Factory I/O Sorting with Two Actuators - Factory-io-scripting Typing CST Test
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Factory I/O Sorting with Two Actuators — Factory-io-scripting Code
Sort items left or right based on color sensor.
void Update() {
int color = IOLink.GetInt("ColorID");
if (color == 1) {
IOLink.SetBool("PusherLeft", true);
}
else if (color == 2) {
IOLink.SetBool("PusherRight", true);
}
else {
IOLink.SetBool("PusherLeft", false);
IOLink.SetBool("PusherRight", false);
}
}Factory-io-scripting Language Guide
Factory I/O scripting refers to automating, controlling, and interacting with Factory I/O simulations using C# (or Python via API). It enables programmatic control of virtual industrial environments, input/output devices, and process logic, allowing testing and validation of PLC programs without physical hardware.
Primary Use Cases
- ▸Simulating industrial processes for PLC training
- ▸Testing and debugging automation logic
- ▸Automated control of virtual sensors and actuators
- ▸Scenario-based training for operators and engineers
- ▸Integration with external control systems for prototyping
Notable Features
- ▸3D industrial environment with realistic physics
- ▸Scriptable interaction with virtual sensors and actuators
- ▸Supports multiple industrial protocols (Modbus, OPC, etc.)
- ▸Integration with external PLCs and control software
- ▸Scenario creation for training and testing
Origin & Creator
Developed by Real Games in the mid-2010s to provide a realistic, interactive 3D environment for industrial automation training.
Industrial Note
Used extensively in education for PLC programming, industrial automation labs, and rapid testing of automation logic without requiring physical machinery.
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