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bool setTrafficLightState ( int state )
bool setTrafficLightState ( int state )
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bool setTrafficLightState ( string state )
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bool setTrafficLightState ( string colorNS, string colorEW )
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===Required Arguments===
===Required Arguments===
*'''state''': The [[Traffic_light_states|state]] you wish to use (possible values: 0-9)
*'''state''': If an integer is provided, the [[Traffic_light_states|state]] you wish to use (possible values: 0-9). Else, one of the following strings:
**'''auto''': Sets the traffic lights default behavior (switches the colors automatically).
**'''disabled''': Turns traffic lights off.
Alternatively, you can provide two string parameters ('''colorNS''' and '''colorEW''') with the colors for north-south and east-west traffic lights respectively. Valid colors are:
*'''green'''
*'''yellow'''
*'''red'''


===Returns===
===Returns===

Latest revision as of 08:20, 18 November 2014

Sets the current traffic light state. This state controls the traffic light colors. For instance, state 1 will cause the north and south traffic lights to be amber, and the ones left and east will turn red.

Syntax

bool setTrafficLightState ( int state )

bool setTrafficLightState ( string state )

bool setTrafficLightState ( string colorNS, string colorEW )

Required Arguments

  • state: If an integer is provided, the state you wish to use (possible values: 0-9). Else, one of the following strings:
    • auto: Sets the traffic lights default behavior (switches the colors automatically).
    • disabled: Turns traffic lights off.

Alternatively, you can provide two string parameters (colorNS and colorEW) with the colors for north-south and east-west traffic lights respectively. Valid colors are:

  • green
  • yellow
  • red

Returns

Returns true if the state was successfully set, false otherwise.

Example

This example causes all traffic lights to be out of order. (flashing amber) 

function handleTrafficLightsOutOfOrder()
    -- See if the lights are currently off
    local lightsOff = getTrafficLightState() == 9
    
    if lightsOff then
        -- If they're off, turn them on
        setTrafficLightState(6)
    else
        -- If they're on, turn them off
        setTrafficLightState(9)
    end
end
-- Repeat it every half a second
setTimer(handleTrafficLightsOutOfOrder,500,0)

See Also


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