05-25-2014, 05:28 AM
(This post was last modified: 05-25-2014, 05:33 AM by oscardssmith.)
oscardssmith
I hope to learn a wide range of things about redstone, including how to make (more than 1 digit) bcd to binary and binary to bcd converters, quick multipliers, and displays.
I would consider myself about average with redstone. I have built several different designs of instant carry adders, know relatively compact and fast versions of all logic gates, and have a good understanding of redstone in general. My favorite thing about redstone is working on specific mathematical algorithms for problems, but I also am interested in more general computing.
![[Image: gGpXMyH.jpg]](http://i.imgur.com/gGpXMyH.jpg)
My favorite thing that I have made in minecraft is a multiplier of almost all my own design. However as I was adding the final touches, worldedit corrupted the save file. As a result, I will instead be showing a torchless ripple carry adder. The one I have posted is only 2 bits, but is 4 wide and fully stack-able.
I hope to learn a wide range of things about redstone, including how to make (more than 1 digit) bcd to binary and binary to bcd converters, quick multipliers, and displays.
I would consider myself about average with redstone. I have built several different designs of instant carry adders, know relatively compact and fast versions of all logic gates, and have a good understanding of redstone in general. My favorite thing about redstone is working on specific mathematical algorithms for problems, but I also am interested in more general computing.
My favorite thing that I have made in minecraft is a multiplier of almost all my own design. However as I was adding the final touches, worldedit corrupted the save file. As a result, I will instead be showing a torchless ripple carry adder. The one I have posted is only 2 bits, but is 4 wide and fully stack-able.
