The Powder Toy

60Hz WiFi Communication by Jerehmia

Jerehmia
Jerehmia
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1st Sep 2023
1st Sep 2023
60Hz subframed WiFi datacommunication. These are 0-lag implementations, the only delay incurred is the 1 frame WiFi transmission delay (the game was designed this way so the update order doesn't affect when WiFi signals are received).
showcase wireless subframe wifi electronic electronics

Comments

  • docRoboRobert
    docRoboRobert     8th Sep 2023
    Good work! 1+
  • LogikMacherDE
    LogikMacherDE     4th Sep 2023
    ok also cracker1000update rn
  • SUSaNOO
    SUSaNOO     3rd Sep 2023
    BlueLobsterTPT_MC: You could probably very slightly optimize it, but this is practically as small as it gets.
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     3rd Sep 2023
    @micque The displays are solid sparked INST so you have to leave an empty space between individual "pixels" of the display, if INST touches other INST horizontally or vertically it behaves like a single block. Every INST pixel would need its own CRAY to spark it so the electronics to drive the display would be very bulky (atleast 3x the size of the display itself). This save is more about the serial transmitter and receiver which took hours to build and test, the displays are 15 minutes of work.
  • micque
    micque     3rd Sep 2023
    would you theoretically be able to make these inputs and outputs into a pixel display? Then send a sort image through? May be interesting if you're planning on ever making a part 2
  • LogikMacherDE
    LogikMacherDE     3rd Sep 2023
    ok? i know but i think you could still make it smaller but you dont have to so i dont care really you dont have to just asking but the ctype thing i suck at filt sooo thats my first problem
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     3rd Sep 2023
    @BlueLobsterTPT_MC You mean the input pad with the switches? There are BRAYs with the individual bit values running through every SWCH towards the LDTCs below, so every SWCH has to be large enough to be switched on and off by the sparks from the METL button above as well as pass/block its BRAY with the bit value. If you can create something smaller with the same functionality I'm all ears :)
  • LogikMacherDE
    LogikMacherDE     3rd Sep 2023
    why the t-flipflop so big is there an reason? if not i can give u smaller one you dont even have to credit me still +1
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     2nd Sep 2023
    @ppggddtt22 Yeah, you'd probably be too old for the content by the time the download finishes (assuming you use parallel transmission you'd be about 1049 years older, 35 of which would be spent downloading start bits) :)
  • ppggddtt22
    ppggddtt22     2nd Sep 2023
    my friend just sent it for me :(