...want the lights to have if the circuit is of (e.g. 255,0,0 for green light)

Easiest would be to connect the lever to the set_state input of the labourer. Otherwise, try connecting the lever to a signal check where the RGB goes into the set_output and the false output is the colour you

nice gaming RGB but have no idea how to turn off the light since when i pull the lever, it stay on the current color :(

how do you make it so the lights go off after the lever is turned again

nvm i got it working

can you disable the lights since when i pull the lever again it stays on the color it was on and not the default one so can you dissable the lights back to the default without it staying on teh current colour that was on

never mind I figured out how to do it

Hey is there a way to turn off the light or do they have to stay on once you put them on

How did you figure out T_Loop?

You have to save the circuit as an assembly yourself, the mod includes only a sub file with the circuits. Make sure you enable the mod to be able to open the submarine :)

the actual assembly to be spawned in doesn't appear in the assemblies list

What exactly breaks for you? The circuit definitely still works for me.

You can build more compact versions now, too. With the HSV mode on color components and the extra oscillator functions coming next patch you can build it with 5 comps only! I'll probably release an updated lighting collection with the new circuit once the new baro version drops.

does not appear to work

Installation is pretty simple.
1) Copy the circuit, the button and relay (to the right of the circuit) and the lights+delays (above and/or below) and paste them into your sub file.
2) Place the lights (keeping the same distance) where you want the light effect to appear.
3) Place the activation button wherever you want to put it
4) Hide the rest of the components somewhere.
That's it

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Instructions unclear, Clown stuck in Engine.

Right, thanks bud

@Rat-Algorithm "Spook"
It's three differeny systems. You'll have to save the leftmost circuit as an assembly yourself in the sub editor. Lights and delays lines included, the circuit that calculates the RGB cycle signal is 8 components.

Im not sure if im doing it right, but it looks far from 8 components when opened in game

Amazing! Finally figure out how to work with two bloody rgb components.

it doesnt function

You press the button. You should be looking for a sub file named "RGB assemblies", if you can't find it, check if the file is enabled in the mod list under settings in game.

how does one activate this