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92 | 92 | These blocks act something like [event handlers](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Event-driven_programming#Event_handlers). They send a run signal down their third wire in response to an event from an outside source (user input, or the physics engine). |
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94 | * [[Touch Sensor|Blocks/Touch Sensor]] |
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95 | * [[Swipe Sensor|Blocks/Swipe Sensor]] |
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96 | * [[Collision Sensor|Blocks/Collision]] |
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94 | * [[Touch Sensor]] |
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95 | * [[Swipe Sensor]] |
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96 | * [[Collision Sensor]] |
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98 | 98 | Although they're somewhat like event handlers, they're still governed by the execution ordering rules. Basically, if their triggering event happened during this tick, then the block will send a run signal down its third wire when (or if) the block executes during this tick. |
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