The Powder Toy

Subframe TC blocks by LBPHacker

LBPHacker
LBPHacker
166 / 3
12th Jun 2020
12th Jun 2020
Tired of all the subframe computers which require external tools to program? Have an algorithm that you'd really like to implement in TPT? Try the Subframe Turing-complete blocks! Heavily inspired by lesio's save, see the link inside.
programming subframe stcb

Comments

  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker     13th Jun 2020
    Ah yes, I expected the immediate value programmer to confuse people. It's really simple, you just enter your value and it automatically gets uploaded into the immediate operand blocks (the three blocks with small rectangles in place of letters). That is, if your simulation is unpaused! It might be a good idea to build your programs inside Stasis Wall so the programmer can work in the meantime.
  • wsxdrfvyhn
    wsxdrfvyhn     13th Jun 2020
    daaamn, he actually did it bois +1
  • yclee126
    yclee126     13th Jun 2020
    @LBPHacker Thanks for the answer, I could make a small adder from it. id:2554450
  • Eliasdbr
    Eliasdbr     13th Jun 2020
    This is the ultimate computer, literally it's in the program itself!
  • Aggrppa
    Aggrppa     13th Jun 2020
    These are some crazy stuff +99
  • sunny1saturday
    sunny1saturday     13th Jun 2020
    scratch 2.0
  • Schmolendevice
    Schmolendevice     12th Jun 2020
    Oh my. Meanwhile busy implementing a RISC-V processor in Verilog for my degree.
  • Chemlab
    Chemlab     12th Jun 2020
    How do you use the immediate operand programmer?
  • QuanTech
    QuanTech     12th Jun 2020
    i'm shook. +1
  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker     12th Jun 2020
    As for what the value of the immediate operand of a goto block should be, that depends entirely on where you want it to jump. The blocks are numbered starting from 0 from the top, and this block number is what the immediate operand should hold.