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Binary Input Word Processor
Started work on my word processor, I've been making components for quite some time, and now i can start joining them together. Still need to upgrade and change a few of them so they are compatible when joined together. This is 100% vanilla survival friendly (no command blocks)
I plan to make this different from all other word processors, because i'm sure a lot of you have seen the same things. Also i want to give myself a challenge to build something more complex. It will be made up of 3 standalone devices, the monitor, keyboard & selected.
List of Components
Monitor - Compact & Streamline 50 character segment display, 16 bit input90%
- 2D Selector,with line memory50%
Keyboard- Alphanumeric Capitals & Lowercase + Symbols, Shift Functions, Space, Backspace, Clear all.-Total 72 different characters. Serial 8 bit output20%
CPU - Serial binary input & 8 bit paralel binary input. 16 bit output80%
- Internal & External RAM- Maybe a piston tape "CD Drive" sort of thing.50%
Most word processor that i see have the keyboard directly input into the display. So really it doesn't process any information. With mine it will run purely off a binary signal, allowing other binary computers to plug into it and run off the display. Once completed this word processor will be able to display 7.3x10^92 different combinations of letters numbers and symbols, to put that in perspective there are around 1x10^80 atoms in the universe, so a big number xD All of which will be run through a single line of redstone.
Feedback:
I'm posting this now so hopefully you guys can give some feedback/suggestions and be part of the construction. Even if you know nothing about redstone, feedback & ideas are still greatly appreciated :)
Credits:
Peter-: Compact RS-NOR & AND Gate bussing[With permission]
Make sure you check out his word processor too!
Started work on my word processor, I've been making components for quite some time, and now i can start joining them together. Still need to upgrade and change a few of them so they are compatible when joined together. This is 100% vanilla survival friendly (no command blocks)
I plan to make this different from all other word processors, because i'm sure a lot of you have seen the same things. Also i want to give myself a challenge to build something more complex. It will be made up of 3 standalone devices, the monitor, keyboard & selected.
List of Components
Monitor - Compact & Streamline 50 character segment display, 16 bit input90%
- 2D Selector,with line memory50%
Keyboard- Alphanumeric Capitals & Lowercase + Symbols, Shift Functions, Space, Backspace, Clear all.-Total 72 different characters. Serial 8 bit output20%
CPU - Serial binary input & 8 bit paralel binary input. 16 bit output80%
- Internal & External RAM- Maybe a piston tape "CD Drive" sort of thing.50%
Most word processor that i see have the keyboard directly input into the display. So really it doesn't process any information. With mine it will run purely off a binary signal, allowing other binary computers to plug into it and run off the display. Once completed this word processor will be able to display 7.3x10^92 different combinations of letters numbers and symbols, to put that in perspective there are around 1x10^80 atoms in the universe, so a big number xD All of which will be run through a single line of redstone.
Feedback:
I'm posting this now so hopefully you guys can give some feedback/suggestions and be part of the construction. Even if you know nothing about redstone, feedback & ideas are still greatly appreciated :)
Credits:
Peter-: Compact RS-NOR & AND Gate bussing[With permission]
Make sure you check out his word processor too!
| Credit | Peter- |
| Progress | 60% complete |
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1 Update Logs
Update #1 : by Koala_Steamed 11/16/2013 10:30:06 pmNovember 17, 2013 @ 3:30 am UTC
-Added video with RAM and ROM testing
-Added World download
-Binary translator completed
-Vertical bussing completed
-Added World download
-Binary translator completed
-Vertical bussing completed
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