 0 degrees it has 0 output, and at 360 it has 1. This means if you make a full circle rotation, output will be climing from 0 to 1 and then immediately drop to 0 after passing the start position of anglometer.

Altimeter block gets a second slider, meaning MAX height. The first one becomes MIN height. If selected MAX is below MIN, altimeter behaves in a vanilla way. If MAX is above MIN, emulated ExtKey's value will be height LERP between these two sliders.

Speedometer block gets a second slider, meaning MAX speed. The first one becomes MIN speed. If selected MAX is below MIN, Speedometer behaves in a vanilla way. If MAX is above MIN, emulated ExtKey's value will be speed LERP between these two sliders.

If you select any block(s) in build mode and hold ` button, you will see it's IO connections. Green lines come from emulators to selected consumer block, red ones - from selected emulator to consumers.

Steering hinge, steering, powered wheels, cogs and flying block now can use non-binary output of ExtKeys, mapped to real keyboard. To enable this functionality, you should toggle new "FPIO" button on a corresponding block.

For this block behavior changes only in Auto-Return + Limit Angle mode. Incoming FPIO difference on left and right emulated keys becomes a LERP parameter for the rotation angle.

Incoming FPIO difference on left and right emulated keys becomes speed of rotation.

Incoming FPIO becomes power.

Incoming FPIO becomes extend length.

Requires a basic programming knowlege.
This is an extensible block, that has up to 100 general IO ExtKeys and JavaScript language interpreter. It can read/write values to it's IO ports (PIO, = ExtKeys) with the code and supports interrupts mechanism.

Don't forget to press 'Save' button in CPU window after you finished editing!
Please note that this block is experimental. It can contain random bugs. If you find a bug in CPU you can write about it in the comments.

This value means (roughly) a maximum number of code lines that can be executed during one game frame. Typically you don't need to touch it. You should avoid executing too much lines per frame, and use asleep() api in long loops.

Add PIO by pressing "+" button near PIO label and then assign it to a real or virtual key by typing it's code. If you want to lookup code of a real key, check it by mapping via any other block having ExtKeys (you'll see code in text field).

CPU key mapper has a code window with JS-code. Code syntax errors are printed at the bottom. Runtime errors will be printed to console, or they can be caught using try/catch. Open besiege console (ctrl+K by default) and type 'cpuapi' to get cpu API help or check it online at https://github.com/Bargest/LogicExtensions/wiki.

You can find several code examples in mod folder at
<path_to_Steam>\steamapps\workshop\content\346010\2006662730\logic_mod\Resources\examples

Automation blocks (sensor, altimeter, anglometer, speedometer) can now generate additional data (position, velocity, object info, etc) and transmit it to CPU. This data is accessible via readSensor API, described here:
https://github.com/Bargest/LogicExtensions/wiki.

1) Machine with keys remapped to virtual IDs can be loaded only with this mod. Loading/resaving this machine without this mod will break all these virtual-space mappings.
2) "Break" (pause break key) is used by this mod as kind of a "gate" to virtual key space. Avoid usage of this key in your machine.

Mod code can be found on github: https://github.com/Bargest/LogicExtensions