R216K2A by LBPHacker
I made a computer again. It can do a lot of stuff the previous one couldn't and still can't do a lot of stuff I'd like it to be able to do. It definitely can solve quadratic equations. Check the relevant forum thread too. And try tpt.setfpscap(2)!
technology
computer
magic
electronics
16bit
processor
programmable
subframe
rt2812a
r216
Comments
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RaconTPT 2nd Sep 2022
also you can learn the assembly with https://trigraph.net/powdertoy/R216/manual.md#Instruction.encoding -
RaconTPT 2nd Sep 2022krm38501: you install tptasm from https://github.com/LBPHacker/tptasm, to compile assembly-source-code into the ram
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RaconTPT 2nd Sep 2022welcome to subframe sprk :D
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SUSaNOO 23rd Aug 2022
krm38501: Yeah, that's pretty well known by now though... -
krm38501 23rd Aug 2022
I figured out if you use conv(metl) with tmp sprk and below it with one pixel space conv(sprk) with tmp metl it works the same as using a battery in subframe -
krm38501 18th Aug 2022I have a question how do I convert assembly to hex?
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yo_ 11th Aug 2022
top 10 gigachads: (the maker not the pc) -
SUSaNOO 21st Jul 2022Well I knew it would be dead simple... *face expression that shows self disappointment*
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LBPHacker 20th Jul 2022
It's to avoid the bray dying. If some filt does something that would impart a ctype of 0 to the bray coming out if it, the bray stops there. If you make sure there's at least one bit set somewhere in the output, it never stops. I'm sure this is mentioned at least once somewhere in this series: id:2232626 -
SUSaNOO 20th Jul 2022I have only one question about subframe left. I think you would be best suited to answer it, it's probably very simple but I don't see any use in it. Why do all subframe components seem to output with the last bit always set? Thanks a lot if you do answer!