Logic World

i spent 12 hours making a clock to track how long it takes me to make more clocks

First things first, I just wish to say that this is a great game, and I highly recommend it. I do have a few things to say though, and I will cover them in order of how important I see the topic. - This game (to my knowledge) was not intended to be realistic. You will see other reviewers comparing this to Minecraft redstone, and this is an apt comparison. This however, is not necessarily a bad thing. It still can be used to accurately express most computer science logic, and this should only deter you if you care more about the physical side of things like transistors and voltage. The only main part that leaks into higher level logic is the fact that connecting multiple wires is treated as an OR operation, similar to how it is in Minecraft. I personally like this, but it is something to note. - The game has a minimalistic mindset regarding components. This game's predecessor (TUNG) pretty much had only buffers and not gates, and I think(?) the original plan was to do the same for its sequel (Logic World). Currently, the game has about 10 or so logical (aka not including structure, routing, io, or so forth.) components, and you are expected to create more complex circuits usin…

this game is good

An interesting logic simulation game. One of the better 3-Dimensional simulators out there. I do wish that the multiplayer support allowed for e4mc-style world hosting, but whatever. Good game, 7.5/10.

So far I'm really happy and pleased with the game as it taught me decimal, binary, and hexadecimal code to create many different things. I'm kind of nervous on sharing my work with the community because I don't know how supportive everybody is with newbies or people wanting to learn the rough end out circuits works. I made a 7 segment display using decimal code and binary logic. Now my next project in the same world is creating a 9 segment display using both decimal and binary logic again. I'm wanting to keep going up in segments because it's more challenging and you learn more. The only thing I really do not like is how each display is a square shape and we don't have any triangular shape display, or rounded. The only reason I'm asking for this is so I can create better imagery for the numbers I'm wanting to display. For example you cannot rotate displays. So depending on how many displays you want and how large each display is technically one pixel. So imagine trying to make a diagonal shape image look picture perfect. Well your gonna need allot of pixels. But segments is basically a long pixel displaying a line. There aren't different shaped displays to play around with or…

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