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14th May 2016

1154 data lines. 4 pixels of FILT per line. 116 bits or 14.5, 8bit bytes per line. 133864 total bits of storage or 16733 bytes @ 8 bits/byte. Thats 16.7k folks.

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chromeuser 6th December

I feel like all saves like this have all the noobs that see it and have their minds blown but it seems like that never happens on the not as complex ones
chromeuser 6th December

I get how this works (kinda) but I need to know how to write to it properly
SandboxDude 4th Aug 2024

Nvm I have no freaking idea how this works
SandboxDude 4th Aug 2024

I'm stealing this BUT I WON'T POST IT: only so I can research it and get better at electronics
TheRocketScientist 23rd Sep 2020

This Is Absolutly Amazing, I Love this So Much, I just Got Started With Cool Stuff Like this, And This is A Great Inspiration for me. Great Job +1
Im_ygy 17th Sep 2018

Well I'm trying to make a tutorial for who's new here using this stuff.good+10000
ImPoppy 18th Feb 2018

Rings a bell.
garr890354839 17th Aug 2017

Yes it is, MEOWS. FILT's ctypes in heat usually are of the form 31*2^x, for all x<=0. However, all those ctypes are 30 bits large. You can set FILT's ctype to any 30 bit number. (at most a little over 1.03B) for example, you could set it's ctype to 536870913 and get a pinkish color.
QuanTech 2nd Sep 2016

+MEOWS how exactly would temperature readout work?
MEOWS 23rd Aug 2016

Is it possible to condense information more than this by using heat and all the other values that the PROP tool displays?

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