Hard Drive (Default Events) *New* [Anatomy Video]

[SeventhSandwich]

When I was talking about it being impossible to read, I was assuming that it wasn't possible to communicate values greater than 1 using relays. So I was assuming he would need to make 8 rows of 'wires' to send data from the drive.

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[J MASTER]

I'm not impressed by this unless it DOES something impressive (components you described).
Nice job putting it together though.

[Electrk]

I'm not impressed by this unless it DOES something impressive (components you described).
Nice job putting it together though.

You're hard to please aren't you

[Jam_Jar]

Just taken a look at it and it's quite hard to use actually. I had no indication to if I had actually written anything, let alone any output. Was probably doing something wrong, but I think I followed your guide pretty well. Could you maybe do a demonstration of it of some kind c:

Also, I'm working on an Octal > Binary decoder and a Binary > Octal coder :D

[lcyGamma]

Also, I'm working on an Octal > Binary decoder and a Binary > Octal coder :D

Neat :D

Just taken a look at it and it's quite hard to use actually. I had no indication to if I had actually written anything, let alone any output. Was probably doing something wrong, but I think I followed your guide pretty well. Could you maybe do a demonstration of it of some kind c:

Sure I'm working on a dummy device.

You'll hear it write because it'll pong beep. If you want to check to see if you are doing it right, you can remove the top of the case and the erase layer, and set the writing prongs to transparent (do this as a temporary measure).

[Jam_Jar]

Neat :D

I had just finished making the Octal > Binary part sections and bending my brain around how to set up all the toggles so I wouldn't need named bricks...

Then a power cut hit.
I'm gunnu go curl up in a corner for a couple hours  ;-;

[lcyGamma]

Then a power cut hit.
I'm gunnu go curl up in a corner for a couple hours  ;-;

D:

NUUUUU

[aludane]

Never modify anything with that hard-drive. Don't even remove the case or you'll die from frustration.

Sadly my copy of it won't work :(

[lcyGamma]

Sadly my copy of it won't work :(

Unfortunately, as the guide states, you must not rotate the build unless you have a mod that is capable of doing so. You were using the original duplicator and it was evident you had badly corrupted the drive this way.

It was also brought to attention that you had deleted at least one core brick at the time.

I recommend you start off by learning how to manipulate the drive before trying to tweak it at such a level

[aludane]

Unfortunately, as the guide states, you must not rotate the build unless you have a mod that is capable of doing so. You were using the original duplicator and it was evident you had badly corrupted the drive this way.

It was also brought to attention that you had deleted at least one core brick at the time.

I recommend you start off by learning how to manipulate the drive before trying to tweak it at such a level

Also I'm not using the one from Mediafire, I'm using a one that I found on my server, so it could be that you worked on a newer version and the current one is old.

[lcyGamma]

Unlikely.

[Remousamavi]

I have found something about the harddrive's use of pong projectiles

The events in the original downloaded save I got from mediafire have (0, 0, -1/1) Pong (0, 0, -1/1), which causes the projectiles, though firing in the same direction, to fire at different speeds. I set up some third-party test arrays and found that (0, 0, -1/1) Pong (0, 0, 0) make them go in the same direction and at the same speed, and so I applied this to a modified drive and got clean output.

I still have yet to get the hang of setting up proper writing arrays, but this is my contribution for now.

[lcyGamma]

I have found something about the harddrive's use of pong projectiles

The events in the original downloaded save I got from mediafire have (0, 0, -1/1) Pong (0, 0, -1/1), which causes the projectiles, though firing in the same direction, to fire at different speeds. I set up some third-party test arrays and found that (0, 0, -1/1) Pong (0, 0, 0) make them go in the same direction and at the same speed, and so I applied this to a modified drive and got clean output.

I still have yet to get the hang of setting up proper writing arrays, but this is my contribution for now.

Woah weird.

I admit I've always had trouble understanding the projectile events, the second box confuses me.

I'll look into patching this immediately because it'll could cause weird issues with reading, for sure

[aludane]

Odd but that should explain the problem I'm getting.

[Jam_Jar]

D:

NUUUUU

I'll work on it tomorrow. I think now that I have a vague idea in my head, I can hopefully recreate it maybe better. c:
Once Octal > Binary is done going in reverse shouldn't be too tough. Also if I am to create this should I keep it manual as proof of concept and then later on manipulate it, or have it completely set up so it runs automatically and takes an input and gives an output?