8 bit CPU with RAM no WIFI by A_Real_Genius

A_Real_Genius

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11th Jun 2014

6th Jan 2015

Ver3.81 My third computer, and Powder Toy dream, it has all led up to this. Now with 64 bytes of real transistor RAM, and a complete easy-to-learn language, universal byte output to devices, it can be programmed to do anything. Hope it's useful to you :D

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Comments

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  Willt125 4th Aug 2015
  The site is nonexistent. :(
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  A_Real_Genius 17th Aug 2014
  Yep- Sorry guys, but honestly I don't feel like working on this anymore. I feel it's complete because it has all the primary functions, and anything more is not worth it for something in Powder Toy. For example- if your pocket calculator could render 3D scenes, that is useless because you can't export them, or they'd be black and white. Anyway, have fun with this.
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  unknownkarma 10th Jul 2014
  2 weeks and no update :/
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  unknownkarma 25th Jun 2014
  Hows the multiplication going?
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  A_Real_Genius 24th Jun 2014
  Better R.N.G.
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  unknownkarma 24th Jun 2014
  The randomizer is not very effective. The CO2 can sometimes jump wires, and make it so one wire is always going to be off, while the one it jumped from will always be on.
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  A_Real_Genius 22nd Jun 2014
  A few extra frames for the new RAM, and it may run a bit slower because of more parts, but I've made a lot of speed improvements in this new version.
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  jarcane 22nd Jun 2014
  New RAM set up seems a lot slower than the old one.
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  A_Real_Genius 20th Jun 2014
  Not always, each command has it's own required numbr of addresses. On my help page, the details of each command and how many addresses it needs is listed. It's just logical, eg, you need two numbers to add.
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  unknownkarma 20th Jun 2014
  I started a conversation with you online to lower the spamming of your comments section, lol.