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12 lines
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The node detector is a receptor. It changes its state when either any node
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or a specific node is detected. Right-click it to set a nodename to scan for.
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It can also receive digiline signals. For example, you can send
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<code>{distance=4, scanname="default:dirt"}</code>
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to set distance to 4 and scan for dirt. You can omit either parameter.
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There is also a command parameter: <code>{command="get"}</code> will respond
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with the detected nodename and <code>{command="scan"}</code> will respond with
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a boolean using the distance and nodename of the detector.
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Nodenames must include the mod they reside in, so for instance default:dirt, not just dirt.
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The distance parameter specifies how many blocks are between the node detector and the node to detect.
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Automatic scanning with Mesecons output only works when the detector is in an active block, but Digilines queries always work.
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