Progress Sensor - Revision history

Chunky104: Direct template transclusion

2026-04-19T03:47:48Z

Direct template transclusion

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	{{~~LittleBigPlanet Karting Gadgets~~}}		{{navbox LBPK gadgets}}

Chunky104 at 05:06, 23 November 2024

2024-11-23T05:06:40Z

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	{{GadgetBob		{{GadgetBob
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	~~{{WIP\|The player's position is factored into the progress calculation somehow when both a Time Limit and Hits Limit are enabled; I'm just not sure how to put it into words.}}~~
	The '''Progress Sensor''' is a sensor gadget in ''[[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]'' that outputs a signal based on how close a player is to finishing a race.		The '''Progress Sensor''' is a sensor gadget in ''[[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]'' that outputs a signal based on how close a player is to finishing a race.

	==Usage and Behaviour==		==Usage and Behaviour==
			{{Missinginfo\|section=y\|this sensor's behaviour in relation to Time and Hit limits\|The player's position is factored into the progress calculation somehow when both a Time Limit and Hits Limit are enabled; I'm just not sure how to put it into words.}}
	The Progress Sensor is dependent on player data to function, and thus can only be placed onto a [[Spawn Point]]; it will track whichever player spawns there. The sensor outputs a digital ON signal once the player has a non-0 progress value, and an analogue signal based on how close they are to one of the limits specified on the Gameplay Settings page of Global Settings (Time, Score, Hits, or Number of Laps).		The Progress Sensor is dependent on player data to function, and thus can only be placed onto a [[Spawn Point]]; it will track whichever player spawns there. The sensor outputs a digital ON signal once the player has a non-0 progress value, and an analogue signal based on how close they are to one of the limits specified on the Gameplay Settings page of Global Settings (Time, Score, Hits, or Number of Laps).

Chunky104: Edit to the bob; changing "games" to "game", as it only appears in one game.

2024-08-01T06:22:47Z

Edit to the bob; changing "games" to "game", as it only appears in one game.

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	\| bobimg= Gadget_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png		\| bobimg= Gadget_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png
	\| ~~games~~= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]		\| game= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]
	\| type= Gadgets		\| type= Gadgets
	\| category= Sensors		\| category= Sensors

Chunky104: Updated icon link

2024-07-12T20:27:39Z

Updated icon link

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	\| border= {{HexColor\|lbpk}}		\| border= {{HexColor\|lbpk}}
	\| bobimg= ~~LBPK_Sensor_Progress_Icon~~.png		\| bobimg= Gadget_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png
	\| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]		\| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]
	\| type= Gadgets		\| type= Gadgets

Chunky104 at 06:27, 7 March 2024

2024-03-07T06:27:14Z

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	{{GadgetBob		{{GadgetBob
	\| border= lbpk		\| border= {{HexColor\|lbpk}}
	\| bobimg= LBPK_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png		\| bobimg= LBPK_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png
	\| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]		\| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]

Chunky104: Updated border colours to the new shorthand system.

2024-03-03T10:29:22Z

Updated border colours to the new shorthand system.

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	{{GadgetBob		{{GadgetBob
	\| border= ~~#F25858~~		\| border= lbpk
	\| bobimg= LBPK_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png		\| bobimg= LBPK_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png
	\| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]		\| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]

Chunky104: /* Usage and Behaviour */ Typo

2023-11-08T14:41:33Z

Usage and Behaviour: Typo

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	The Progress Sensor is dependent on player data to function, and thus can only be placed onto a [[Spawn Point]]; it will track whichever player spawns there. The sensor outputs a digital ON signal once the player has a non-0 progress value, and an analogue signal based on how close they are to one of the limits specified on the Gameplay Settings page of Global Settings (Time, Score, Hits, or Number of Laps).		The Progress Sensor is dependent on player data to function, and thus can only be placed onto a [[Spawn Point]]; it will track whichever player spawns there. The sensor outputs a digital ON signal once the player has a non-0 progress value, and an analogue signal based on how close they are to one of the limits specified on the Gameplay Settings page of Global Settings (Time, Score, Hits, or Number of Laps).

	Progress is defined differently depending on the game mode: in a race, the only thing that counts as "progress" is how many laps the player has done relative to the level's lap count. In a battle, progress is based on how close the player is to reaching the Time, Score and Hit Limits specified in the level's Global Settings. For example, if the Hits Limit is set to 10, and player has hit two karts with weapons, their ~~progreess~~ will be 20%. If the level has a Time Limit in place, it increments "progress" for every player in the game as it gets closer to running out.		Progress is defined differently depending on the game mode: in a race, the only thing that counts as "progress" is how many laps the player has done relative to the level's lap count. In a battle, progress is based on how close the player is to reaching the Time, Score and Hit Limits specified in the level's Global Settings. For example, if the Hits Limit is set to 10, and player has hit two karts with weapons, their progress will be 20%. If the level has a Time Limit in place, it increments "progress" for every player in the game as it gets closer to running out.

	==Tweaks==		==Tweaks==

Chunky104: Basic page to get things started.

2023-11-07T16:39:35Z

Basic page to get things started.

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{{GadgetBob
| border= #F25858
| bobimg= LBPK_Sensor_Progress_Icon.png
| games= [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]
| type= Gadgets
| category= Sensors
| outputs= 1
}}
{{WIP|The player's position is factored into the progress calculation somehow when both a Time Limit and Hits Limit are enabled; I'm just not sure how to put it into words.}}
The '''Progress Sensor''' is a sensor gadget in ''[[LittleBigPlanet Karting]]'' that outputs a signal based on how close a player is to finishing a race.

==Usage and Behaviour==
The Progress Sensor is dependent on player data to function, and thus can only be placed onto a [[Spawn Point]]; it will track whichever player spawns there. The sensor outputs a digital ON signal once the player has a non-0 progress value, and an analogue signal based on how close they are to one of the limits specified on the Gameplay Settings page of Global Settings (Time, Score, Hits, or Number of Laps).

Progress is defined differently depending on the game mode: in a race, the only thing that counts as "progress" is how many laps the player has done relative to the level's lap count. In a battle, progress is based on how close the player is to reaching the Time, Score and Hit Limits specified in the level's Global Settings. For example, if the Hits Limit is set to 10, and player has hit two karts with weapons, their progreess will be 20%. If the level has a Time Limit in place, it increments "progress" for every player in the game as it gets closer to running out.

==Tweaks==
{{tweakinvert}}
{{tweakvisible}}

{{LittleBigPlanet Karting Gadgets}}