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I just want it to mimic the physical thing if it's going to mimic something at all. A push button toggle stays clicked in, or better yet clicked in and illumin
by serf 3y ago
I just want it to mimic the physical thing if it's going to mimic something at all.
A push button toggle stays clicked in, or better yet clicked in and illuminated, to indicate that it's on.
a traditional 2 way toggle exposes the state that its' in by the position of the knob relative to center.
I mean anyone can flip states around behind the scenes, but if we're talking about a switch/wires/battery/light it all works out as supposed. Let's follow that example.