Scien_Tific
Scien_Tific
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5th Jan 2019
6th Jan 2019
This is my first computer so don't expect any quantum mechanics. INSTRUCTIONS: Copy a program and align it with the pins on the computer, then spark START. If the "BUTTON" text lights up, the program is requesting you to spark a button on the keypad.
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Comments

  • batarycreator
    batarycreator
    5th Jan 2022
    my pc this is:
  • Chemlab
    Chemlab
    30th Aug 2019
    I deleted that save
  • Chemlab
    Chemlab
    30th Aug 2019
    I just realised that it works now
  • Chemlab
    Chemlab
    30th Aug 2019
    I fixed the reset button here: 2457467
  • Scien_Tific
    Scien_Tific
    7th Aug 2019
    Tiny bit of an update: I'm working on yet another computer right now (No promises yet) and I've found many faults with the old one I never released. Almost everything in the ALU and the random number generator was faulty and only kind-of worked, so honestly that one would have dissappointed you guys. So anyway a new computer is in the works, but we'll see as I haven't even put it together yet.
  • NACEOD
    NACEOD
    7th Mar 2019
    nuuuuuuuuuuu
  • Scien_Tific
    Scien_Tific
    1st Mar 2019
    Ok, noone is going to see this, but I've been pretty inactive for a while now and decided it would be best if I finish the computer when I feel like making things in TPT again. I'm currently making my largest Unity project ever and it's taking a lot of my free time so it might take quite long.
  • expunged
    expunged
    28th Jan 2019
    Can you add more periferials on the next computer you make that is not almost done (e.g. the third one)?
  • Scien_Tific
    Scien_Tific
    19th Jan 2019
    For the two people who will stumble across this save: A new computer is almost finished, but I've hit a ton of roadblocks, so expect it to be released sometime this, or worst case scenario, next month. It all depends on my motivation to keep fixing it.
  • BRASILPORRA
    BRASILPORRA
    11th Jan 2019
    nice computer, but it's actually just the data unit of an cpu, there's no control unit to decode the instructions.