Creating Logical Relations

Overview

To create logical relations between the elements of the scene, perform the following steps:

Create blocks in the Logic Configurator.
Create connections between the blocks.

Creating Blocks

Right-click anywhere in the Logic Configurator view to access the contextual menu with commands for creating blocks to establish logical relations between the scene elements.

Create Register Node(s)

For further information, refer to Creating Multiple Blocks for the Same Assembly.
Logic

For details, refer to Logic Blocks.
Comparison

For details, refer to Comparison Blocks.
Mathematics

For details, refer to Mathematics Blocks.
Boolean Delay

For details, refer to Boolean Delay Block.
Boolean Display

For details, refer to Boolean Display Block.
Counter

For details, refer to Counter Block.
Number Delay

For details, refer to Number Delay Block.
Number Display

For details, refer to Number Display Block.
Random

For details, refer to Random Block.
Timer

For details, refer to Timer Block.

For details about accessing these commands, refer to Good Practices for Working with the Logic Configurator.

Creating Connections

To establish a relation between blocks, follow these steps:

Click an output of one assembly block.
Hold down the left mouse button and draw a connecting line to the input of another assembly block.

The connection between two blocks is indicated by a solid line. Connections can only be established between inputs and outputs of the same type, see Types of Inputs and Outputs.

To remove a connection, follow these steps:

Right-click the connection in the Logic Configurator.
Click Delete from the contextual menu.

NOTE: Each input can be connected to only one signal, whereas each output signal can have multiple connections.