Wire Block

Purpose

Since the wiring in MWare is straight from output node to input node, there are times when the wiring can get sloppy (crossing over other blocks or wires). A frequently created block is one where there are simply

nodes inside wired to other nodes to keep or allow wiring outside that block to be straighter. The most common blocks like this are 1x1 blocks with a wire inside connecting the input node straight to the output node (Straight Through 1x1). Using only these blocks, you can "stack" lots of wire, making it appear as if only one wire were routed around other objects. Be careful with this technique, though, as it makes troubleshooting more difficult; it's usually best to wire up and test the blocks before stacking them.

Stereo Pairs

These blocks take two inputs and split them into output groups of two. For instance on the Stereo Pairs 2x8, input 1 is duplicated at outputs 1, 3, 5 and 7, while input 2 is duplicated at outputs 2, 4, 6 and 8.

Straight Through

These blocks have equal numbers of inputs and outputs and have internal wiring from each input straight through to each output. This is very useful to route wire around sections of your view file to keep wiring neat. Here is an example of how to use Straight Through Wire Blocks for this purpose: