02-22-2015, 03:39 PM
some new and interesting things and ways of doing this, all those selectors that loop back are fast, 2 tick designs and i've found a setup that allows for a versatile varied output circuit, the input for 15 can use a less than 15 signal to input a user specified jump.
![[Image: ouQTdFt.png]](http://i.imgur.com/ouQTdFt.png)
Not sure the addressing would matter without a load/save yet.
![[Image: iDWQQ1a.png]](http://i.imgur.com/iDWQQ1a.png)
sorry if the pentadecimal confused some people, it was more for fun, and with it balanced, it uses the same values for left/right and up/down, the only change is whether its added or subtracted. or you can just input the corresponding values (0-15) into a single input.
![[Image: Rv8mjfp.png]](http://i.imgur.com/Rv8mjfp.png)
![[Image: siNI4OP.png]](http://i.imgur.com/siNI4OP.png)
I meant to say default output, not default hopper.
![[Image: Sleqydl.png]](http://i.imgur.com/Sleqydl.png)
The most compact 2 tick loopback, only 16 wide for 16 outputs, just need to stagger where they meet to use it for a seamless trigger for the infinite wire trigger and range selector.
Not sure the addressing would matter without a load/save yet.
sorry if the pentadecimal confused some people, it was more for fun, and with it balanced, it uses the same values for left/right and up/down, the only change is whether its added or subtracted. or you can just input the corresponding values (0-15) into a single input.
I meant to say default output, not default hopper.
The most compact 2 tick loopback, only 16 wide for 16 outputs, just need to stagger where they meet to use it for a seamless trigger for the infinite wire trigger and range selector.