Controlinator: Difference between revisions

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Controlinator

Games:	LittleBigPlanet 2, LittleBigPlanet PS Vita, LittleBigPlanet 3
Type:	Gadgets
Category:	Containers
In-Game Category:	Advanced Logic
Inputs:	1 - 19 (LBP2/3) 1 - 21 (Vita)
Outputs:	18 (LBP2/3) 20 (Vita)
Obtained from:	Tutorials (LBP2/Vita) Start (LBP3)

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The Controlinator is an advanced logic gadget that outputs signals based on the user's inputs, allowing objects to be directly controlled through controller input.

Usage and Behaviour

The Controlinator can be placed onto any surface; when placed directly onto an object, a nearby player can press to enter it. The player loses control of their Sackperson once seated; instead, the player's controller inputs produce signals that can be hooked up to any logic in the level.

Inputs and Outputs

In LittleBigPlanet 2 and LittleBigPlanet 3, the Controlinator has 18 outputs, each corresponding to an input on the user's controller.

Active; produces a digital ON signal when the Controlinator is currently active - either when a Sackthing is seated, or the gadget is receiving input from a Transmitter.

Face Buttons have four outputs, each corresponding to the shape buttons on the right hand side of the controller. These each produce a digital ON signal when pressed.

Directional Buttons are comprised of two outputs that correspond to and on the left hand side of the controller. The outputs can be fed into a Direction Splitter to get different signals depending on which directions the player presses.
- and produce a Positive signal, while and produce a Negative signal.

Shuffle Buttons have four outputs, each corresponding to the buttons on the top of the controller.
- and both produce a digital ON signal when pressed.
- and both produce an analogue signal based on how much the button is pressed down.

Left / Right Sticks; produce an analogue signal based on how far the respective stick is pushed in a given direction. Like with , these can be fed into a Direction Splitter to differentiate between Left and Right, or Up and Down movements.
- L3 produces a digital ON signal when clicking in the Left Stick. is reserved for the Exit Controlinator function in Create Mode, and thus does not have its own output.

Tilt: produces analogue signals based on how the user tilts their controller. Again, a Direction Splitter can be used to differentiate between angles.
- Tilt Left/Right corresponds to the controller's Roll axis, with the arrow on pointing either at the ceiling or the floor.
- Tilt Up/Down corresponds to the controller's Pitch axis, with the USB charging port facing either the ceiling or the floor.

It should be noted that and cannot be used by seated players unless Popit Controls are disabled in its tweak menu.

By default, the Controlinator has a single Eject input on the bottom, which forcibly ejects the user when it receives a digital ON signal, and prevents the Controlinator from being used as long as it is active.

Tweaks

Name: (text field; 256 characters)
Sets a name for the Controlinator. If it is captured directly, this name will be used instead of the default "Some kind of object".

Control

Remote Control: (

No •‎

Transmitter •‎

Receiver

)
Determines whether the Controlinator receives

No •‎

Transmitter •‎

Receiver •‎

Controlinator Frequency Colour: (

•‎

)
Sets the colour channel that the Controlinator sends its inputs on, or receives from. If the Controlinator is a Receiver, it can be set to receive inputs from the closest player instead.

Disable Popit Controls: (

No •‎

Yes

)
If set to Yes, the Controlinator will prevent seated players from opening their Popit or changing their expression, allowing the

and

outputs to be used.

Override Sackbot: (

No •‎

Yes

)
If the Controlinator is placed inside of a Sackbot, and if this tweak is set to Yes, the Sackbot can be remotely controlled by the inputs it receives through the Controlinator's receiver.

DEV ONLY - Switch X and O if O is enter button: (

No •‎

Yes

)
A Developer only setting that was used to test swapping

and

, making all logic activated by each button activated by the other button.
This feature was intended to be used with the Japanese version of the game, as

is used as the main enter button in Japan.
This option was added to the game shortly after the DC Comics pack, but the latest LittleBigPlanet 2 Debug Build we have predates its addition.

