Tron Randomizers by Vomsarg
Nothin' special, just some more randomizers.
randomizer
electronic
static
fast
random
equal
tron
ichessediewasser
citybuilder
redcitybuilder
Comments
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Sandwichlizard 8th Jun 2014
I already published it with decoder and graph. I just dont want to advertise here. this sentence is more than I wanted to say. -
Ferne 8th Jun 2014
Sandwich well I guess for an 8 bit randomiser you just have to simply randomise each bit alone... and put them together to make a number. Would need a decoder to make this graph though. -
Sandwichlizard 7th Jun 2014@G-LinuxorU and jman31415. I used G's binary to decimal to make a binary randomizer. works good.
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Sandwichlizard 7th Jun 2014@G-linuxorU. I hadn't thought of that. so an 8 bit randomizer with an equal chance of producing any of 256 different words is what we should be building. else we will get a curved output centered at 128. Can you build a bar graph connected to a binary reader so we can test binary randomizers? actually dont you have something like that already?
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jman31415 7th Jun 2014
Vomsarg, you should do that with the 8-output one ^.^ have it output to a binary to digital converter then send it to a readout display -
jman31415 7th Jun 2014@G-LinuxorU Actually yeah, that's true. generally for digital randomizers, each output has a 50% (or whatever) chance of firing so that when multiple outputs fire at once it can be converted into binary and can represent any number between a much larger range of values.
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Vomsarg 7th Jun 2014
Thanks for all the positive comments :D -
UC17 6th Jun 2014
Wow this is awesome, very complex and the concept is great. +1 -
G-LinuxorU 6th Jun 2014
oldmud0: untrue, if you want to randomize some bits, randomizing more than one at once is ideal. -
HermenegilDie 6th Jun 2014
Best randomizers EVER