There is a way... it is necessary to rewrite the specified colors in the code, but since it is almost 4 years old, I do not remember at all how everything was arranged there ^)

Any way of making the color of them before they turn on a little brighter i feel its a bit too dark to easily see when they are off

you can use this microcontroler for the output
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2956515122

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!!WOW!!

HOW I GET INPURT

Nice

You are a madman, we need more madmen like you, more buttons less space ftw!!!!

using the composite logic

how do i get the button output

2 composite outputs. the first 32 buttons are channels 1 to 32 of the first composite and 33 to 64 are channels 1 to 32 of the second composite

uh how do i connect the switches i just see composite logic...?

I love the update! i will be trying to use this for sure!

thank you so much. this is top notch, along with many of your other creations that ive stumbled upon. Maybe someday you would enjoy checking out my hydrofoil, 6 months of tuning has gotten it near perfect with the help of workshop logic :D

I updated the controller now you can use the property
I hope it will be convenient for you now)

you can insert lines of the type mass[number of the required button][2]=true before line 9
crutch but but I somehow did not make it more convenient)

heyo, Ive been using this for awhile now, absolutely killer m/c. is it possible to get some of the switches to be in the on state on spawn? the jank way would be using a NOT logic and changing the switch name to "disable*this*" but that sounds lame. got any ideas?

Yes buttons and channels are in the same order

alright, i think im onto something. well, you put me onto something. Each button would be channel (for example, 1-32) in order? or would i have to edit which channel each button outputs myself?

there are 2 ways it will be easier for you to use a separate controller that will receive the composite and read the individual channels inside and then output them to off/on
try watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJfAfuO2d14

I am fairly new to the whole digital switches bit, how do i turn each of the buttons into individual On/Off outputs? id like to use this on one monitor rather than 10 instrument panels but I cant quite get it to work