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A '''Remote Tag Sensor''' is a variant of the [[Tag Sensor]] introduced in the [[LittleBigPlanet 2: Cross-Controller Pack]], and later included as part of the default toolset in ''[[LittleBigPlanet 3]]''. It is used to detect any matching [[Tag]]s that are currently loaded in memory, regardless of their location in the scene. | A '''Remote Tag Sensor''' is a variant of the [[Tag Sensor]] introduced in the [[LittleBigPlanet 2: Cross-Controller Pack]], and later included as part of the default toolset in ''[[LittleBigPlanet 3]]''. It is used to detect any matching [[Tag]]s that are currently loaded in memory, regardless of their location in the scene. | ||
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==Usage and behaviour== | ==Usage and behaviour== | ||
The Remote Tag Sensor functions very similarly to the Tag Sensor, with the key difference being that it lacks a trigger radius; any matching Tag, no matter where it is in the scene, will | The Remote Tag Sensor functions very similarly to the Tag Sensor, with the key difference being that it lacks a trigger radius; any matching Tag, no matter where it is in the scene, will activate it. | ||
The sensor was | The sensor was initially introduced to detect Tags on both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita systems, allowing the two systems to communicate with each other. For example, a blue Tag activated on the PlayStation 3 could be picked up by a sensor on the PlayStation Vita, activating a red Tag that could be picked up by the PlayStation 3. It has since seen use as a means of wirelessly transmitting signals throughout [[Dynamic Thermometer]] levels in ''LittleBigPlanet 3'', as the lack of a trigger radius means it does not create unnecessarily large loading zones. | ||
The Remote Tag Sensor has one output, which outputs both a digital ON signal if a matching Tag is loaded and active, as well as an analogue signal representing the Tag's signal strength. If multiple matching Tags loaded, the sensor will output whichever one has the strongest signal, positive or negative. | The Remote Tag Sensor has one output, which outputs both a digital ON signal if a matching Tag is loaded and active, as well as an analogue signal representing the Tag's signal strength. If multiple matching Tags loaded, the sensor will output whichever one has the strongest signal, positive or negative. | ||
Revision as of 08:22, 2 January 2024
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| Games: | LittleBigPlanet 2, LittleBigPlanet 3 |
| Type: | Gadgets |
| Category: | Sensors |
| Outputs: | 1 |
| Obtained from: | DLC (LBP2) Start (LBP3) |
Overview
A Remote Tag Sensor is a variant of the Tag Sensor introduced in the LittleBigPlanet 2: Cross-Controller Pack, and later included as part of the default toolset in LittleBigPlanet 3. It is used to detect any matching Tags that are currently loaded in memory, regardless of their location in the scene.
Usage and behaviour
The Remote Tag Sensor functions very similarly to the Tag Sensor, with the key difference being that it lacks a trigger radius; any matching Tag, no matter where it is in the scene, will activate it.
The sensor was initially introduced to detect Tags on both PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita systems, allowing the two systems to communicate with each other. For example, a blue Tag activated on the PlayStation 3 could be picked up by a sensor on the PlayStation Vita, activating a red Tag that could be picked up by the PlayStation 3. It has since seen use as a means of wirelessly transmitting signals throughout Dynamic Thermometer levels in LittleBigPlanet 3, as the lack of a trigger radius means it does not create unnecessarily large loading zones.
The Remote Tag Sensor has one output, which outputs both a digital ON signal if a matching Tag is loaded and active, as well as an analogue signal representing the Tag's signal strength. If multiple matching Tags loaded, the sensor will output whichever one has the strongest signal, positive or negative.
Tweaks
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Tag Colour: ( • • • • • • • Sets the colour channel for the gadget. Sensors will only detect Tags matching this colour. |
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Select or Tweak a Tag Label Opens a dialogue box to create a new Tag label, or select an existing one. |
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Invert Output: ( No • Yes Inverts the gadget's output, turning On signals Off and vice-versa. |
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Electronics and Cable Visibility: (No • Switch Visible • Switch and Cables Visible Determines whether or not the gadget (and any outgoing wires) will be rendered in Play Mode. |
LittleBigPlanet 2 Gadgets
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| Bolts |  Bolt • Sprung Bolt • Motor Bolt • |
| Joints |  String • Rod • Elastic • Spring • Winch • |
| Emitters |  Emitter • Note • |
| Movers |  Mover • Follower • In/Out Mover • |
| Rotators |  Rotator • Gyroscope • |
| Switches |  Button • 2-Way Switch • |
| Sensors |
 Tag • Tag Sensor • Tag Radar • Grab Sensor • Water Sensor • Score Sensor • Speed Sensor • |
| Simple Logic |  NOT Gate • OR Gate • XOR Gate • AND Gate • Battery • Microchip • |
| Advanced Logic |  Toggle • Counter • Timer • Randomiser • Selector • Sequencer • Movinator • Vitanator • |
| Global Tweakers |
 Score Giver • |
| Object Tweakers |
 Destroyer • |
| Creature Pieces |  Magic Eye • Cute Eye • Evil Eye • Magic Mouth • Creature Leg • |
| Cameras |  Game Camera • Movie Camera • |
| Unreleased |  Animatic • Pin Giver • |
| Removed |
 Sackbot Pads • Impact Key • Look-At Key • Always On • |
