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ValueMultiplexers allow to curate a list of values and [[Drive|drive]] a target with one of them.
ValueMultiplexers allow to curate a list of values and [[Drive|drive]] a target with one of them.


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== Usage ==
== Usage ==
{{Table ComponentFields
{{Table ComponentFields
|Target|{{RootFieldType|FieldDrive`1|T}}|TypeAdv0=true|A field which is driven with the currently selected
|Target|{{RootFieldType|FieldDrive`1|T}}|TypeAdv0=true|A field which is driven with the currently selected list value
|Index|Int|0-based index that determines which value of <code>Values</code> has been selected; values outside the range <code>[0;length-1]</code> are wrapped around internally.
|Index|Int|0-based index that determines which value of <code>Values</code> has been selected; values outside the range <code>[0;length-1]</code> are wrapped around internally.
|Values|{{RootFieldType|SyncFieldList`1|T}}|TypeAdv2=true|A list of values which can also individually be driven or written to
|Values|{{RootFieldType|SyncFieldList`1|T}}|TypeAdv2=true|A list of values which can also individually be driven or written to
|AllowWriteBack|Bool|Setting this to <code>true</code> redirects writes to <code>Target</code> or to a <code>Source</code> representing the selected value to the currently indexed list entry.
|AllowWriteBack|Bool|Setting this to <code>true</code> redirects writes from <code>Target</code> or from a <code>Source</code> representing the selected value to the currently indexed list entry.
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== Behavior ==
== Behavior ==
The component behaves similar to a [[Component:ValueCopy|ValueCopy]] with the list entry indicated by <code>Index</code> as its <code>Source</code>.
Changes to <code>Index</code> or the list entries will affect <code>Target</code> whenever the drive is evaluated.
On the other hand the <code>Source</code> of this component updates instantly.


== Examples ==
== Examples ==
[[File:ValueMultiplexer_ProtoFlux_1.png|thumb|center|500px|Array-like access from within ProtoFlux. Note the setting of <code>AllowWriteBack</code> and that you can only access a single value at a time!]]
[[File:ValueMultiplexer_ProtoFlux_Wrapping_Index.png|thumb|center|500px|A demonstration of what happens when <code>Index</code> is outside the usual range. (wraps around)]]


== See Also ==
== See Also ==

Latest revision as of 17:04, 10 July 2024

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Value Multiplexer`1 component as seen in the Scene Inspector

ValueMultiplexers allow to curate a list of values and drive a target with one of them.

They implement IValue which means that a reference to them can be used to create a Source node representing the currently indexed value. This enables using them like arrays when combined with a Source of the Index field.

Usage

Fields
Name Type Description
persistent Bool Determines whether or not this item will be saved to the server.
UpdateOrder Int Controls the order in which this component is updated.
Enabled Bool Controls whether or not this component is enabled.
Target field drive of T A field which is driven with the currently selected list value
Index Int 0-based index that determines which value of Values has been selected; values outside the range [0;length-1] are wrapped around internally.
Values direct SyncFieldList`1<T> A list of values which can also individually be driven or written to
AllowWriteBack Bool Setting this to true redirects writes from Target or from a Source representing the selected value to the currently indexed list entry.

Behavior

The component behaves similar to a ValueCopy with the list entry indicated by Index as its Source. Changes to Index or the list entries will affect Target whenever the drive is evaluated.

On the other hand the Source of this component updates instantly.

Examples

Array-like access from within ProtoFlux. Note the setting of AllowWriteBack and that you can only access a single value at a time!
A demonstration of what happens when Index is outside the usual range. (wraps around)

See Also