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Application Request - Filipkovarik - 02-01-2014
Minecraft name:
Filipkovarik
What do you like the most about redstone?:
Command Blocks and tricks (mob mounted on an invisible bat => flying mob)
What's a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?:
A byte memory with a decimal converter
What does the thing do?:
It stores 8 bits of information, there are buttons for adding powers of 2 to 128 and a button for decimal conversion (gives the player the amount of sticks that the stored number is)
Image and/or video, from imgur.com or youtube.com:
Image
Do you agree with the rules?:
Yes, I do.
RE: Application Request - redstonewarrior - 02-04-2014
Hey! I recommend you check out the school server; you seem a bit new to computational redstone and I think you would like it! Build requires heavy knowledge of binary arithmetic and logic, I'd recommend you bulk up a bit before trying a trial.
RE: Application Request - Filipkovarik - 04-24-2014
(02-04-2014, 11:26 PM)redstonewarrior Wrote: Hey! I recommend you check out the school server; you seem a bit new to computational redstone and I think you would like it! Build requires heavy knowledge of binary arithmetic and logic, I'd recommend you bulk up a bit before trying a trial.
Despite my age and the fact that my native language is not english, I can work with HTML, CSS, Javasript,kinda C#, a little bit of Java, I memorize all powers of two to 32768 and I'm usually bored in maths (where I count binary on my fingers). In Minecraft I can build all basic logic operation gates (&,!&,|,!|,^,!^), a T-flipflop, a Data Cell (inputs for data and save) and using T-flipflops a storage cell for a byte. I studied [something between a class and a hobby, I don't think there's an english word for that] and practiced electrical engineering on primary school (small circuit boards).