WHAT HAVE I DONE!?
Here’s the code:
{"data":{"behavior":{"v":"2","nodes":[{"inputCount":13,"outputCount":7,"name":"CURSED","behaviorType":"logic.triggers.Always","x":-720,"y":224,"group":"","id":"8d9462ddff361d40"}],"links":[]}}}
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You gotta paste that code into a code feature here or the forums will convert its text automatically and make it unusable
Type this ```
then type that again. Put a space after the third one, and paste the code in the space.
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This is because every " in the code gets replaced with a left or right version. You have to code it like I showed above, or clicking Preformatted Text on the gear icon when you make a new post.
I used an online text replacer to replace all the left and right quotes with the straight quotes (") that Flowlab code uses.
{"data":{"behavior":{"v":"2","nodes":[{"inputCount":13,"outputCount":7,"name":"CURSED","behaviorType":"logic.triggers.Always","x":-720,"y":224,"group":"","id":"8d9462ddff361d40"}],"links":[]}}}
Now you can select and copy the code properly and import it into Flowlab. Nice cursed meme by the way.
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XD!
This is the single most ridiculous thing I have ever seen.
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Ridiculous, and awesome.
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Agreeable. I still think we should experiment.
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Do the inputs/outputs do anything?
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Obviously, it’s not like some illusion.
I see, it just outputs what was inputted
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I put inputs for fun, XD. I don’t think they actually do anything.
They do, it’s not like it’s just changing what it looks like. The behavior’s inputs and outputs actually work.
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Yeah, but what will an input on an Always block actually do?
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Oh yeah, probably nothing. It’s not how they were intended to work. But people have also used this trick to bypass the Router Behavior input max I think.
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Level one gyatt. Coding! Level two gyatt. Oh, I gyatt something in my game. Level three gyatt. Chat, this is a rare gyatt programming! This is a rare gyatt programming!
