The Powder Toy

4bit computer - tRash0 by Scien_Tific

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

  • MajesticPhysics
    MajesticPhysics     11th Jan 2019
    Well now that you've created this computer, I expect a full quantum computer next time.
  • Scien_Tific
    Scien_Tific     10th Jan 2019
    @CALVIN1390 There are instructions in the description on how to use the pre-written programs. If you want to know how this computer is programmed, there is a tutorial (Click the blue sign), but it's pretty confusing. If you want to know how these computers work in general, look up "how minecraft computers work" on youtube, TPT computers work using the same ideas but just different technology. I hope I answered your question.
  • CALVIN1390
    CALVIN1390     10th Jan 2019
    how do i use this and i know nothign about tpt computers
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     9th Jan 2019
    but the functionality is the same
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     9th Jan 2019
    Subframe vs this is like the 1950's vs now
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5     9th Jan 2019
    on an unrelated note, this save looks exactly like the electronics i used to build before stuff like subframe went way over my head.
  • sentinal-5
    sentinal-5     9th Jan 2019
    i think part of the reason nobody uses command blocks is because it would be a massive pain in the ass to essentially write code for an OS, but have it spread out over 1500 tiny files (individual blocks) that can only contain ONE line of code...
  • Tetratrary
    Tetratrary     9th Jan 2019
    And as for your point with the MC command blocks, I guess most people do see it as cheating which is why they don't use it. I mean, it doesn't make sense to not use convenient blocks for creating a better computer, but whatever.
  • Tetratrary
    Tetratrary     9th Jan 2019
    Yeah, when I say Minecraft is better for making computers, I mean space-wise. Unfortunately, you don't get things like subframe or tpt.setfpscap(2) in MC, but you do get a lot more space. TPT computers are easier and faster, but they don't have too much space. However, we are getting better: see the R216K8B.
  • Scien_Tific
    Scien_Tific     9th Jan 2019
    I feel like command blocks can also be used to make Minecraft computers much faster, more powerful and smaller, but I haven't seen many people use them, probably because some see using command blocks as cheating.