Maps Redstone Device

Binary Math with Redstone!

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Level 30 : Artisan Dragon
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So I felt like making some logic stuff in minecraft... then I started making a half-adder... then a full adder... then 2 and 3 bit adders...

This project includes:
- OR gate example
- AND gate example
- XOR gate example
- Half adder example
- Full adder
- Two bit adders (2 bit inputs, 3 bit out)
- Three bit adders (3 bit inputs, 4 bit out)

Enjoy looking at and messing around with the calculators. More complicated caluculators can be made but while I was working on the three digit adder, I encountered problems of redstone current running out. The larger it is, the more of those problems you end up with and so I decided not to expand it any further.
EDIT: Okay. I did it. 4 bit adder complete. I'll do the 5 bit one before I upload.

I am aware that not everything is super compact. I wanted people to be able to see what was going on.

Binary guide:
Decimal0001000200040008
Binary0001001001001000
It continues on like that into infinity. 9 in binary would be 1001. 14 would be 1110. 3 would be 11.
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coilwhine
12/20/2014 2:24 pm
Level 24 : Expert Ninja
1. It's 4 bit not 4 digit
2. I suggest you write your binary guide like so:
1=0001
2=0010
4=0100
8=1000
So: 8+1=1001=9

Really good work though!
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12/20/2014 3:10 pm
Level 30 : Artisan Dragon
1. Technically it's both. I will change it to avoid confusion though.
2. Ah! Good idea!
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