Forces Sensors / Remote Control

@Jóh very very thanks 4 this...
I m sure that i will use it in my upcoming levels...
I like it soo much
Pretty good mechanism

 

I was trying to make it with a big design, but when I play the sensor is normal, and when I send it to people / share, the sensor doesn't work, why is that? Could you please explain?

 

Completely agreed.

Bcz i also tried to used this mechanism and 1 more with sensor. In the start the worked well but when the level completed it stucked:mad:i deleted some of my levels just bcz this reason

 

It's too frustrating:mad:
What if mechanism wouldn't work after making the whole level


But you used it well

 

Just as a reference, IDK if the sensory effects are running properly or not on your devices.

 

from legendary

Spoiler: High End

made by @vince

then be applied again
secondly by @yuan in;

Spoiler: 16 11 19

i crack the sensor out
made tiny card demo from it

Spoiler: VINCE Sensor card

this sensor for the third time is applied
in my ugly level

Spoiler: Drone vs Monster

complete explaination by @vince himself
• L • I • N • K •

here is how to build this Magic Tower sensor
to work perfectly...

 

and today
@Steven Maki invented new kind of sensor
which making R robot at frozen state initially
then B trigger it to start moving.
he applied that in this level

Spoiler: Electro Magnetic

i crack the sensor out again
and here is the mechanism,
he prefered naming it as infrared

Spoiler: INFRARED Sensor card

u need to set sensor location first.
then the rest of level parts
come after.

make sure B and R with eye
need to be out from radius of 3 blocks
at beginning of the game
or any moment during solving/playing,
before finishing move,
or before we desired to start using sensor.
B, □ □ □ □
□ ■ ■ ■ □
□ ■ S. ■ □
□ ■ ■ ■ □
□ □ □ □ □
black squares are spots where sensor
triggered to start working.

 

found other topic thread
which also talking about sensor
L I N K

...
another kind of sensor discovered again
this time by @Fendi Rahardian
in his new level

Spoiler: Pada Suatu Hari

i crack out the sensor
mechanism inside the tower

Spoiler: ZAPPER Sensor

thanks to @cimarronline & @EL797 for showing
how to trigger the sensor.

 

@Ray Aznable The way you performed in the video didn't work for me, so I used a more risky way by doing

 

after several test
me and @trids found the fact that
a sensor which invented by @Fendi Rahardian
is actually working by sensing the body of B

 

@EL797
the metal block is reading's B's flat body...
try the new sensor which just shared in new post
above...
zapping B is another easy to make B flat to metal.
and it show dramatic ending...

 

Just be careful not to confuse the sensor effect with the vibration effect. I believe the video above is actually the vibration effect. Also the card, "Pressing Sensor" above, is the vibration effect.

They're two different things:

• The sensor effect depends on orientation etc, and is unstable at design time. It works by proximity.
• The vibration effect is predictable at design time, and relies on touching an assembly of connected metal pieces. Touching by a bot bumping into it, maybe even a ball; or touching by the player dragging on a static draggable that is part of the assembly.

 

...
thanks alot mr darryl @trids
u help categorizing the sensor
into two general category...

in before i thought everything
about two hollow slider
being stacked together
perpendicullary, are all the same.
turns out,
there are two significant variation:
proximity sensor => wireless effect
vibration sensor => non wireless / wired through all metal parts.

 

@Ray Aznable .. yes, that's correct.

Also, the vibration effect can be accomplished in a variety of ways ..
• player touches/drags/rattles a connected draggable.
• bot bumps into a connected metal piece.
• even two motors connected at 90° vibrate with no connected draggable.
• etc.
And vibration can be used to dislodge a ball, or to move a connected win block hiding under a static block. But the degree of vibration required to trigger a connected win is greater than the vibration required to dislodge a ball. Some experimentation is required by the designer for the specific context of his puzzle.

 

@Ray Aznable built a sensor level and asked @Anomynous and I to test it, and the sensor didn't work for both of us (but @Ray Aznable/@trids said it should be winnable). Why? Can anyone explains?
@Ray Aznable, @trids Does the sensor work for you two?

Spoiler: Card

Spoiler: Solution

I suppose that B should do a BB and ToA to get to the big hole, in order to trigger the sensor. However, it did not work for @Anomynous nor I.

 

@EL797 - your image above is not displaying.

 

@trids The image is visible for me...