As for buttons to call your elevator - wire one button to the central nod of the closest rail tram stop. Connect a red nod of one stop to a blue nod of another stop and so further till the end of your net. Top and central are "in" and the bottom one is "out".Īnd so you can wire all the stops to the net.
Thanks to Starbounder forums people for explanations.Īs you noticed, Rail Tram Stop has three nods. Central block, as I said, is solid and you will have to break one block of your rail to implant Rail Tram Stop there. You can sink both ends in building blocks. It's pretty interesting thing 3 blocks long but just 1 central block is material (it's exactly where platform's bottom will stop). You pressss the button to call the platform and interact with tram platform itself to embark, then press your directional keybinds (wasd) to ride. The most simple version for elevator with few stops is the Rail Tram. Here's the screenshot to help you understand my mumbling. And then you connect red dot of the OR Switch to both Rail stops. In our elevator case we connect one red button's dot to the one blue dot of the OR Switch and to the nearest Rail stop, another button to another blue dot of the OR Switch and again to the nearest Rail stop. It's how the things work in the living nature. Put it where the signal can reach it from all the ends (buttons, stops and other wiring points).Īnd again, you put the signal from all the red "out" dots into blue "in" dots. But I'll suggest you to use logical OR Switch. Some people use ordinary doors, for example. We need to relay the signal so it can reach further. Live with that now, bwahaha! But let's continue the topic. So when you see a natural disaster of huge meteorite erasing a whole village - you're the reason. Nothing happens outside a certain range from you. It's because the game's world only exists for you. 80 blocks or a bit more (depending on screen resolution, zoom, maybe, dunno). You probably noticed that you can't wire too long ways.
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