Minecraft Username:
Sahne1998
Have you read the Read Before Posting post?:
Yes, I have.
Your favorite thing about redstone:
My favourite thing about redstone is the freedom to build whatever you can imagine, and in the end it not only looks cool, but is also functional and serves a purpose.
A build you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge (This is your trial build):
I built an 8-bit ALU based on a basic CCA design. I made several modifications, such as adding bit-shifting functionality and optimizing the form factor to better integrate with the register file of my CPU build. I also broke out all the control lines of the ALU to be managed by an encoder, improving the user experience for anyone who wants to try it out.
Explain what your build does in detail:
This arithmetic logic unit is designed to be placed inside one of my CPUs, where its job is to perform all the mathematical and logical operations a program might require. This includes tasks like incrementing pointer offsets, checking user inputs, or calculating sequences such as the Fibonacci series—basically, any type of dynamic computation.
My ALU supports the following operations:
add[ A + B ]sub[ A - B ]xor[ A ^ B ]xnor[ ~(A ^ B) ]or[ A | B ]nor[ ~(A | B) ]and[ A & B ]nand[ ~(A & B) ]rsh[ (A | B) >> 1 ]
All operations take two 8-bit inputs, referred to as “A” and “B” above, and produce a single 8-bit output, a carry-out bit, and a shift-out bit for the least significant bit shifted out in the rsh operation. If included in the binary number, the shift-out bit would be equivalent to 1/2, and the carry-out bit to 256.
Images / videos of the build:
What is the name of the warp for your build on ORE?:
/warp SahneTrial
Provide your results after completing the ORE Binary Quiz:
Binary Quiz completion certificate:
Completed by Sahne1998 in 2m6.483s on 8/9/2025, 14:58 UTC.
100.00% accuracy with 0/25 answers given incorrectly.
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Do you agree with the rules?:
Yes, I do.