Minecraft name:
Alexpopblock
What do you like the most about redstone?:
I just love learning how the pieces go together in these computational systems, and when I see how small and ingenious the components are, it really gets me excited to learn and to use these components. Redstone really just can be used in any way u can make it and I suppose the thing I like most is having it all connect together to function as a beast.
Oh and yeah logic gates make anything work so wiring them up is really fun.
What’s a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?:
The classic - I made an ALU on the server
In single player I made a display with per digit single storage
On the server I made a display with storage
What does the thing do?:
ALU - Ill explain in the trial build section
The display in the server: you can store 8 different images where each storage layer is 2 blocks tall (so 16 tall for all 8) and display each of them on a screen above
Singleplayer display: each number is stackable side by side with a 1 block gap. WIth a BCD->7-Seg decoder, still gotta learn the binary to bcd, you can write any number on any number display
Image(s) and/or video(s) of the device:
What did you make as your trial build?:
A basic ALU which does Addition, Subtraction, And, Or, XOr and inverts the output ( to get Nand, Nor, XNOr ). And because I was bored I added a data latch which clears and loads the result of every clock cycle so I can input it back into the ALU to run calculations, for example: adding input B to the previous number
What is the warp for your trial build?:
/warp AlexpopblockTrialBuild
Provide your results after completing the ORE Binary Quiz:
Completed by Alexpopblock in 7m0.786s on 7/26/2024, 02:46 UTC.
96.15% accuracy with 1/26 answers given incorrectly.
c800163d-4bb6-4e8a-aadc-99d8cbef8906-416c6578706f70626c6f636b
6i4814526r0r6a3v392m4o3a6r2d2307091e3j5ilz23fxzvlz23oyod
Do you agree with the rules?:
Of course!
Sidenote: I want to Improve the ALU as much as possible if I get builder - I learned about cca’s and the ALU can be improved so much, but very tedious.
Credit for who taught me some components are listed on the ALU
