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clancym's application - clancym - 04-24-2013
-IGN: clancym
-Interest: I'm a math major so any kind of problem solving is what interests me. Redstone is a fun way to create and solve problems.
-Prompt: I've chosen prompt 4, because I think the creation I'm showcasing shows a pretty good understanding of the timing and mechanics of redstone.
-N/A
-This is a programmable 4-digit combination lock, with digits 1-4. It was more of a proof of concept, but it functions well enough because the odds of guessing are 1 in 256. I'm low on harddrive space, so a really short video showing that it works.
video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Z1ntdFYwlY
pictures detailing the mechanism: http://imgur.com/a/QDW3A
RE: clancym's application - JeremyG - 04-24-2013
I see you're not using your own XOR design, do you however know how these are designed and why they work?
RE: clancym's application - clancym - 04-24-2013
(04-24-2013, 05:49 PM)JeremyG Wrote: I see you're not using your own XOR design, do you however know how these are designed and why they work?
yeah this is a way old design i learned from like early 2011. i know it's (a v b) ^ (not(a^b)), if that's what the question was.
RE: clancym's application - JeremyG - 04-24-2013
Alright, looks good, hop on the server and ask an admin for a trial!
RE: clancym's application - JeremyG - 04-25-2013
Oops, almost forgot moving.
/move