EliteDangerGamer
Farmer
Me and my friend are making a redstone computer
also he was summoning TNT, so I made a monitor
also he was summoning TNT, so I made a monitor
Redstone Computer
- Thread starter EliteDangerGamer
- Start date
EliteDangerGamer
Farmer
@LP0818 is the person I'm making this stuff with btw
WanderingWendaline
Farmer
Ah, yes. "NO TNT." The eternal struggle.
EliteDangerGamer
Farmer
Okay
so, this will get VERY technical in the future
I'm trying to build a calculator, for that I need a few basic components
1a. Input numbers and operation at a control panel
1b. Convert all to binary
2. Save the binary code to storage
3. Calculate the numbers with the operation
4. Return the binary code to numbers
5. Display the numbers on a screen
so, this will get VERY technical in the future
I'm trying to build a calculator, for that I need a few basic components
1a. Input numbers and operation at a control panel
1b. Convert all to binary
2. Save the binary code to storage
3. Calculate the numbers with the operation
4. Return the binary code to numbers
5. Display the numbers on a screen
EliteDangerGamer
Farmer
Okay
I got an RS - NOR latch, and used four of them to test a selector thing, where only one can be on
the only modded components I'm using are Drive-By-Wire for wireless redstone, and the create mod stuff because they add pulses, all of these have vanilla counterparts I'm just trying to keep my builds smaller and simpler
The way these work is that there are 2 Redstone torches arranged to turn each other off, so there's a set and reset, which allows you to change which torch is on, changing the output, which means I can use the output of one, to press the reset on all the others, so only one can be on at a time
I got an RS - NOR latch, and used four of them to test a selector thing, where only one can be on
the only modded components I'm using are Drive-By-Wire for wireless redstone, and the create mod stuff because they add pulses, all of these have vanilla counterparts I'm just trying to keep my builds smaller and simpler
The way these work is that there are 2 Redstone torches arranged to turn each other off, so there's a set and reset, which allows you to change which torch is on, changing the output, which means I can use the output of one, to press the reset on all the others, so only one can be on at a time