Trigger

Set Trigger Radius: (0.0 - 5000.0)
Determines how close Sackthings need to get in order to enter the Controlinator.

Automatically Enter: (

No •‎

Yes

)
If set to Yes, the player will be forced into the Controlinator as soon as they enter its trigger radius

Players

Players: (

All •‎

Lead

)
When set to "All", any player in the game can enter the Controlinator. When set to "Lead", only Player 1 can be seated.

Visuals

Show Circuitboard: (

No •‎

Yes

)
Shows or hides the Controlinator's circuitboard. This can also be set by hovering the Popit Cursor over the gadget and pressing

.

Side-Mounted: (

No •‎

Yes

)
Determines the occupying Sackthing's seating angle.

Visible in Play Mode: (

No •‎

Yes

)
Determines whether or not the Controlinator will be rendered in Play Mode. This also affects whether the seated Sackthing is visible too.

Controlinator Circuitboard

The button display on the Circuit Board of a Controlinator is considered one piece of logic by itself. It has a special auto-snapping property that forces it to the top of the Circuit Board. It can be picked up and placed on objects outside of the Circuit Board, but doesn't auto-snap outside of Circuit Boards, and has no function when outside of the board.

Final Design

Beta Design

The LittleBigPlanet 2 Beta features a different design for the button display that looks more akin to a controller, with handles and button symbols.

Cross-Controller Update

After the Cross-Controller update was added to the game, the base material for the button display was mistakenly overwritten with the Vitanator's base material. This visual mistake persists in LittleBigPlanet 3

Gallery

Model Renders

On

Off

Official Renders

Sackboy seated in a Controlinator.

