Wireds up guys! Welcome to AcerPhoenix Wired Guide! We will be explaining how wireds work!

Are you wondering how wireds work? Not being able to understand what type of wired to use? Or confused about problems you encountered when using them? Let your questions and doubts be answered in this series of Wired Guide for Beginners as we explore deep into the theory of wireds.

In this week's guide...

We will be starting off with understanding what type of wireds are there and how wireds work! 

Wired Types

There are a total of 5 types of wireds.

	WIRED Trigger
	WIRED Effect
	WIRED Condition
	WIRED Negative Condition
	WIRED Add-on

Each type has a distinct appearance which make them easy to differentiate. WIRED Triggers have a brown cover, WIRED Effect have a metallic cover, WIRED Condition have a white cover, WIRED Negative Condition have a black cover and WIRED Add-on have a smaller body size.

How Wired works?

Wired works by stacking them over each other. In every stack, there should be at least 1 WIRED Trigger and 1 WIRED Effect in it, other wired types are optional to add on. Take note of the following when using wireds:

• You can have multiple wireds of the same type in a stack.
• WIRED Triggers only activates effects that are in the same stack.
• The order of the wireds in a stack does not affect how the wired stack works.
• If the wired effect blinks when triggered, it means that it is working. If it does not, something must be wrong in the wired stack.

We hope that this guide has help you understand how wireds work and interest you in using wireds! See you in the next guide!

Interesting Fact

The WIRED Trigger: User Says Keyword wired can be used as a standalone as a word censorship.

For example you want to prevent players to use violent words such as "noob". Input the word into the wired.

Now, any sentences that Habbos in the room says that consist of this word, the colour of the font will become brighter, and will only be visible by the user who said it.