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Minecraft Username:Solinator14

Have you read the Read Before Posting post?:yes

Your favorite thing about Redstone:I can create complicated things out of simple components

A build you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge (This is your trial build):a single unit that can display one pixel on a map using a binary input

Explain what your build does in detail:description: you can input a 4 bit binary number and send it to a tower to be decoded into a color and can be stacked next to each other to put multiple pixels on a map

Images / videos of the build:

What is the name of the warp for your build on ORE?:mapartunit

Binary Quiz completion certificate:

Completed by Solinator14 in 8m5.909s on 6/11/2026, 14:14 UTC.
92.59% accuracy with 2/27 answers given incorrectly.
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Provide your results after completing the ORE Binary Quiz:Binary Quiz completion certificate:

Completed by Solinator14 in 8m5.909s on 6/11/2026, 14:14 UTC.
92.59% accuracy with 2/27 answers given incorrectly.
06a2b301-f254-4535-a88e-7ec3132e3653-536f6c696e61746f723134
5f0g6w4y2v1v1j2c541i2i303r4n0j0q3p411b2vmq9km7ibmq9kwmfs

Do you agree with the rules?:yes

This is an interesting build, but typically we’re looking for something more computational rather than display tech. Our bar is a 4 bit ALU which can perform addition, subtraction, and the various bitwise operations (OR, NOR, AND, NAND, XOR, XNOR), though we also allow 4 bit multipliers and other computational builds on occasion.

Please reply with a new build if/when you decide on one.

I made a 4 bit alu with a 3 bit binary input for 7 different functions. there is a book & quill that has the input numbers and their results.

Could you provide images/video of the build along with a warp?

I will go ahead and mark this as “aged”, since you have not replied in a long time. Feel free to reapply by making a new Builder Application.