Yellow controls segments B, C, E, F:
For reference:
Right, and so the trick is to think about the pixel boxes as junction boxes (fixed in a right angled orientation). They effectively split each wire color layer into 2 separate wire layers, one that runs horizontally, one that runs vertically.
So covering a blocked solid grid area of pixel boxes with a wire colour still allows you to send them wire pulses from either above/below or left/right, by bringing in connections from the side of the block of pixel boxes. If a box is activated via a connection only from a side (of the grid), it will reset to off. If it recieves activation only from a horizontal connection, it does nothing. If it receives connections from both it's horizontal and vertical layers then it turns on.
In this setup there is no functional advantage to the pixel boxes' unique activation method; you could as well use gemspark blocks or torches in the say segment layout. With junction boxes you can access these just as well, currently. There's only a visual advantage to have the nice high contrast and lack of background illumination spilling out. You can paint them vivid colours too.
As for this 7-segment display driver, good work, although, again, it's not pixel-box specific, so will work with any segment display block types.
but i am gonna explain it tomorrow
The right side column is a linear counter the cycles up through the 10 rows, activating a higher one each time, progressing up 1 each second, as the 1s timer activates.
Each row is a lookup line for the state changes of the 7 segments to go from one digit to the next (either turning off segments or turning them on).
The bottom row is simply a set of relays, to change wire colours as needed.
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@DownsPath?
@DicemanX had a somewhat similar display driver here, although with a different gate style approach, segment reset between number displays (allowing direct digit input, in place of counting up) and, obvious 4 separate 7-seg displays:
http://forums.terraria.org/index.ph...e-decimal-display-with-a-single-keypad.44028/