Subframe adders by LBPHacker

LBPHacker

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31st Dec 2017

1st Aug 2019

So I built a new subframe adder and thought it'd be nice to have a save that rounds up all of the old ones I've built and doesn't call them incrementers like the last one. *** Update: Gen #6 incrementer.

electronic electronics math snake 60hz incrementors incrementor subframe adder

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  LBPHacker 27th March
  Modern version of TPT tell you that this save uses a custom element with no identifier and the number 511, and that it was not possible to load. This is due to a bug in older versions of TPT; this ghost element made it into the save's "used element list" when it was saved, even though it was not actually used. The save loads just fine despite the warning.
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  LogikMacherDE 15th Apr 2023
  never wrong to compare you self old VS new :S
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  Furry_02 23rd Jun 2022
  LBPHacker: I honestly didn't think of that. I'm still not that experienced with subframe, (I have done a few things though) I'm more used to inputs and outputs being scattered about.
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  LBPHacker 23rd Jun 2022
  If you had these notions but couldn't make sure, you're using the wrong set of tools. I recommend mark2222's mod. If you didn't have these notions, you should do some subframe yourself beforehand to develop a kind of sense as to where to look and when.
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  LBPHacker 23rd Jun 2022
  Is misinterpreted that in part because what you seem to want to do is *really* easy and I didn't think anyone would need help with that if they're doing subframe. It all follows from the facts that input can't really be anywhere other than at the top, the output can't really be anywhere other than at the bottom, and that if you take not-so-dense bottom part apart, you can see all it does is copy a bray upward.
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  LBPHacker 23rd Jun 2022
  Wow okay I misread that hard. The part that loops around is the diagonal line of filt with the dtec at the bottom and everything below that, the inputs are the two brays at the top.
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  Furry_02 23rd Jun 2022
  LBPHacker: I meant the gen 6 adder (the upper circuit) acts as an incrementor, and I was trying to seperate the adder part from the part that loops the output value back to one of the inputs.
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  LBPHacker 22nd Jun 2022
  The gen 6 incrementer is a completely different beast, it implements the method explained in id:2061643.
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  Furry_02 22nd Jun 2022
  I can't figure out how to seperate the parts that turn the gen 6 adder into an incrementor from the adder itself, nor can I tell where the inputs are. Could you explain?
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  RaconTPT 28th Jun 2020
  cool. i need a (idealy non heat baced) adder for a new computer Ive made.