What does @dt@ mean in the config tool?

[jwkramer61]

I'm trying to decipher part of this line:

 

S1 @dt@/W25 @dt@/W34 @dt@

 

I can't figure out what the "@dt@" does. Is it some kind of comment delimiter?

 

Thanks!

-Jim

 

 

 

[Timog2179]

@dt@ means droptarget @t@ means target. Under port assignments there are pre defined duration/intensity values for the outputs when a dt or a t gets hit. Usually these are weaker than a bumper hit would be. By using the @dt@/@t@ commands you dont need to define the special duration and intensity for those events every single time.

[outhere]

Some more info - https://www.vpforums.org/index.php?showtopic=39587&p=399236