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Hello guys,
I made this RAM module a while ago and I wanted to share it with you! :)
If you're interested in this, please download the map and let me know what you think. Diamonds are also very much appreciated :)
The world download is in the schematic zip file!
Specifications:
-63 RAM cells (+2 height per extra cell)
-8 bits per RAM cell (+2 width per extra bit, +1 tick delay for every 8 extra bits)
-Every bit of RAM is 2 wide, 2 high stackable
-The RAM can perform a WRITE every 4 ticks.
-WRITE in 15 ticks (Works with a 4 ticks input signal)
-READ in 13 ticks (It requires another 7 ticks if you want the signal at ground level)
-With a very small tweak you can use the READ to select a value to WRITE back to the RAM
Meow,
Pieter12345
I made this RAM module a while ago and I wanted to share it with you! :)
If you're interested in this, please download the map and let me know what you think. Diamonds are also very much appreciated :)
The world download is in the schematic zip file!
Specifications:
-63 RAM cells (+2 height per extra cell)
-8 bits per RAM cell (+2 width per extra bit, +1 tick delay for every 8 extra bits)
-Every bit of RAM is 2 wide, 2 high stackable
-The RAM can perform a WRITE every 4 ticks.
-WRITE in 15 ticks (Works with a 4 ticks input signal)
-READ in 13 ticks (It requires another 7 ticks if you want the signal at ground level)
-With a very small tweak you can use the READ to select a value to WRITE back to the RAM
Meow,
Pieter12345
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I used this in a redstone computer, The nice thing to this design is that it can save a new value every 4 ticks. Also, the output of every RAM cell is in sync, so the read of every cell will take the same amount of time.
I could also have used this (or a version with less cells) for my codelock, which can be found >>here<<. The codelock now has horizontal RAM in it.
To get a better idea what to do with RAM, please download my codelock and see it for yourself (Black wool = RAM in the codelock).
Also please leave a diamond if you like the projects! :)
Meow,
Pieter12345