Thank you to @mobility212 for the suggestions on my post about the older version and helping give ideas on how to clean it up and make it more understandable.
welp, never knew that T-T, this had mainly started as a “I bet I can manage that” when I had to do binary in my class. Thanks for the new info.
Though still, without that block I probably would have gave up and turned it into a “turn this binary string into a list” and stopped it there.
You are welcome :). I have another cleanup suggestion:
I apologize if I have confused you with setting dropdowns to be ([read-only V]::#ff6b81). In the ((1 V) bit::#ff6b81) input, are you planning on allowing the coder to choose a number other than the options you listed in the dropdown (e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4, 6)? If yes, disable “read-only”.
I only told you to toggle “read-only” earlier in your previous topic to remind you of this feature.
I had planned on having it be any number but as of now I’m mainly just working on a way for the 8-bits to be chosen (3-3-2, 3-2-3, and 2-3-3) and on a way to see if the chosen number has an extra bit and assigning it to brightness (four for example being three bit but with the last being brightness).
once I get that done it should be able to be any number, I’m mainly just trying to get it to its best form so it doesn’t break on some numbers
Alright, I’ve changed a few things around and it should be able to accept any number.