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iamdumb 29th Jul 2014

Or just use PSCN-type BRAY and get your timing to within 2 frames :)
jmpuchito 29th Jul 2014

thanks sandwichlizard, i think that will help me a lot
Sandwichlizard 29th Jul 2014

or you could use cray with pscn and fill and delete the slot with insl or brck or something non conductive.
Sandwichlizard 29th Jul 2014

using white bray to fill the filter slots is slowing you down it takes too long to fade out. you need to clear it with brown bray or do what I did.
jmpuchito 29th Jul 2014

yeah, i think i need more time to fix it
Butcandy47 28th Jul 2014

I think you may have broke it O:
jmpuchito 28th Jul 2014

im about to finish the super-fast version, im still figthing with the printer *printer punchs me* So YOU WANNA FIGHT PRINTER?! *printer nods* *i punch the printer* TAKE THAT! *printer K.O*
iamdumb 28th Jul 2014

YES! I'm a genius.
jmpuchito 28th Jul 2014

The first pixel makes the machine read the next line of the INSL/BRCK thingie after it reads the rest of the line, the next pixel makes the printer go one pixel up after the machine reads the rest of the line, the next 6 pixels make the printer print in a certain color, and the rest of the pixels makes the printer print a pixel in a certain place
jmpuchito 28th Jul 2014

well, all the inst and pstn stuff makes a line of the INSL/BRCK thingie be pushed to a machine that "reads" if there is filt or not in certain places of the line

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