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+{{GameIndicator|lbp2=t|lbp3=t|lbpv=t}}
 {{GadgetBob
-| border= #15C115
+| border= {{HexColor|lbp2}}
-| bobimg= Controlinator_Icon.png
+| bobimg= Gadget_Container_Controlinator_Icon.png
-| games= [[LittleBigPlanet 2]], [[LittleBigPlanet PS Vita]], [[LittleBigPlanet Karting]], [[LittleBigPlanet 3]]
+| games= [[LittleBigPlanet 2]], [[LittleBigPlanet PS Vita]], [[LittleBigPlanet 3]]
 | type= Gadgets
-| category= Advanced Logic
+| category= Containers
-| inputs= 1
+| ingamecat= Advanced Logic
-| obtained= Start
+| inputs= 1 - 19 (LBP2/3)<br>1 - 21 (Vita)
+| outputs= 18 (LBP2/3)<br>20 (Vita)
+| obtained= {{tooltip|Tutorials|The Controlinator (LBP2)&#010;The Controlinator 1 (Vita)}} (LBP2/Vita)<br>Start (LBP3)
 }}
-{{WIP}}
+{{stub}}
+The '''Controlinator''' is an advanced logic gadget that outputs signals based on the user's inputs, allowing objects to be directly controlled through controller input.
-==Usage and behaviour==
+==Usage and Behaviour==
+The Controlinator can be placed onto any surface; when placed directly onto an object, a nearby player can press {{button|triangle}} to enter it. The player loses control of their Sackperson once seated; instead, the player's controller inputs produce signals that can be hooked up to any logic in the level.
+==Inputs and Outputs==
+In ''LittleBigPlanet 2'' and ''LittleBigPlanet 3'', the Controlinator has 18 outputs, each corresponding to an input on the user's controller.
+* Active; produces a digital ON signal when the Controlinator is currently active - either when a Sackthing is seated, or the gadget is receiving input from a Transmitter.
+* {{button|cross}} {{button|circle}} {{button|square}} {{button|triangle}} '''Face Buttons''' have four outputs, each corresponding to the shape buttons on the right hand side of the controller. These each produce a digital ON signal when pressed.
+* {{button|dpad}} '''Directional Buttons''' are comprised of two outputs that correspond to {{button|dpadlr}} and {{button|dpadud}} on the left hand side of the controller. The outputs can be fed into a [[Direction Splitter]] to get different signals depending on which directions the player presses.
+** {{button|dpadup}} and {{button|dpadright}} produce a Positive signal, while {{button|dpaddown}} and {{button|dpadleft}} produce a Negative signal.
+* {{button|l1}} {{button|l2}} {{button|r2}} {{button|r1}} '''Shuffle Buttons''' have four outputs, each corresponding to the buttons on the top of the controller.
+** {{button|l1}} and {{button|r1}} both produce a digital ON signal when pressed.
+** {{button|l2}} and {{button|r2}} both produce an analogue signal based on how much the button is pressed down.
+* {{button|lstick}} {{button|rstick}} Left / Right Sticks; produce an analogue signal based on how far the respective stick is pushed in a given direction. Like with {{button|dpad}}, these can be fed into a Direction Splitter to differentiate between Left and Right, or Up and Down movements.
+** {{button|l3}} '''L3''' produces a digital ON signal when clicking in the Left Stick. {{button|r3}} is reserved for the Exit Controlinator function in Create Mode, and thus does not have its own output.
+* '''Tilt''': produces analogue signals based on how the user tilts their controller. Again, a Direction Splitter can be used to differentiate between angles.
+** '''Tilt Left/Right''' corresponds to the controller's Roll axis, with the arrow on {{button|ps3|start}} pointing either at the ceiling or the floor.
+** '''Tilt Up/Down''' corresponds to the controller's Pitch axis, with the USB charging port facing either the ceiling or the floor.
+It should be noted that {{button|square}} and {{button|dpad}} cannot be used by seated players unless Popit Controls are disabled in its tweak menu.
+By default, the Controlinator has a single Eject input on the bottom, which forcibly ejects the user when it receives a digital ON signal, and prevents the Controlinator from being used as long as it is active.
 ==Tweaks==
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Text_LogicName.png
+|name=Name
+|params=text field; 256 characters
+|desc=Sets a name for the Controlinator. If it is [[Capture Object Tool|captured]] directly, this name will be used instead of the default "Some kind of object".
+}}
+===Control===
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_Remote_None.png
+|name=Remote Control
+|params=
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_GenericSetting_No.png|No}}
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_Remote_Transmit.png|Transmitter}}
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_Remote_Recieve.png|Receiver|last=y}}
+|desc=Determines whether the Controlinator receives
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_GenericSetting_No.png|No|The Controlinator does not transmit or receive user inputs.}}
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_Remote_Transmit.png|Transmitter|The Controlinator sends the user's inputs to any receiving Controlinators on the same frequency.}}
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_Remote_Recieve.png|Receiver|The Controlinator cannot be entered, and instead receives inputs from other Controlinators transmitting on the matching frequency.}}
+}}
+{{Tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Sensor_Key.png
+|name=Controlinator Frequency Colour
+|params={{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Blue.png|Blue}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Purple.png|Purple}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Pink.png|Pink}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Red.png|Red}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Yellow.png|Yellow}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Lime.png|Lime}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Green.png|Green}}
+{{tweakparam|imgclass=n|notext=y|icon=Tweak_TagColor_Turquoise.png|Turquoise}}
+{{tweakparam|icon=UI_Network_Online_Single.png|notext=y|Controlled by Nearest Player|last=y}}
