Logic Input

This function block provides a simple manual boolean control you can use to trigger or gate other blocks in your scenario. Use it when you need a human-controlled TRUE/FALSE signal inside the flow.

📥 Inputs

This function block has no input sockets.

📤 Outputs

Boolean Output socket This outputs the current TRUE/FALSE value selected by the control.

🕹️ Controls

Switch A two-position toggle labeled TRUE / FALSE. Flip it to set the output boolean value.

🎯 Features

• Simple manual boolean generator for controlling logic flow.

• Lightweight and immediate: changes propagate to connected blocks when toggled.

• Useful for testing or manual overrides during setup and debugging.

📝 How to use

• Place the Logic Input block in your scenario where you need a manual TRUE/FALSE signal.

• Flip the Switch to TRUE to send an active signal, or to FALSE to send an inactive signal.

• Connect the output to downstream blocks that accept a boolean/check input to control actions, triggers or gating behaviour.

📊 Behaviour when running

When the scenario runs, the block continually outputs the current state of the Switch as a boolean value. Changing the switch updates the output immediately.

💡 Tips and Tricks

• Combine the Logic Input output with logic blocks like And, Or, or Not to build more complex conditions.

• Use Rising Edge or Edge Rising if you need a single trigger when the switch changes from FALSE to TRUE.

• Use ON Delay or OFF Delay to add timed debounce or hold behaviour to the boolean signal.

• Send the boolean to Led Output or Record Video (as a record trigger) to manually control visual indicators or recordings.

• For passing the boolean value across separate parts of a scenario, use Tag To / Tag From or Data Write Local / Data Read Local.

🛠️ Troubleshooting

• If downstream blocks do not respond, check that they accept a boolean/check input and that connections are valid.

• If you need a one-shot trigger but get repeated activations, use Rising Edge to convert the steady TRUE into a single pulse.