I figured it out after a long night of headaches, Im new to the game so it was a lot to teach myself.. trial and error haha. youtube doesn't do a good job of explaining but I got it! love the microcontroller thank you for such a cool upload:)

Also consider taking a look at my prewired testbed.

@Curry
Are you having trouble getting the lights to illuminate / flash?

If so, be sure they are powered through a battery or running generator, and that the input is receiving a signal from something such as a button, and that all lights are connected.

hi I found you on youtube and cant figure this light stuff out. could you help ? discord is 392#0401

There is a newer version that has a different lighting pattern, and alternates between two patterns.

This is very useful and simple, much appreciated!

Go to a small island like the Airstrip Base and spawn this in: https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1783219662

I suggest the Airstrip Base due to its small size and low resource usage.

What kind of PC do you have? You're probably experiencing a simulation speed slowdown because your computer cannot handle the game properly.

too slow
a lot faster in video

@bobb04021
Please explain?

timing is wrong

I know realize I can use Boolean gates to make multiple OR conditions in a smaller space in order to make multiple sequences.

can I use this on an airport vehicle im working on? (the vehicle most likely will be published, thats why i ask)

I want to make multiple sequences, but the amount of OR gates I would need... Though this is a microprocessor which makes it less of an issue, but still a lot of OR gates to wire.

Sorry for wasting your time :P

then I saw the description again

Wait sorry I didnt read it right xD I thought you meant multiple light types

So you could have yelps, signals to other sides and such

You could, but for what purpose?

Hey, I can make this have multiple inputs!