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SubCircuit Surface LED's #36
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That is a great idea! The LEDs can be done right away, however, the buttons may be a tad bit trickier. |
Awesome! Also, the image is just a rough demonstration, I definitely would want it to look a little better than that.. particularly the non-lit LED's and the borders between them stick out way too much. |
Should the LEDs be circular or square?, should there be a border around the LEDs? |
They should be square and "pixel-like." There should be a border, but a fainter one than in the image. |
hi I implemented this feature and creating a pull request to check them out .. please notify me if you find any bugs.... |
Hey @SubhajitCode, this issue is a bit outdated, it's reiterated in #48, go there instead. I'll close this issue, actually. |
here is the pull req |
When customizing the layout of a SubCircuit, any LED's that have been placed should appear on the SubCircuit similar to inputs or outputs, but on the surface. A similar idea I just had is to do the same with buttons, allowing for a SubCircuit button panel.
Here's a graphical representation of what I mean about the surface LED's:
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