Alright, so I am looking for someone to help me build a 4-bit binary to BCD converter, since all of the videos only show me how to do 8-bit. I will be more than happy to set up a server, complete with WorldEdit, to get the job done. Is there anyone willing to help me? And please note, I am actually looking for someone who knows their stuff, not a kid who wants to make a TNT cannon and shoot it at villages. Any help would be appreciated!
My binary adder does not seem to be working poperly. It is a 4-bit adder, using the standard adder from the wiki(not the 2-wide one). Whenever I add 8+8, I would expect to get an answer of 16 out, but it comes up with 100, or 4. Could it be the adder, or just me falling short of some knowledge?
so for those who know how computers work, My ALU is spitting out weird numbers whenever I try alternative methods of reaching a different bit (ex. 9 + 7, instead of 8+8) I have the inputs run through a decoder, which converts it to binary. I add 9 + 7. I am also using the standard binary adder from MinecraftWiki(not the 2-wide one) See the screenshots for more info. So who knows how to fix this? P.S. It happens with 4, 8 and 16
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Alright, so I am looking for someone to help me build a 4-bit binary to BCD converter, since all of the videos only show me how to do 8-bit. I will be more than happy to set up a server, complete with WorldEdit, to get the job done. Is there anyone willing to help me? And please note, I am actually looking for someone who knows their stuff, not a kid who wants to make a TNT cannon and shoot it at villages. Any help would be appreciated!
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My binary adder does not seem to be working poperly. It is a 4-bit adder, using the standard adder from the wiki(not the 2-wide one). Whenever I add 8+8, I would expect to get an answer of 16 out, but it comes up with 100, or 4. Could it be the adder, or just me falling short of some knowledge?
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FIXED: The version of the ALU was broken in 1.8
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Alright,
so for those who know how computers work, My ALU is spitting out weird numbers whenever I try alternative methods of reaching a different bit (ex. 9 + 7, instead of 8+8) I have the inputs run through a decoder, which converts it to binary. I add 9 + 7. I am also using the standard binary adder from MinecraftWiki(not the 2-wide one) See the screenshots for more info. So who knows how to fix this? P.S. It happens with 4, 8 and 16
Inputs:
Decoders(Symmetrical):
Output from adders: