Microchip

Microchips are a logic tool introduced in LittleBigPlanet 2 that players can use to insert logic onto an object.

Usage
Microchips can be found in the "Gadgets" section of the Tools Bag, and can be placed on an object like any other sensor. Once placed, a circuit board will pop up, giving players the needed space to connect different logic together. The purpose of Microchips is to organize logic on an object, so lobs of logic would not need to be physically placed on the object in order to get the desired results.

Any gadget can be placed on a Microchip, and it will automatically apply those properties onto the object on which it lays, anchored onto the position of the Microchip. For example, if you were to place the Danger Tweaker on a Microchip, then whatever object the microchip is on would become dangerous. Multiple Microchips can be placed on each other as desired, and can also be resized to fit the needed dimensions.

Besides the Microchip, only a select few objects in the game have circuit boards like the Microchip's circuit board - the Controlinator and the Sackbot. These act exactly the same as microchips, except the Controlinator contains the outputs required for button input to be used in your logic.

Inputs and outputs
Microchips can have outputs and inputs created by user input. Inputs are created by connecting wires outside of the circuit board into it, while outputs are created by connecting wires originating on the circuit board of that microchip outside of the circuit board. Only one wire can be connected to a single input, and multiple wires can be created from a single output. In addition, the inputs and outputs can be renamed by the user.

If there are more than two inputs or outputs on the Microchip, the microchip's height increases by half of its original size for each inputs and output (the one with greater size) past the second input/output. When the circuit board is hidden, the inputs and outputs appear on the Microchip itself, while when it is visible, the inputs and outputs appear on the sides of the microchip.