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I think the off/on cycle will update the lens color, I cant actually remember.To relieve ear pain or discomfort, you can take steps to open the eustachian tube and relieve the pressure, such as: A green lens will produce a red light effect,etc. The light emitted will change color, but the lens might not. I vaguely remember lights having a "burn in" effect after they're activated once. Cause I haven't tested any of this and it's off the top of my head. You might need to add a very fast off/on circuit to quickly update the sprites.ĥ. As long as there aren't two color relays active at the same time, the light should change. Wire the color change memory blocks across the appropriate logic.

Set the output from the three separate logics into three separate relays. The other hook has a 'greater than' memory 0. The 'and' has a 'less than' memory 50 on one hook. Yellow is the hard one - rounded result is passed thru an 'equal' against an 'and'. Green - rounded result is passed thru a 'greater than' comp against a memory set to 50. Red is the easiest - rounded result is passed thru an 'equal' comp against a memory set to 0. Pass the rounded result into three separate logic circuits. Take that result and pass it into a 'round' comp. Make sure the division is setup properly.)ģ. Pass that result into a division comp with another memory set to the number of batteries you have.(This will give you the average charge of your batteries. Pass the charge_%_out from your batteries into an add comp. ex: 255,100,60,128 - should produce a pinkish or maybe orange, 50% intensity light.)Ģ. I suspect it's just RGBA comma separated. Idk how color is formatted for the 'set_color_in' hook in lights,haven't messed with it just a whole lot. (You want three colors, you need three memory comps. Put all the color info for one color into a memory component.
