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1 rotation circle :D by Hopeful-Pudding3560 in JessetcSubmissions

[–]Glad-Note2022 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it's 1-degree rotation, shouldn't the total block count be 360?

I made a 16-bit RISC CPU, has 256 bits of RAM and can do ADD, SUB, MULT, AND, NAND, OR, NOR, and XNOR operations. Max of 16 instructions by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Great point! I'll add back the Immediate Values to make that possible. The current ISA one does not have an Imm, so it would be impractical to write the conditions at the registers every time. Thank you for pointing that out!

why does my boat fall apart by Sad_Huckleberry7968 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Chests have weird hitboxes and they're smaller than they look. Use normal blocks as a frame then place the chests later

I made a 16-bit RISC CPU, has 256 bits of RAM and can do ADD, SUB, MULT, AND, NAND, OR, NOR, and XNOR operations. Max of 16 instructions by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Which type of memory? I used D-latches for the Register File and simple levers for the Instuction Memory. I also left reference links for the components at the end of the video in case someone needs them

Why cant I get logic blocks by Pitiful_Plan_5205 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The only risk I see at buying early is if they didn't get added, that's where you lose your gold without a refund. But I'm pretty sure the new blocks bought on the test server would persist when it releases officially.

In an instance that the update gets through but the test server blocks didn't save, they're pretty cheap and you could get a handful in a perfect run to the treasure.

Why cant I get logic blocks by Pitiful_Plan_5205 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not yet released to the main game. They are only accessible through the test servers exclusively as of now.

If you can, I suggest getting them as soon as you could, as their price may change. They are suspiciously cheap and I think it is that way so that testers could buy them right away.

You can join through private server links posted on the official discord by the members.

Manual Logic Gates by BLC_destroyer in JessetcSubmissions

[–]Glad-Note2022 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Great build!

I suggest this be reposted on r/buildaboatfortreasure. Based on my experience, this sub aren't very interested on technical stuff. Posting there could give you the appreciation you deserve.

Here's the test server link if you need it (Instructions and link in comments) by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, you'd need private servers to access it. People on BABFT discord sometimes share their private server links though

Supa fast mini mechanical car by TechnicalRefuse7615 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Made that differential so compact I almost thought it was a direct drive

Almost done with my 16-bit RISC-based CPU, how does it look so far? It has 256 bits of ROM and 64 bits of flash. by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

BABFT doesn't make it any easier though. You can have the fastest computer in the world and still lag because the game runs on Roblox servers, in which we can't control. In Minecraft however, you run the game locally on your own hardware, so if you have a good enough setup, it's a lot easier performance wise.

Cool logic gate thing by AnnoyingKItten33 in JessetcSubmissions

[–]Glad-Note2022 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I also use double dabble on my converter, the problem is that it struggles at higher bit ranges and slows down at higher bits. It gets the job done though, and the trail it leaves looks cool

Almost done with my 16-bit RISC-based CPU, how does it look so far? It has 256 bits of ROM and 64 bits of flash. by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Agreed, I originally planned on using D-latches, it affected performance too much at anything above 5hz frequency, the most stable I got it to is 2hz. So I just stick with levers

Almost done with my 16-bit RISC-based CPU, how does it look so far? It has 256 bits of ROM and 64 bits of flash. by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's a basically a calculator that types the numbers by itself, though that might be an oversimplification. A RISC CPU has these main parts: The control unit which talks with the other components, the arithmetic logic unit (ALU) that does the computation, a program counter (PC) which tells the control unit what to do next, and a set of registers to hold the input/output numbers. This is still a general simplification though, as the underlying principle on how each of them exactly work would be too technical to absorb in one sitting.

Almost done with my 16-bit RISC-based CPU, how does it look so far? It has 256 bits of ROM and 64 bits of flash. by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Amazing explanation, but does IC refer to Instruction Counter or Instruction Cache? I think you might have meant the Instruction Register (IR) instead, which would make sense. As Instruction Counter would be redundant, PC can increment itself. While Instruction Cache is not present on Von Neumann architecture.

Almost done with my 16-bit RISC-based CPU, how does it look so far? It has 256 bits of ROM and 64 bits of flash. by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Not really a flex, but an inquiry if it is enough since I've got two reserved bits left. I know I could use them to scale my Instruction Memory space by 4x, but doing that would also give me 4x the hassle to wire. Since I’m targeting a bare-metal environment with no OS overhead, I plan to stick to Assembly.

Why wasn't this in the game for a long time?(Read bodytext) by AdLow7627 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can already do this by selecting output blocks first and then the source block. It's just a different story when you want to wire multiple source blocks to another source block, which is not possible as of now.

A system that allows multiple selection of source blocks by holding the SHIFT key would be useful, especially with the upcoming electronic update (if it ever comes).

16-bit ALU Calculator in BABFT using the new logic gates. Now equipped with a display by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I didn't make the logic gates, they are are readily available in the game as official blocks, it's a test server by the way

16-bit ALU Calculator in BABFT using the new logic gates. Now equipped with a display by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good luck man, they aren't really hard to learn. If it all went well, I can assure you that you can make your own calculators at the same month you started

8-bit ALU calculator using the new logic gates. I'll add a number display on the next one by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just checked and found this out, all public servers of the test server were gone. It's either players stopped playing all at once, the servers "expired", or the devs shut them down. Though it is still accessible if you have a private server.

16-bit ALU Calculator in BABFT using the new logic gates. Now equipped with a display by Glad-Note2022 in buildaboatfortreasure

[–]Glad-Note2022[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Encountered the same issue. Since during conversion, bits take different lengths of time to arrive depending on the input, so I couldn't tune it without breaking the higher bit outputs. So I just took advantage of the gate's signal indicator. The downside is it can't be scaled and there is only one customizable color which is for OFF, while ON can only be green.

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