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  • Really cool, im in binary calculating too. Compare to my mandelbrot generators logic in my level. This is nothing. Whole level filled to top.

  • I wish I new how to input all the stuff I learned from digital electronics to this cuz I kinda want to make a stop light but does anyone know how to make gates on here??

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  • I can't even make a fricken block go up and down.

  • holy fk...u got a lot of free time

  • yeah,i know how you did that 8(

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  • @L4DRULZ1 There are 10 types of people in this world, those who know binary, and those who don't.

  • @qszwax57 Oh I see what you did there... clever.... quite.

  • @qszwax57 001001001110101001010010010001­00100100111111111111(Best comment ever!!!)

  • LittleBigWasteofmytime

  • @XxShottySnipezZ why did you watch it then?

  • talk about having a life.

  • yeaah J&D (L)

  • you get 0 points!!!!!

  • sorry but i dont really understand completely

  • That 1st song is KICKASS!

  • I don't really understand the numbering system with the lights.

  • @Breakfast221 It's called binary, it's pretty easy once you know how it works.

    It wasn't very well-implemented here, though, the guy really should have set the lights to have a low radius so that there wouldn't have been huge glow around the lights. It made it harder to tell which light was actually on.

  • Tons of wasted complexity there. I made my own 8 bit adder/subtractor, didn't even reach the 2nd notch on the thermometer... and yours is what... 1.5 notches above half? One change that would make things much simpler is to make each result bit the XOR of input 1, input 2 and the carry bit (meaning if only 1 or all 3 inputs are logic 1's, you get a result of 1 for that bit). Requires 3 pistons, 1 magnetic sensor and 2 magnetic transmitters.

  • @KaoShae Thanks for your comment. I know about the XOR :-) I did "(A or B) and not(A and B)", it would have been better to create an XOR gate.

    What the name of you level?

  • @AOCPopo I haven't published yet because I'm working on making a decimal representation interface. I'll send you my 8 bit ALU

  • @AOCPopo  bicj

  • @KaoShae it's not a 'thermometer' noob XD thermometers measure temperature

  • @sprayframe let's just pretend that the 'thermometer' is a measure of how hot your PS3 will be while processing the physics and graphics on the level :D

  • @KaoShae I'm currently working on a calculator of my own. so far it only takes two 3 bit inputs with a 3-bit + carry-out output. ( I may have used that term incorrectly but basically theres a 4 bit output) I would like to make it subtract also but I have no idea how to go about this because subtraction isn't commutative, and logic gates do not care about the order in which they receive input. Could you help me out with writing the schematics for the subtractor?

  • @twoofakindmagic Firstly, the easiest thing to do is make everything modularly, ie 1 bit adder with 1 bit output + carry, and build it in a way that you can just put say... 8 of them side-by-side to make an 8 bit adder. I know you didn't ask about that, but this way makes your project easily scalable.

    Regarding the subtraction... let's say "A - B = C". Off the top of my head, I think all you have to do is change the carry calculation to use NOT B instead of B. Otherwise, it's all the same.

  • @twoofakindmagic just took a couple minutes checking if what I said was right, and it seems like I was mistaken. Give me a minute to see what I did on LBP. I don't have the paperwork for when I figured it out

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  • @KaoShae can you make a vid on it?

  • @nxtsuperman Nope, sorry. Don't have a camera or any other recording devices.

  • @lejonard1970 My Patch - Jim Noir

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  • its binary smart one

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  • It's binary, 1(2)+1(2)=10(2) 10=2 0=0

  • @blueangels999 learn some binary before you go ripping on videos... 1+1 DOES= 10

  • 2 + 2 is 10.....

    IN BASE 4!

  • useless :D

  • can i ask 1 question:how i can get the speach bubble??? add me on ps3: quenc

  • can somoene tell me how to make a piston move once with the turn of a switch, cas my light bulb machine flickers!

  • Binary is base 2, what we are used to is base 10. So to count in binary is it 0, 1, 10, 11, 100, 101, 110, 111, 1000 etc...

  • 1+ 1 = 2 in our decimal system. In binary this translates to "1+1 = 10" the digits 1 and 0 put together, "10", means "two" in binary.

  • haha what a tard

  • Someone explain binary

  • for those who want to know, the song is called

    Jim Noir - My Patch

  • binary 10-1 = decimal 2-1

  • 10-1 does not equal 1

  • In binary it does.

  • lol, really? That must get confusing then.

  • very useful calculator

  • Awesome

    low-level stuff is always fun :D

  • You are actually mental for making that! Welldone though!

  • that is immense

    brilliant

  • nice

  • jesus christ thats insane

  • I like your pod

  • i decorated my pod and now i want it to go back to normal. meaning taking off all the stuff, do you know how to do that?

  • @funnkid Woah! Five thumbs up and all you had to say was "I like your pod!"

  • 8 bit is octal

  • base-8* is octal

  • i ment that :p.

  • 10-1=9 LOL

  • Not in binary!

  • @AOCPopo lol i was thinking the same thing until i saw it was binary lol. i was thinking that you couldnt even add/subtract so how in the hell could you make a calculator.

  • @AOCPopo If your interested in circuitry, you should try lbp 2 with tons more for circuitry!

  • @Shvinktor33 Ahem... 10 - 1 = F

    DUH

  • @milesdavidsmith lol hexidecimal

  • 8bit binary mean your count should have 1-16 not 1-10.

  • i love it, please do make a tutorial

  • Working on it. What would you like to see specifically?

  • more about the actual mechanics that make it work, let's be honest it's great to be able to see what makes it work, but it would be awsome to see actually HOW it works...for us newbies in LBP, maight even get a spark going to build something out of it hahahahahaha

  • yes a tutorial would be great!

  • for instance, what actually happens when lets say you add 1 plus 1......what makes it tick hahahahaha...like what the mechanics behind the actual calculations is.

  • holy crap! this one looks even more complicated than the other one! :O

  • awsome!

  • wow, alot more complicated that I thought it would be. Genius

  • 10-1 = 1 ???????????? what????????????

  • binary 10 is decimal 2 so 10-1 is really 2-1=1

    This game is cool the game play is fun and the lvl creator is amazing

  • very nice!

  • lol k it mus have took long but it looks amazing

  • why isnt any1 giving this guy props? Iv'e seen these caculator levels, just the idea is amazing!!!

  • i want this game

  • You won't regret buying it ;)

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