Build Application

[_EPlay]

Hey, I want to apply

[mazsolaskuglof]

Your application does not show sufficient redstone knowledge in order to join the build server.

Instead, I'd recommend applying for our school server here.

[_EPlay]

Your application does not show sufficient redstone knowledge in order to join the build server.

Instead, I'd recommend applying for our school server here.

Ok here is my longer app, was a bit lazy before. Sry for that.

Minecraft name: _EPlay

What do you like the most about redstone?: I like how you can build big logical circuits with it and its ability, to build calculators.


What's a thing you have made which demonstrates redstone knowledge?: I built a multiplier and, together with a teacher, a subtractor. I have also built a calculator, that can add and subtract with a en-/ and decoder.


What does the thing do?: Well you can multiply with the multiplier and with the subtractor you can choose between two modes : Adding and Subtracting.


Image/s and/or video/s of the device, from imgur.com or youtube.com:
http://imgur.com/yYAombg (subtractor #1)
http://imgur.com/yH3BYIF (subtractor #2)
http://imgur.com/NtiOcnN (calculator (multiply/subtract/add/only encoded output)
http://imgur.com/fphD9CC (En-/Decoder calculator)


What do you plan on making for your build trial?: I really want to build a fully functional Calculator. I will need division knowledge for this, so in other words, I want to build a calculator that can make all kind of calculations. Maybe ^2 or ^3 and square roots too. For this calculator, I want to use like 8 Bits so I also want to improve my de- and encoder design.

Some other information:
I am 16 years old and I come from Germany, but I can speak English pretty well(others say that ). I always love to learn some new stuff, especially in minecraft, because you can improve your own builds ^^.

[PaukkuPalikka]

Accepted for trial! Hop on the server at mc.openredstone.org and ask a staff member for assistance.

The trial is only one hour long, so think about what you can build in that time. Sounds interesting though, if you could build a square root machine or something in one hour that would be interesting to see.