Archive: 8 posts

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I've recently built several logic gates that function similar to AND, OR, & XOR gates. The difference is that my logic gates can take in & output positive or negative values. The directional AND gate behaves like a regular AND gate, but the inputs must both be positive or negative to output the corresponding signal. The directional OR gate can take in positive or negative inputs and relay the corresponding signal through, but they cancel out if both signals are opposite from each other. The directional XOR gate doesn't allow both signals through, but it allows the first signal to be outputted without interruption from the second. None of these gates work with analog signals, but they are still very useful. Here's the code for my level on lbp.me: "zt459g". One of my own custom-designed microchips is also included in the level, which is VERY useful for multi-controlinator vehicles (or anything else someone can come up with )

2011-04-08 05:33:00 Author: Shuriken_Star Posts: 114

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sounds interesting, I'll check it out.

2011-04-09 00:33:00 Author: Ricky-III Posts: 732

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O_O...huh...i understand it...but i would like a dumb downed version nontheless...or a level example...a link>

2011-04-12 18:20:00 Author: Angelgozen Posts: 286

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I provided a code for use in lbp.me, or just click the little planet under my name <-----------------------------------

2011-04-13 01:27:00 Author: Shuriken_Star Posts: 114

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k XD on my list

2011-04-14 23:41:00 Author: Angelgozen Posts: 286

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Personally, i find building from scratch more efficient, lulz.

2011-04-20 06:03:00 Author: Unknown User

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With more complex logic, I work more efficiently recreating a logical component than just copying it. I can create very complex logic, but it's not very easy for me to copy it and place it into something else, so I just recreate what I need from scratch. It's more time-consuming, but it's easier to work with.

2011-05-10 02:30:00 Author: Shuriken_Star Posts: 114

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Same with me. I personally save time recreating logic from something rather than just copy/ pasting someone elses near exact logic. That way if I need to change something it does, I don't have to trace back through all the wires and junk.

2011-05-11 00:06:00 Author: Ricky-III Posts: 732

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