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I made a cursor with a box-select thing and it seems like when I try to multi-select, The switches don't see tags. They're the right tags because they work otherwise.
I can take pictures and describe it, but I guess its a little of a rhetorical question and asking if tag sensors ever don't work.
To be clearer: the tag lights and the sensor doesn't sense. WTF?
The only reason I could think of is if you named them. They only work if they have the same name.
And sorry for the rather long answer delay. :)
describe in a little more detail or pic....If I understand correctly, each tag will work separately but you want them to work in unison? you have to wire for this. otherwise I believe that the sensors will only take the highest valued tag. try wiring them together. what application are you using this for?
Also make sure the tag sensors are set to recognize all layers. A couple screen shots of the current setup would be a great help.
You also want to be careful of the range of the sensor. Depending on your camera angle, it can be a bit misleading especially at larger distances. Front view helps, but when you get like over 200 you really have to zoom back first to check. One tip I found handy is hitting the tag itself will show the ranges of all the matched tag sensors when the distance is really huge. I found I was a bit shorter on one than I realized which was why mine never reacted. :)
..and like others said, if we aren't seeing your issue please give us a pic or some more info to help you out. :)
Hm. Thanks fo the replies, It's hard to write up a good topic when nothing is working well, I don't understand what I wrote either. The tag was actually on the same chip as the sensor, which doesn't affect.
I thought I tried that.. whatever, its all good now.
I'm glad an old thread can still get noticed with all of this activity.
now that's interesting...lol you couldn't even understand what you wrote? tags won't activate tag sensors of the same chip. fyiQuote:
Originally Posted by ThisDudeRufus
Its really great and frankly unexpected that someone would reply after so long with so much activity.