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Keycard Reader (Average Size) (BETA, report any bugs)

The reader is set to set off when it detects the Example/Civil keycard, but you can change it.
You can easily change the value to your card with the Keycard Data Collector (scroll down for more on how to change it).
You can connect anything to the output brick (the singular green brick).
A lot of the math bricks in the back say what they do so you can change them.
If you want to change the value, open the back, and check for the red and green bricks ontop and on the bottom.
The stack of red and green bricks that have a number Top (1 through 5) are the sensors on the top.
Same for the bottom, they connect to the bottom sensors.
The green brick next to each text brick that says what sensor it uses, is the value you got from the data of the sensor plus a .002
for example, if i got 0.190, it would be 0.192 on the green brick.
on each red brick next to the text brick is the same, but - 0.002
if you got 0.190, it would be 0.188 on the red brick.
Remember to check if it's Top or Bottom.
This is the current smallest version of the keycard reader, but you can move the math bricks to make the back smaller.
The hole and sensors need to stay in place. I recommend using the wedges for easier movement.
The way I get the card in the reader is to pick up the card, hover it in the reader, then drop it right when it's exactly in place or above the sensors.
If you have lower FPS than 30, it may be harder to put the card in, so you have to be more careful.
How to make a custom card: move the any black part(s) on each brick with snapping off UP or DOWN any amount, then scan it and test.
The second layer of the black bricks on the card aren't required.