Posted 01 April 2014 - 07:45 PM
Hello CC forum!!
I am making a small program with touch-screen monitors (this is the first time i actually use them), and i ran into a small error:
i have to click the monitor twice for it to run.
the idea is that i have a monitor (1x1) with the words "water" on row 1, and "cooling" on row 2.
underneath it (row 4) i have a button that changes between 'on' and 'off'. whenever it sends a redstone signal(back), a simple piston mechanism allows water to flood a certain room. as said previously, it works fine, but i have to press both the 'on' and 'off' button twice for it to work.
link to my paste: http://pastebin.com/MALsDewf
(I am using noob code, and i am aware of the fact that it could be written a lot more efficiently)
thanks for your time!!
~BHTA
edit: on the first click, the button interface changes, as it shoulds. the second click makes the computer execute the redstone signal.
I am making a small program with touch-screen monitors (this is the first time i actually use them), and i ran into a small error:
i have to click the monitor twice for it to run.
the idea is that i have a monitor (1x1) with the words "water" on row 1, and "cooling" on row 2.
underneath it (row 4) i have a button that changes between 'on' and 'off'. whenever it sends a redstone signal(back), a simple piston mechanism allows water to flood a certain room. as said previously, it works fine, but i have to press both the 'on' and 'off' button twice for it to work.
link to my paste: http://pastebin.com/MALsDewf
(I am using noob code, and i am aware of the fact that it could be written a lot more efficiently)
thanks for your time!!
~BHTA
edit: on the first click, the button interface changes, as it shoulds. the second click makes the computer execute the redstone signal.
Edited on 01 April 2014 - 06:05 PM