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[edmurzinho]

Yeah, does anyone have a 6bit decoder? I've built one, but i deleted the world save, so please if anyone have a schematic or world download, please send me, i need it too much, and if you build a 6 bit decoder, you know how boring it is, and i'm too lazy to do it again, so please if you have any 6 bit (or more) decoder, please send me, it can be any size, any design.

[Rawing]

What kind of decoder are we talking about? 6 bit, yeah. But decode what to what?

[Spok76]

Have you taken a look on minecraftmaps ?

[edmurzinho]

Rawing, on 05 December 2012 - 09:06 AM, said:

What kind of decoder are we talking about? 6 bit, yeah. But decode what to what?

I Don't know the correct name, i think it's binary to decimal (not to 7-segment), but people keep reffering to it like binary to unary aswell, but i just like to call it a binary decoder, because you can hook the outputs to anything. Anyways, do you have one?

[Rawing]

What do you want the output to be? Redstone can only represent two states, not ten. Do you want each decimal digit in binary representation? Or a single output, kind of like unary but with only one active wire?

[edmurzinho]

Rawing, on 05 December 2012 - 02:08 PM, said:

What do you want the output to be? Redstone can only represent two states, not ten. Do you want each decimal digit in binary representation? Or a single output, kind of like unary but with only one active wire?

I Want 6 binary inputs (1 to 32) to 64 outputs (0 to 63) with only one wire active at time, I think you get it. lol

[AkaSquirticus]

Here is a 4 Bit one i made awhile back. It may give you some help if you have to remake it.

If you want it in six bits just add some extra lines.

[Magix]

^ It's possible to make that one quite a bit faster by adding a bit of vertical height. As it stands it gets slower as the decimal number goes higher, because it has to go through all those repeaters. Just run a straight line of dust above and then sort of go down a bit to get the repeaters in. That way you're still using only minimal delay.

[edmurzinho]

AkaSquirticus, on 05 December 2012 - 07:23 PM, said:

Here is a 4 Bit one i made awhile back. It may give you some help if you have to remake it.

If you want it in six bits just add some extra lines.

I know how to build one. I'm just too lazy to build another one, i accidentally deleted the world that i built my decoder. So i'm asking for an schematic or world download. I find building decoders soooo boring, i'm stoping my computer project again, until i have the courage to start building this decoder.

[edmurzinho]

I'm so sorry fo being such a lazy douche, just finished the decoder.
Here's the schematic to anyone else that's just as lazy as me.
6 bit decoder schematic: http://www.mediafire...5rguhll0nvrscb4
This is the most fast design that i know.

[AkaSquirticus]

Magix, on 05 December 2012 - 07:45 PM, said:

^ It's possible to make that one quite a bit faster by adding a bit of vertical height. As it stands it gets slower as the decimal number goes higher, because it has to go through all those repeaters. Just run a straight line of dust above and then sort of go down a bit to get the repeaters in. That way you're still using only minimal delay.

The reason i did that is for simplicity. I know i could do it your way, but I was afraid i would make it more confusing and uneven (Minecraft OCD)

[MrDenco]

http://www.minecraft.../#entry19319074

(My topic for an 8 bit 256 slot decoder)
It is as fast as humanly possible.