Master the Push Button in Tinkercad Circuits! Slick, Simple & Useful!

[@matiastorres9388]

Thank you for the video, I found it really helpful, is there a way to make one pushbutton an "on" button and another one as a "off" button?

[@HLModTech]

I will do some searching. Thanks for asking! 👍

[@nicolesong6199]

^

[@cong9288]

I'd reccomend a switch

[@mazarinee]

SR latch

[@michelef406]

How can I simulate pressing the two buttons simultaneously?

[@HLModTech]

I do not believe the simulator can do that.

[@shabazuddin335]

hi sir, i done same to same as shown in the video but the light is continuously on. can u tell me what could have went wrong

[@HLModTech]

My guess is you missed by one on the wire connections.

[@yiqiaoli4168]

Your video looks great ! By the way, are these two buttons in parallel or series ?

[@HLModTech]

Hmmm... usually I think they are two separate circuits.... Both have the same power source... but they start and complete with their own wires.

[@yiqiaoli4168]

I see, thank you !@@HLModTech

[@quackeshy4317]

how would you make a circuit with an on and off button? meaning when you press it once, the LED light turns on and stays on, and when you press the button again, it turns off.

[@HLModTech]

Use the slide button instead. Here is an example kzbin.info/www/bejne/iJPTpJR6qNlsp7M

[@codewithmarley]

It's how I teach it on my video!

[@giovannicorraliza4393]

Revelation 12:17 “And the dragon was wroth with the woman, and went to make war with the remnant of her seed, which keep the commandments of God, and have the testimony of Jesus Christ.”

[@HLModTech]

Quite the verse.

[@codewithmarley]

100 KΩ? I do 220Ω and that is a lot better, the ℹ️ does not come up either

[@HLModTech]

I agree that 220Ω is a smart choice. 👍 Super cool that you have a channel as well. I will zip in and check it out.