Panel Display - Revision history

Jimmy at 04:54, 9 September 2025

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	The Panel Display has a default size of 1x1 [[Measurements\|tiles]], but can be [[Resizing\|resized]] up to 12x12.		The Panel Display has a default size of 1x1 [[Measurements\|tiles]], but can be [[Resizing\|resized]] up to 12x12.

	The Panel Display can be [[~~Edit Component Menu~~\|edited]] to increase its input count from the default of 1. The maximum input count depends on its size. A 1x1 Panel Display can have up to 3 inputs, but if resized, it can have up to 9.		The Panel Display can be [[Editing\|edited]] to increase its input count from the default of 1. The maximum input count depends on its size. A 1x1 Panel Display can have up to 3 inputs, but if resized, it can have up to 9.

	In the same menu, you can select the [[Display Configuration]] for this display to use. You can also access the menu for editing, adding, and deleting display configurations.		In the same menu, you can select the [[Display Configuration]] for this display to use. You can also access the menu for editing, adding, and deleting display configurations.

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	The '''Panel Display''' is ~~one of five components that can only be placed through~~ [[~~Circuit_Board\|circuit boards~~]]. ~~The Panel Display~~ is ~~generally used analogously~~ to the [[Display]] ~~component~~, but ~~due to the fact its input peg is on the other side~~ of a [[~~circuit board~~]], it is ~~often used~~ to ~~hide internal wiring in displays~~.		The '''Panel Display''' is a [[component]] used for displaying visual information. It is similar to the [[Display]], but instead of being placed standing up, it's placed through a [[Circuit Board]]. This allows for easily building flush screens, or for hiding the circuitry that is wired up to the component.

	The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math> tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm × 30cm × 30cm. See [[measurements]]).		The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math> tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm × 30cm × 30cm. See [[measurements]]).

	== ~~Behaviour~~ ==		== Behavior ==
	~~When a Panel Display is configured to have a single input, the color of its display is blank when its input is '''off''', and colored when its input is '''on'''.~~

	~~When a~~ Panel Display ~~is configured to have multiple inputs,~~ the ~~color~~ of its ~~display is blank when all~~ inputs ~~are '''off''', and a~~ color ~~determined by~~ its [[~~palette~~]] ~~when any of its inputs are '''on'''. The inputs are read as a binary number~~, ~~where the shortest input peg is the least significant bit, and the longest input peg is the most significant, this number then corresponds to~~ the ~~index in its specified [[Palette\|color palette]]~~.		A Panel Display changes color depending on the state of its inputs. The color it chooses depends on its [[Display Configuration]], which can be set in the Edit Menu.

	~~== Timing ==~~
	The Panel Display changes color on the same frame the input (or inputs) change state.		The Panel Display changes color on the same frame the input (or inputs) change state.

	== Configurability ==		== Configurability ==
	~~The Panel Display can be configured in two ways:~~

	* Its amount of input pegs can be changed via a ~~'Input Count' slider, which ranges from 1 to 3 at its~~ default size~~, and a maximum of 9 if resized. The default amount~~ of ~~input pegs is 1.~~		The Panel Display has a default size of 1x1 [[Measurements\|tiles]], but can be [[Resizing\|resized]] up to 12x12.
	* Its [[~~Palette~~\|~~color palette~~]] can be ~~specified from the list of palettes in that world. Note that you can add or change palettes by clicking the 'Edit Configurations' button~~.

	~~== Resizability ==~~		The Panel Display can be [[Edit Component Menu\|edited]] to increase its input count from the default of 1. The maximum input count depends on its size. A 1x1 Panel Display can have up to 3 inputs, but if resized, it can have up to 9.
	The Panel Display can be ~~resized~~ from the default 1x1 ~~size~~, to ~~12x12~~.

	If the Panel Display ~~is at least 2x2 in size, its input pegs~~ can be ~~increased from a maximum~~ of ~~3 to~~ a ~~maximum of 9~~.		In the same menu, you can select the [[Display Configuration]] for this display to use. You can also access the menu for editing, adding, and deleting display configurations.

