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| Signals are messages sent to a computer from some external source and can be used for many purposes. They always have at least a name, and may have any number of (simple) parameters. Note that computers may also queue signals on themselves. | Signals are messages sent to a computer from some external source and can be used for many purposes. They always have at least a name, and may have any number of (simple) parameters. Note that computers may also queue signals on themselves. | ||
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| - `carriage_moved(success: boolean[, reason:string[, x:number, y: number, z: number]])` | - `carriage_moved(success: boolean[, reason:string[, x:number, y: number, z: number]])` | ||
| This signal is queued by the carriage component after a move or simulate command was issued. The `success` parameter indicates whether the move or simulation was successful, i.e. whether the carriage could be moved. If the move failed, `reason` is the error message. Depending on the error message, (`x`, `y`, `z`) is the world coordinate of the block that caused the move to fail. | This signal is queued by the carriage component after a move or simulate command was issued. The `success` parameter indicates whether the move or simulation was successful, i.e. whether the carriage could be moved. If the move failed, `reason` is the error message. Depending on the error message, (`x`, `y`, `z`) is the world coordinate of the block that caused the move to fail. | ||
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