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adrientd

However if the bitmask is 3, that means that the first two bits need to be set to trigger the sequence

adrientd

In an event node you can only set one bit at a time, so you would need at least two event nodes referring to the same sequence index, but one with the first bit, and the other with the second bit.

pegperegogaucho

okay this is pretty complex : P

pegperegogaucho

You mean the second byte after the Event index which defines the amount of events to send?

adrientd

the second number in the event sequence just after the number of events inside the sequence?

pegperegogaucho

these, right?

adrientd

ah yes

pegperegogaucho

oh okay, i initially thought you mean the first 3 bits in the index ^^

adrientd

they are related tho :romansmirk:

adrientd

3 bits: range 0-7

adrientd

to identify a bit in a 8-bit byte

pegperegogaucho

so i guess for this event to trigger, you need to walk over both of the detectors that set the first and second bit to 1, which is the desired requirements for the event sequence to trigger?