+|desc=Sets the colour channel that the Controlinator sends its inputs on, or receives from. If the Controlinator is a Receiver, it can be set to receive inputs from the closest player instead.
+}}
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_DisablePopit.png
+|name=Disable Popit Controls
+|params=yesno
+|desc=If set to Yes, the Controlinator will prevent seated players from opening their Popit or changing their expression, allowing the {{button|square}} and {{button|dpad}} outputs to be used.
+}}
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_OverrideSackbot.png
+|name=Override Sackbot
+|params=yesno
+|desc=If the Controlinator is placed inside of a Sackbot, and if this tweak is set to Yes, the Sackbot can be remotely controlled by the inputs it receives through the Controlinator's receiver.
+}}
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_SwitchActionButtons.png
+|name=DEV ONLY - Switch X and O if O is enter button
+|params=yesno
+|desc=A Developer only setting that was used to test swapping {{button|cross}} and {{button|circle}}, making all logic activated by each button activated by the other button.<br>This feature was intended to be used with the Japanese version of the game, as {{button|circle}} is used as the main enter button in Japan.<br>This option was added to the game shortly after the DC Comics pack, but the latest LittleBigPlanet 2 Debug Build we have predates its addition.
+}}
+===Trigger===
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Sensor_Radius.png
+|name=Set Trigger Radius
+|params=0.0 - 5000.0
+|desc=Determines how close Sackthings need to get in order to enter the Controlinator.
+}}
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_AutomaticallyEnter.png
+|name=Automatically Enter
+|params=yesno
+|desc=If set to Yes, the player will be forced into the Controlinator as soon as they enter its trigger radius
+}}
-{{Tweakvisible}}
+===Players===
+{{Tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Sensor_Players_Carousel.png
+|name=Players
+|params=
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_Sensor_Players_All.png|All}}
+{{tweakparam|icon=Tweak_Sensor_Players_Lead.png|Lead|last=y}}
+|desc=When set to "All", any player in the game can enter the Controlinator. When set to "Lead", only Player 1 can be seated.
+}}
+===Visuals===
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Visual_ShowCircuitboard.png
+|name=Show Circuitboard
+|params=yesno
+|desc=Shows or hides the Controlinator's circuitboard. This can also be set by hovering the Popit Cursor over the gadget and pressing {{button|r1}}.
+}}
+{{tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Controlinator_SideMounted.png
+|name=Side-Mounted
+|params=yesno
+|desc=Determines the occupying Sackthing's seating angle.
+}}
+{{Tweak
+|icon=Tweak_Visual_Visibility.png
+|name=Visible in Play Mode
+|params=yesno
+|desc=Determines whether or not the Controlinator will be rendered in Play Mode. This also affects whether the seated Sackthing is visible too.
+}}
 ==Controlinator Circuitboard==
-Inside the circuit board of a Controlinator, the main object that all of the buttons are mounted on is considered one piece of logic by itself. It doesn't do anything by itself if removed, but has special clipping rules when placed on a circuitboard where it will always clip itself to the top section of the circuitboard's border.
+The button display on the Circuit Board of a Controlinator is considered one piece of logic by itself. It has a special auto-snapping property that forces it to the top of the Circuit Board. It can be picked up and placed on objects outside of the Circuit Board, but doesn't auto-snap outside of Circuit Boards, and has no function when outside of the board.
+{{ImageCarousel|images=[[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta_V2_Right_Render.png|256px]][[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta_V2_Front_Render.png|256px]][[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta_V2_Left_Render.png|256px]]|title=Final Design|customID=Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Final}}
+{{ImageCarousel|images=[[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta_V1_Right_Render.png|256px]][[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta_V1_Front_Render.png|256px]][[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta_V1_Left_Render.png|256px]]|title=Beta Design|customID=Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Beta}}
+The LittleBigPlanet 2 Beta features a different design for the button display that looks more akin to a controller, with handles and button symbols.
+{{ImageCarousel|images=[[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Final_Right_Render.png|256px]][[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Final_Front_Render.png|256px]][[File:Controlinator_Circuit_Board_Final_Left_Render.png|256px]]|title=Cross-Controller Update|customID=Controlinator_Circuit_Board_CC}}
+After the Cross-Controller update was added to the game, the base material for the button display was mistakenly overwritten with the ''[[Vitanator|Vitanator's]]'' base material. This visual mistake persists in ''[[LittleBigPlanet 3]]''
+==Gallery==
+===Model Renders===
+{{ImageCarousel|images=[[File:Controlinator_Seat_On_Right_Render.png|128px]][[File:Controlinator_Seat_On_Front_Render.png|128px]][[File:Controlinator_Seat_On_Left_Render.png|128px]][[File:Controlinator_Seat_On_Bottom_Render.png|128px]]|title=On|customID=Controlinator_Seat_On}}
+{{ImageCarousel|images=[[File:Controlinator_Seat_Off_Right_Render.png|128px]][[File:Controlinator_Seat_Off_Front_Render.png|128px]][[File:Controlinator_Seat_Off_Left_Render.png|128px]][[File:Controlinator_Seat_Off_Bottom_Render.png|128px]]|title=Off|customID=Controlinator_Seat_Off}}
-In earlier builds, this part of the controlinator is an attached object with a hitbox instead of a piece of logic.
+===Official Renders===
+<gallery widths="140" heights="140">
+File:Render_Sackboy_Controlinator.png|Sackboy seated in a Controlinator.
+</gallery>
-{{Template:LBP2Gadgets}}
+{{Template:LittleBigPlanet 2 Gadgets}}
+{{LittleBigPlanet 3 Gadgets}}

