Logic Gates Extended

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Hey guys. I spent the last month or so overhauling the logic gate mod. I'm here to show off my work and progress on it!
The major changes I made were making the mod more efficient overall and adding a boat load of new features and bricks.

One of my later goals is to make some form of a programmable computer using these bricks but people are already making some fancy calculators using the new bus bricks.

Oh yeah, bus bricks! The wires in the logic gates can support values other than 0 and 1 so I have created a new class of bricks called 'bus bricks' that can read and write values higher than 1 or lower than 0. The wires support negative numbers and even fractions. I've created a series of basic math operator bricks and even some TS math function bricks like mAbs, mCeil, mFloor, modulus, and mFloatLength. There's also bricks that convert from the old binary method to bus form, so you can interact with both spectrum's of the mod.

TL;DR This now more like wiremod from gmod

Here's pictures of all the bricks!

Originals + Extended




New bus bricks






Wire values







I am open to suggestions!
I intend to release this expansion in the future but I want to add more stuff before I do. So fire off any ideas you guys would like to see in the mod.

I am currently hosting if anyone is interested to play around with them right now.

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[gr8dayseth]

ooo very nice!

[Col. Burton]

logic gates literally confuse the forget out of me, is there a guide on how to use them?

[PhantOS]

This mod has always existed in interface nightmare land. You'd expect a mod like this to be a 'no coding required' interactive add-on but instead it's so advanced and confusing that scripting is 100% more efficient and easy

That was basically the whole point of wiremod- easy to use interactivity and event handling, but instead you get this mess of complexity which only 1% of the blockland population understands

Horray for machine language?

[Conan]

This mod has always existed in interface nightmare land. You'd expect a mod like this to be a 'no coding required' interactive add-on but instead it's so advanced and confusing that scripting is 100% more efficient and easy

That was basically the whole point of wiremod- easy to use interactivity and event handling, but instead you get this mess of complexity which only 1% of the blockland population understands

Horray for machine language?

logic gates mod exists purely for those who want to do this kind of bit-level computing, not to make things easier. you can much more easily do wires using relays for standard use. you totally misunderstand the point of the mod

nobody who doesnt understand computers and how they work would be able to use this mod, sure no actual ""coding"" required but its still related knowledge.

[Entity]

logic gates literally confuse the forget out of me, is there a guide on how to use them?

I'll likely be making a guide on either my server/ a forum topic/ a website

[cHeEsEpIzZa2]

Maybe make a USB item that can be plugged into the RAMs to read their information and plug into another to write into it?
Like, you hold the USB and click a RAM, and a GUI will show up asking if you want to read or write, then you pick an option, and by doing so it reads/writes the RAM. You could also give it to someone else to use.

[Clear Glass]

This mod has always existed in interface nightmare land. You'd expect a mod like this to be a 'no coding required' interactive add-on but instead it's so advanced and confusing that scripting is 100% more efficient and easy

That was basically the whole point of wiremod- easy to use interactivity and event handling, but instead you get this mess of complexity which only 1% of the blockland population understands

Horray for machine language?

Mmm leave it to Phant to come stuff on someone else’s creation because he isn’t able to comprehend it or he just plain doesn’t like it.

[Master Matthew²]

Is this like those weird minecraft working ram module things or is this something else?

[Rally]

expression 2 for blockland when

[cHeEsEpIzZa2]

Maybe make a USB item that can be plugged into the RAMs to read their information and plug into another to write into it?
Like, you hold the USB and click a RAM, and a GUI will show up asking if you want to read or write, then you pick an option, and by doing so it reads/writes the RAM. You could also give it to someone else to use.

Preferably make 2 versions, one for the 512 byte one, and one for the 1 kilobyte one.

[FelipeO_O_]

now i can create a cpu out from bricks