ekinator
Empress of Light
There has to be done something about the seemingly bodged way developers prevented the game from crashing when using logic gates!!!
Probably everybody knows when taking the output of a logic gate and feeding it back to one of its inputs creates a puff of smoke to indicate that an infinite loop has stopped, it also prevents the game from crashing.
This is how I think the process works:
This process works well for not allowing the game to crash, it actually works too well by stopping complicated circuits from working properly:
It can get very annoying counting these ''steps'' and wasting a lot of space adding buffers so the values incoming to the gates match, and I don't see how the developers can actually fix this issue so
I SUGGEST A TOOL THAT CAN AUTOMATICALLY SHOW THE VALUE THE WIRE IS HOLDING SO WE DON'T HAVE TO MANUALLY FOLLOW THE SIGNAL AND COUNT HOW MANY BUFFER GATES WE NEED TO MAKE OUR CIRCUITS WORK.
you just select the tool and hover your mouse over a piece of wire and a number is displayed next to your mouse pointer.
I think it would have the name and look of a clamp meter/current clamp.(google it)
Probably everybody knows when taking the output of a logic gate and feeding it back to one of its inputs creates a puff of smoke to indicate that an infinite loop has stopped, it also prevents the game from crashing.
This is how I think the process works:
This process works well for not allowing the game to crash, it actually works too well by stopping complicated circuits from working properly:
It can get very annoying counting these ''steps'' and wasting a lot of space adding buffers so the values incoming to the gates match, and I don't see how the developers can actually fix this issue so
I SUGGEST A TOOL THAT CAN AUTOMATICALLY SHOW THE VALUE THE WIRE IS HOLDING SO WE DON'T HAVE TO MANUALLY FOLLOW THE SIGNAL AND COUNT HOW MANY BUFFER GATES WE NEED TO MAKE OUR CIRCUITS WORK.
you just select the tool and hover your mouse over a piece of wire and a number is displayed next to your mouse pointer.
I think it would have the name and look of a clamp meter/current clamp.(google it)