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Bolts	Bolt •‎ Sprung Bolt •‎ Motor Bolt •‎ Wobble Bolt
Joints	String •‎ Rod •‎ Elastic •‎ Spring •‎ Winch •‎ Piston
Emitters	Emitter •‎ Bubble Machine •‎ Note •‎ Smoke Machine
Movers	Mover •‎ Advanced Mover •‎ Follower •‎ In/Out Mover •‎ Motion Recorder •‎ Thruster
Rotators	Rotator •‎ Advanced Rotator •‎ Look-At Rotator •‎ Gyroscope •‎ Rocket Rotator •‎ Joystick Rotator
Switches	Button •‎ 2-Way Switch •‎ 3-Way Switch
Sensors	Player Sensor •‎ Tag •‎ Tag Sensor •‎ Remote Tag Sensor •‎ Tag Radar •‎ Grab Sensor •‎ Sticker Sensor •‎ Paintinator Sensor •‎ Projectile Sensor •‎ Water Sensor •‎ Impact Sensor •‎ Score Sensor •‎ Speed Sensor •‎ Rotation Sensor •‎ Angle Sensor
Simple Logic	NOT Gate •‎ OR Gate •‎ XOR Gate •‎ AND Gate •‎ Battery •‎ Microchip •‎ Circuit Node
Advanced Logic	Toggle •‎ Counter •‎ Timer •‎ Randomiser •‎ Direction Splitter •‎ Direction Combiner •‎ Selector •‎ Sequencer •‎ Controlinator •‎ Movinator •‎ Movinator Cursor •‎ Vitanator •‎ Memoriser
Global Tweakers	Global Lighting Tweaker •‎ Global Water Tweaker •‎ Global Anti-Gravity Tweaker •‎ Global Audio Tweaker •‎ Score Giver •‎ Game Ender
Object Tweakers	Material Tweaker •‎ Anti-Gravity Tweaker •‎ Danger Tweaker •‎ Destroyer •‎ Attract-O-Tweaker •‎ Wall Jump Material Tweaker
Creature Pieces	Magic Eye •‎ Cute Eye •‎ Evil Eye •‎ Magic Mouth •‎ Creature Brain: Unprotected •‎ Creature Brain: Protected •‎ Creature Wheel •‎ Creature Leg •‎ Creature Navigator
Cameras	Game Camera •‎ Movie Camera •‎ Snapshot Camera
Unreleased	Animatic •‎ Pin Giver •‎ Scripted Note
Removed	Ownership Tweaker •‎ Behaviour Modifier •‎ ‎‎ Direct Control Prompt •‎ Direct Control Object •‎ Sackbot Waypoints •‎ Sackbot Pads •‎ Impact Key •‎ Look-At Key •‎ Always On •‎ Death Sensor

