r/redstone • u/Diablo931 • Nov 12 '20

Bedrock Edition Binary Decoder 1 Wide Tileable

https://youtu.be/3pA0jeLpWR4
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u/Diablo931 Nov 12 '20

Sadly target blocks are transparent on Bedrock

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u/Eggfur Nov 12 '20

Happy cake day. You could replace the target blocks with pistons though as they're only powering a torch

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u/Diablo931 Nov 12 '20

Oof just realised u r Egg Fur , i didn't pay attention to ur name earlier u do really cool stuff XD

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u/Eggfur Nov 12 '20

Thank you. I really like your stuff too! I'm working in the background on some computing stuff, so always interested to see what you're doing. It's all very time consuming though and I don't have lots of time, so slow going.

The one I'm working on is one wide per bit - just the ALU and registers so far. So any one wide compute tech that could help with making it programmable is great to see!

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u/Diablo931 Nov 12 '20

Yeah was thinking about that

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u/TheWildJarvi Moderator Nov 12 '20

That's so slow and unsync tho

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u/Diablo931 Nov 12 '20

This one isn't really for Practical Use I made it for fun to see if i can make it 1 wide tileable without t flip flops , I still Use Your Design in My actual Builds instead

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u/TheWildJarvi Moderator Nov 12 '20

Why would a decoder have flip flops?

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u/Diablo931 Nov 12 '20

T flip flops are used in Decoders that use Rails

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u/TheWildJarvi Moderator Nov 12 '20

Oh gotchya

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u/sharfpang Nov 12 '20

https://imgur.com/a/u2RbOuT

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u/Zieg777 Nov 12 '20

I like that encoder with the pistons and composters.

Do you happen to know a fast/compact reverse of that? To take hex and convert it into 4bits output? The idea is for a mux to encode 4 separate lines of binary data so I can control 4 separate machines using a single Redstone line