Basic If Else
anarki2004 - Custom level - May 23, 2014 from WindowsI thought I would attempt to explain how the If-Else gate works. Basically, it goes like such:
If condition X is met, output to 1; otherwise output to 0.
Condition X is defined as any signal >.5 being input to in 1. This can be used to create a great deal of instructions for a robot. Such instructions might include checking for proximity to a specific object or obstacle.
This example includes a vehicle that tests if the front is clear. It would basically read as "If front is clear, allow to proceed; if not, stop"
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