Minecraft 7 Segment Display and Decoder Tutorial
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@liamsdomain A binary to decimal decoder is pretty easy to build! I may make a tutorial if I have the time.
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uhhh, this was a video that shouldn't have taken an hour T_T. you could save SO MUCH TIME if you were to use a bukkit server with voxelsniper! you could have had every block placed within 5 min... and then you could have wired it in under 10...
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@liamsdomain I'll go try that...
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@robertoaalll you know this video was made almost 6 months ago, I would have done that had creative mode existed. thanks anyways.
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It is impossible to understand the last part :(
rendezso 4 weeks ago
@rendezso sorry, that's one thing about myself that I hate, I'm not good at putting things into terms everyone can understand.
liamsdomain 4 weeks ago
How do you make it more than one digit?
Metakirby9000 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@Metakirby9000 you could simply make another one right next to the first one and then you would have 8 bits of input, then you could make another one and have 12 bits of input and so on. adding another digit requires no modification to the digits before it.
liamsdomain 1 month ago
@liamsdomain I meant so that like for example, the 5th bit = 16 so that when I added power to the 5th bit, 16 would show up.
Metakirby9000 1 month ago
@Metakirby9000 oh, that would need a different design for the decoder as this is a binary to hex decoder. what you just described is a binary to decimal decoder, I dont have any design for that, sorry.
liamsdomain 1 month ago