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8th Jul 2016

12th Aug 2016

I've finally finished the more interesting parts of the text screen peripheral I'd been building for several months for R16K1S60. *** Update: Fixed TEST, see main save ***

sorcery nextgen screen computer 60hz display printer electronics subframe r16k1s60

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The8BitPotato 9th Jul 2016

Instant upvote. This is awesome! TPT computing is getting closer and closer to real computing!
Schmolendevice 9th Jul 2016

Congratulations LBPHacker. You have enlisted attention.
QuanTech 9th Jul 2016

wait, SIMON TALKED????
Matera_the_Mad 9th Jul 2016

O.Y.G. . . . . . @jacob1 - there are two ways of spelling many words ;)
Simon 8th Jul 2016

Absolutely amazing. Anyone interested in playing around needs to check out the thread for the assembler. http://tpt.io/.291445
LBPHacker 8th Jul 2016

I make them so they turn into a working machine when I save/reopen the save. Particle IDs, and thus the order of their evaluation, change in a predictable way when you reopen the save, hence my goal is to make it so that the machine works *then*, not before.
the_new_powder99999 8th Jul 2016

Anyway, this save is incredible, how do you make all the circuits without them breaking whenever you save?
the_new_powder99999 8th Jul 2016

Coloured and colored are both correct, I think coloured is more widely used though.
jacob1 8th Jul 2016

Amazing save! Not that I completely understand how to use it :P, but I probably could. I noticed you spelled "colored" wrong though :)
QuanTech 8th Jul 2016

sum of SUMthing. HAHHAHAHAHAHA I HAD TO

The Powder Toy

RTerm P1 tech demo by LBPHacker

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