Invisibility control
AuxiliaryNo. 9300
Synopsis
When on, visitors without rights stop seeing circuit boxes, invisible click tiles, the switch and room links, but everything keeps working. The owner and users with rights still see them. Scoreboards, the clock, chests and the control itself stay visible. It does not pick up or delete anything: ideal for giving your game a clean look.
Step by step
Hide boxes from island visitors
- Place the Invisibility control and a simple stack: “Says something” = “hello” plus a message “The stack still works” for the triggering user. Save.
- Ask a person without rights to look at the boxes. As the owner, click the Invisibility control once.
- Ask that person to say “hello”. Then click the control again and compare what each of you sees.
Result: The visitor no longer sees the boxes but receives the message. You still see the machinery. Turning the control off makes the boxes reappear for the visitor.
Settings
This object has no settings window of its own: you place it and use it as it is, or from the circuits menu.
Notes
- The control does not pick up or delete objects. Its effect depends on each person’s rights and also applies to later arrivals.
- With Invisibility control on, visitors without rights stop seeing the circuit boxes, which keep working. The owner always sees them.
- Invisibility control hides the boxes,
Invisible click tile, 
Disable circuits and 
Room link. Scoreboards, the 
Circuits clock, chests and the control itself stay visible.