Minecraft Tutorial: Howto Build a Redstone Hexadecimal Decoder - Simplest Way
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If I had a byte for every frame rate I'd have 1 bit
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I made a decoder more compact, and its easy too buitd too, the decoder it self takes in the inputs and do all the logic you made paralel to yours ... basically you make a decoder with 2 levels, where the first sends the signal to the corrects segments of the display and the seconds choose the line below that will be active... but your is very good too, most compact i ever seen after mine ;)
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five minutes later... same frame.
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Laggy.
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thanks, im getting it now
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are you running that on a toaster with a monitor on it
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nice
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Very helpful. Thank you.
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Definitely genius.
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I said, I did.
kirillos24 6 months ago
@kirillos24 Haha, Thanks! :)
HenriksAdventure 6 months ago
ok how does bit counting work cus i understand how to make it but and how it works but how do you program it
cheasify 6 months ago
@cheasify Both Binary and base 10 is actually exactly the same processes: You count up to a specific number (9 in base 10, 1 in binary) before moving on to the next digit. Check out this website to get a clear understanding of it: tutorials4u com/c/ascii.htm
The purpose of Hex is to be able to read it easier: 1110 1111 (Binary) is more difficult to read that EF (HEX). It is used as a tool to represent binary. That's why we use hex colors as well. Just easier for the human brain
HenriksAdventure 6 months ago