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Server Application - thepowderguy - 07-25-2017
Minecraft name: llamaburra
What do you like the most about redstone?:
The thing I like the most about redstone is that the basic set of rules that govern how redstone in Minecraft operates can lead to such complex behavior. The versatility of redstone allows a player to design so many different things, ranging from as simple as an adder to even a redstone CPU. They could even implement their designs in survival mode, which allows people to make their survival worlds interactive instead of just static. I like the most that the principles of boolean logic and digital design in real life can be applied to minecraft, and vice versa.
What's a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?:
A 64 byte Static RAM
What does the thing do?:
It allows you to store and retrieve data, 8 bits at a time, based on the address applied to inputs A0 through A5. The mode is toggled between read and write using one lever. There are separate input and output lines (not combined). Data is latched when CLK is high and R/W is low. The data in stored at the address is output when CLK is high and R/W is high. The maximum read time is 45 ticks.
Image/s and/or video/s of the device, from imgur.com or youtube.com:
What do you plan on making for your build trial?:
A 4 to 16 line decoder based on a digital to analog converter, plus a analog to digital converter
Do you agree with the rules?:
Yes, I agree
RE: Server Application - Koyarno - 07-25-2017
Decoders alone are not good enough to trial with. Your explanation of the RAM is good. If you can add some extra things to the ram to make it more interesing (address counter + auto/manual clock or something else) I will re-evaluate.