\title{Movement Instructions}

See \link{servomotion}{here} for a complete list of motion behavior.

\u{\#{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.setdirection} Set Direction}
tells the servo to move in a particular direction at the earliest possible opportunity.
If it can't immediately go in that direction,
then it will continue moving until it can.

\u{\#{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.rotatetop} Point Top}
rotates the servo on the rail so that
the servo's socket point in that direction

\u{\#{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.spin} Spin}
Rotates the servo clockwise or counter-clockwise.

\u{\#{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.setspeed} Set Speed}
Sets the servo's speed.
There are two slower speeds, the default speed, and two faster speeds.
The faster a servo moves, the more energy it requires.

\u{\#{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.trap} Trap}
This stops the servo.
When the rail recieves a redstone signal,
the servo will continue moving.
(Like all instructions,
clicking on a servo with the instruction will cause it to be executed immediately.
If the servo is clicked on with the Trap instruction while already stopped,
it will start moving again.)


\topic{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.setdirection}
\topic{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.rotatetop}
\topic{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.spin}
\topic{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.setspeed}
\topic{item.factorization:servo/component.fz.instruction.trap}

