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[chepas]

Grand Lizard has one GI relay but it seems the "switch" is the wrong way around. The GI should come on while ball in play but it does the opposite.

                 AddSolenoid("gi1", 11, "BxBasicLamp");
		 AddSolenoid("gi2", 11, "BxBasicLamp");
		 AddSolenoid("gi3", 11, "BxBasicLamp");
		 AddSolenoid("gi4", 11, "BxBasicLamp");

Edited by chepas, 02 May 2014 - 06:15 PM.

[BilboX]

Do you have to trigger it by a solenoid relay or does the GI striong beeing simulated by the rom? (check with slot explorer please).

If GI tsring has the right behaviour, please add using "AddGI" instead...

 

If not, then we have a new topic in todo list => invert flag...

 

Let us know!

[chepas]

I think first of all I went and added into InitGIsObjects but would fail each time for some reason on this game. Even testing just one random bulb number.

 

It is just one solenoid yes that does the whole playfield, not simulated.

 

 

If not, then we have a new topic in todo list => invert flag...

Cool, thanks

[BilboX]

Hi. I have a hotfix: use a custom callback.

 

First add you behaviour in AddGi for example, even if these will not be rom driven.

 

Then, add this function:

void CustomGIStringSolenoidCB(int slot, bool b)
{
  if(slot == 11)
  {
     // Copy this line for each of your gi
     GameObject.Find("<my gi lamp name>").GetComponent<BxBasicLamp>().SetState(b); // normal
     //GameObject.Find("<my gi lamp name>").GetComponent<BxBasicLamp>().SetState(!b); // inverted behaviour
  }
}

At the end of your Init function, add:

AddSolenoidCallBack(11,CustomGIStringSolenoidCB);

Let me know if this did the trick...

[chepas]

Thanks, all good

I think first of all I went and added into InitGIsObjects but would fail each time for some reason on this game. Even testing just one random bulb number.

 

 

This was because I didn't add enough gi slots to the start up array.