HabboDefense
People Counter
Writer: Nuela
Graphics: Nuela
Introduction
Do you want to count the number of people in your room for an event, game, or just for fun? If so, this guide will be helpful for you!
What You Need
- 2x WIRED Trigger: User Walks On Furni
- 2x WIRED Effect: Toggle Furni State
- 1x WIRED Condition: Furni States And Positions Match
- 1x WIRED Negative Condition: Furni states DOESN’T match
- 2x Numeric Blocks
- Any furni you want to trigger the people counter (In this guide, we will use 1x Stump Chair)
Step One
Place down two Numeric Blocks next to each other and double click the Numeric Block on the right until it reaches “9”.
Step Two
Place down one stump chair and two WIRED Trigger: User Walks On Furni next to each other. Double click the WIRED Trigger furni, and select the stump chair for both. Click on “Ready”.
Step Three
Place down one WIRED Effect: Toggle Furni State on top of the WIRED Trigger furni on the left. Double click the WIRED Effect furni, and select both Numeric Blocks and “Toggle to the next state”. Click on “Ready”.
Step Four
Place down another WIRED Effect: Toggle Furni State on top of the WIRED Trigger furni on the right. Double click the WIRED Effect furni and select the Numeric Block on the right (“9”) and “Toggle to the next state”. Click on “Ready”.
Step Five
Place down one WIRED Condition: Furni States And Positions Match on top of the left stack. Double click the WIRED Condition furni and select the Numeric Block on the right (“9”) and “Current furni state”. Click on “Ready”.
Step Six
Place down one WIRED Negative Condition: Furni states DOESN’T match on top of the right stack. Double click the WIRED Negative Condition furni and select the Numeric Block on the right (“9”) and “Current furni state”. Click on “Ready”.
Step Seven
Reset the Numeric Block on the right to “0”. Both Numeric Blocks should now read “0”.
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There you have it! Your counter should now increase whenever someone sits on the stump chair. The first Numeric Block should only increase when the second Numeric Block reaches past “9”. Thank you for reading our wired guide!