			== Placement ==

			The Panel Display can only be placed in the center of a [[Circuit Board]] square.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	Unlike its counterpart, the [[Display]], the Panel Display can have up to 9 input pegs when resized from its default size, whereas the [[Display]] can only have up to 4 input pegs.
			* Unlike its counterpart the [[Display]], the Panel Display can have up to 9 input pegs when resized from its default size, whereas the [[Display]] can only have up to 4 input pegs.
			* The Panel Display is one of six components that can only be placed through a Circuit Board. The others are the [[Panel Button]], [[Panel Key]], [[Panel Switch]], [[Through Peg]], and the two hidden components [[Through Socket]] and [[Chubby Through Socket]].

			{{Navbox components}}

	[[Category:Vanilla components]]		[[Category:Vanilla components]]
	[[Category:Output components]]		[[Category:Output components]]

FoxFireFive at 06:18, 8 September 2025

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	The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.		The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.

	The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math> tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm by 30cm by 30cm~~, see~~ [[measurements]]).~~<!-- TODO: create and link an in-game measurements article -->~~		The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math> tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm × 30cm × 30cm. See [[measurements]]).

	== Behaviour ==		== Behaviour ==
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	== Resizability ==		== Resizability ==
	The Panel Display can be resized from a default ~~1 by 1~~ size, to ~~12 by 12~~.		The Panel Display can be resized from the default 1x1 size, to 12x12.

	If the Panel Display is at least ~~2 by 2~~ in size, its input pegs can be increased from a maximum of 3 to a maximum of 9.		If the Panel Display is at least 2x2 in size, its input pegs can be increased from a maximum of 3 to a maximum of 9.

	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==

FoxFireFive at 06:14, 8 September 2025

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	The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.		The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.

	The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math>tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm by 30cm by 30cm, see [[measurements]]).<!-- TODO: create and link an in-game measurements article -->		The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math> tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm by 30cm by 30cm, see [[measurements]]).<!-- TODO: create and link an in-game measurements article -->

	== Behaviour ==		== Behaviour ==

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	The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.		The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.

Lawrziepan: Changed 'in-game measurements' to 'measurements' in order to match the linked page

2025-09-07T09:53:25Z

Changed 'in-game measurements' to 'measurements' in order to match the linked page

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	The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.		The '''Panel Display''' is one of five components that can only be placed through [[Circuit_Board\|circuit boards]]. The Panel Display is generally used analogously to the [[Display]] component, but due to the fact its input peg is on the other side of a [[circuit board]], it is often used to hide internal wiring in displays.

	The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math>tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm by 30cm by 30cm, see [[~~Measurements\|in-game~~ measurements]]).<!-- TODO: create and link an in-game measurements article -->		The Panel Display is about <math>2 \frac{1}{6}</math>tiles long, 1 tile in width, and 1 tile in height (65cm by 30cm by 30cm, see [[measurements]]).<!-- TODO: create and link an in-game measurements article -->

	== Behaviour ==		== Behaviour ==

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	\| id = MHG.PanelDisplay		\| id = MHG.PanelDisplay
	~~\| image = [[File:Panel_Display_thumbnail_render.png\|200px]]~~
	\| caption = A 1x1 Panel Display with 1 input		\| caption = A 1x1 Panel Display with 1 input
	\| io.minInputs = 1		\| io.minInputs = 1

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	[[Category:Vanilla components]]		[[Category:Vanilla components]]
			[[Category:Output components]]

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	== Trivia ==		== Trivia ==
	Unlike its counterpart, the [[Display]], the Panel Display can have up to 9 input pegs when resized from its default size, whereas the [[Display]] can only have up to 4 input pegs.		Unlike its counterpart, the [[Display]], the Panel Display can have up to 9 input pegs when resized from its default size, whereas the [[Display]] can only have up to 4 input pegs.

			[[Category:Vanilla components]]

Jimmy: Fix inaccuracy in timing section

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	== Timing ==		== Timing ==
	The Panel Display changes ~~its display one tick after its~~ input ~~is changed~~.		The Panel Display changes color on the same frame the input (or inputs) change state.

	== Configurability ==		== Configurability ==