A 7-segment LED you mean? That would require a lot of logic gates and stuff. lol. But it would be pretty darn cool. If only the Power supplies generated more light.
A 7-segment LED you mean? That would require a lot of logic gates and stuff. lol. But it would be pretty darn cool. If only the Power supplies generated more light.
Probably, the thing is ... can you place red dust on the side of a block? you could have "clock tower mountain" which is half a mountain the flat face has the time on, the inside of the mountain has the workings, or alternaly just build a hueg wall in the sky and mount the stuff on it
well i propose that a seven match loop is exactly 1 msec (minecraft second) as for deciding when night time is, count thow many times it gets darker, and on the last start the clock, vice versa with day, if i had enough time i would count this myself.
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sadly all i nkow about loops and stuff i got from AS 2.0 so not a big help as far as clock design goes
all in favour for standedised time in minecraft say I
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Ok srsly I don't get this.. Wtf are not gates? What can you do with it.
A not gate is a sort of inverse thingy... yeah. If you have a glowing red trail going into it, the trail coming out will not glow. And vice versa if you have a dim trail going into it, a glowing trail will lead out of it.
I'm just gonna admit all this crap is way over my head and I don't understand anything you guys are saying. But if someone makes a clock, I'll use it :biggrin.gif:
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He always making something really clever out of stuff like this.
I've had enough with pulling all nighters for sandbox games, so I couldn't do anything past the basic logic gates. I made a more neat and organized thread, but this one beat me by a few minutes, and is prevailing.
I'll be making the 7 segment display.
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An interesting use for NOT could be an item on a pedestal, pick it up and the room floods.
DEAR GOD MAN. You could create wall defenses with this. It would be tricky to get it to work for all the blocks though. The circuit would be complete with the block existing and the result would be off. But when the block is removed the result is turned on - which could be used to activate TNT.
I haven't had much to experiment with in the way of this red stuff (Haven't found much), but here's an idea I had:
Basically, have a circuit that takes a total of ten seconds to make a complete cycle, but increments once per second (like an actual clock), every time it makes a complete cycle, it increments a circuit to the left by one, up to a total of six times, basically making a minute counter. I'm not sure if we have the materials/parts to do this yet, though.
Probably, the thing is ... can you place red dust on the side of a block? you could have "clock tower mountain" which is half a mountain the flat face has the time on, the inside of the mountain has the workings, or alternaly just build a hueg wall in the sky and mount the stuff on it
TNT=circuits
Stone= face
What's :!: ?
And what's
my Greenwich trip has paid off
sadly all i nkow about loops and stuff i got from AS 2.0 so not a big help as far as clock design goes
all in favour for standedised time in minecraft say I
may notch be with you
and also with you
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we lift them to to you
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Really? Well then how would you see that GIGANTIC mountain-clock?
Each switch is a one bit input, and the doors output either 1 or 2 bits depending on which one is open.
Ignore the hacks, enjoy your logic!
A not gate is a sort of inverse thingy... yeah. If you have a glowing red trail going into it, the trail coming out will not glow. And vice versa if you have a dim trail going into it, a glowing trail will lead out of it.
I've had enough with pulling all nighters for sandbox games, so I couldn't do anything past the basic logic gates. I made a more neat and organized thread, but this one beat me by a few minutes, and is prevailing.
I'll be making the 7 segment display.
Contains Pachebel's Canon made with noteblocks, a working Rubik's cube made with pistons, and the ultimate TNT cannon.
DEAR GOD MAN. You could create wall defenses with this. It would be tricky to get it to work for all the blocks though. The circuit would be complete with the block existing and the result would be off. But when the block is removed the result is turned on - which could be used to activate TNT.
Automatic defense system anyone?
:!:
[iron]
:!:
NOR gate
[iron]
Can someone tell me if this is right? if they are, ive pretty much grasped this logic gates thing
Edit2: Ok figured it out...
NAND gate
:!:
[iron] [iron]
:!:
Jademalo, your NOR gate will work, but you can just do this...
:!:
:!:
KingoftheFlames, that NAND gate is an OR gate. :tongue.gif:
Basically, have a circuit that takes a total of ten seconds to make a complete cycle, but increments once per second (like an actual clock), every time it makes a complete cycle, it increments a circuit to the left by one, up to a total of six times, basically making a minute counter. I'm not sure if we have the materials/parts to do this yet, though.
Two inputs to one power source = AND
Two power sources to the output = OR
Each power source = NOT
Of course, I'm guessing this can be done for more than 2 inputs.
Heh, your NOR gate is simplified, my NAND gate is simplified since you dont ened a wire between two inverters.
Heres a simplified list I have so far:
:!: = Not gate
Not Gate
OR
NOR
AND
:!:
:!:
NAND
:!:
:!:
XOR
XNOR