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Pulse if true

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The Pulse if true node generates a temporary "on" signal (a pulse) whenever its input becomes true or an action is received. It is essential for triggering hardware that should only be active for a short burst.

When to use this node: * Electromagnetic Locks (Maglocks): Sending a 500ms pulse to unlock a door, ensuring the magnet isn't left unpowered indefinitely. * Sound Bites: Playing a short "beep" every time a button is pressed by using the repeat property to create a series of pulses. * Solenoid Control: Activating a physical "knocker" or "piston" briefly to create a mechanical sound or movement.

Connectors in

  • value [type: bool]
  • event [type: action]

Connectors out

  • value [type: bool]
  • pulse [type: bool]

Node properties

  • pause width (ms) [type: integer]
  • pulse width (ms) [type: integer]
  • repeat [type: integer]