Exclusionary Switch/Selector (3-Way Button Switch)

[Perfect Human Interface]

Here's a simple example that's probably been done before. 3 buttons, but no more than one can be "on" at a time. It's similar to a 3-way switch, except technically it's 4-way, since there is an all-off state. It's all green and an easy concept to follow/modify. Also easy to expand with more buttons.

Edit: changed to a proper indexed output.

[kortezzzz]

Great example. Thanks.
It's biggest benefit: Unlike other green based radio buttons around, this one stores presets correctly!

[RJHollins]

Nice PHI ... nice variation of the radio button type.

Thanks for posting

[Razaali1]

It is helpful whenever you have to repeatedly step through some kind of list, switch selectors in a fixed manor, etc.

[tulamide]

From my thread about loop repeater:

It is helpful whenever you have to repeatedly step through some kind of list, switch selectors in a fixed manor, etc.

This:

It is helpful whenever you have to repeatedly step through some kind of list, switch selectors in a fixed manor, etc.

A bot?

[Perfect Human Interface]

Ah, probably. I couldn't figure out what he/she/it was trying to say anyways.