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Bolts	Bolt •‎ Sprung Bolt •‎ Motor Bolt •‎ Wobble Bolt
Joints	String •‎ Rod •‎ Elastic •‎ Spring •‎ Winch •‎ Piston •‎ Bendy Rail •‎ Rail Hook
Sensors	Player Sensor •‎ Tag •‎ Tag Sensor •‎ Remote Tag Sensor •‎ Tag Radar •‎ Grab Sensor •‎ Sticker Sensor •‎ Paintinator Sensor •‎ Projectile Sensor •‎ Water Sensor •‎ Impact Sensor •‎ Score Sensor •‎ Speed Sensor •‎ Rotation Sensor •‎ Angle Sensor •‎ Sackpocket Sensor •‎ State Sensor •‎ Popit Cursor Sensor •‎ Interactive Live Stream Sensor •‎ Quest Sensor •‎ Springinator Sensor
Logic	NOT Gate •‎ OR Gate •‎ XOR Gate •‎ AND Gate •‎ Battery •‎ Toggle •‎ Direction Splitter •‎ Direction Combiner •‎ Selector •‎ Memoriser •‎ Circuit Node •‎ Counter •‎ Randomiser •‎ Timer •‎ Preloader •‎ Wave Generator
Logic Containers	Microchip •‎ Broadcast Microchip •‎ Sequencer •‎ Controlinator •‎ Movinator •‎ Movinator Cursor •‎ Blaster Handle
Movers	Thruster •‎ Mover •‎ Advanced Mover •‎ Follower •‎ In/Out Mover •‎ Advanced In/Out Mover •‎ Motion Recorder •‎ Force Chip
Rotators	Rotator •‎ Advanced Rotator •‎ Look-At Rotator •‎ Gyroscope •‎ Rocket Rotator •‎ Joystick Rotator
Emitters	Emitter •‎ Bubble Machine •‎ Note •‎ Smoke Machine •‎ Quest Marker
Object Tweakers	Material Tweaker •‎ Anti-Gravity Tweaker •‎ Danger Tweaker •‎ Destroyer •‎ Attract-O-Tweaker •‎ Wall Jump Material Tweaker •‎ Opacity Tweaker •‎ Physics Tweaker •‎ Shardinator •‎ Object Saver •‎ Permanency Tweaker •‎ Popit Powerup Tweaker
Creature Tweakers	Character Tweaker •‎ Kill Tweaker •‎ Sackpocket Tweaker •‎ Gameplay Tweaker •‎ Character Teleporter
World Tweakers	Global Lighting Tweaker •‎ Global Water Tweaker •‎ Global Anti-Gravity Tweaker •‎ Global Audio Tweaker •‎ Score Giver •‎ Game Ender •‎ Progress Board •‎ Quest Tweaker
Cameras	Game Camera •‎ Movie Camera •‎ Snapshot Camera
Animation Tweakers	Character Animation Tweaker •‎ Character Rotation Tweaker •‎ Object Animation Tweaker
Unreleased	Advanced Counter •‎ Platform Sensor •‎ Colour Tweaker •‎ Emittee •‎ Filter •‎ Hud Element •‎ Mesh Tweaker •‎ Goal Giver •‎ Quest Chip •‎ Quest Goal •‎ Quest Sensor •‎ Rumbler •‎ Saddle •‎ Tweak Trigger •‎ Don't Export Me! •‎ Global Background Tweaker •‎ Throwable Handle •‎ Costume Tweaker
Removed	Hotspot •‎ Electromagnet •‎ Attachment Point •‎ Animation Editor •‎ Animation Anchor •‎ Backpack Handle •‎ Helmet Handle •‎ Stick Handle •‎ Grid Mover •‎ Persistence Point •‎ Save Chip •‎ Spratchton •‎ Multifollower

Controlinator: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 12:23, 15 September 2024

Contents

Usage and Behaviour

Inputs and Outputs