How To Use Survivalcraft's Electricity - Part 2 Components

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[@symbadx37]

Nice video, I had a lot of fun watching it. I knew most of the things you covered in the video, however there were a few things I actually didn't. Nice to see someone giving Survivalcraft 2 a proper electronics tutorial that it deserves. Keep up the good work! :)

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me: finally!, also me is lost at 0:23

[@SP4CEBAR]

Don't worry, in the first minute, I'm explaining the same thing multiple times

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4:38 is this good for houses?

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[@Cleacat]

4:59 does this mean that If i put input F and A It will output A Will work like this 7 and 2

[@SP4CEBAR]

Yes, for F and A, the AND gate will output A, but for 7 and 2, which is respectively 0111 and 0010 in binary, the AND gate will output 0010, which is 2

[@Cleacat]

Is a and gate that output the higher one with 2 input similiar to and gate exist

[@SP4CEBAR]

@@Cleacat it processes it bit by bit: the AND gate only outputs a "1" for the bits where both inputs are "1", the output of 2 in the previous example is a coincidence, if you want to compare values, then you could use memory banks to do that

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Thank you so much for this video :) I'll try to add Spanish subtitles.

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Thanks

[@RandMV]

@Blua F xd

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[@Cleacat]

9:00 like the 1 is horizontal and 2 is verticals Like the value "F,9"

[@SP4CEBAR]

Yes The input on the right which has one blue dot is horizontal (X) The input on the left which has two blue dots is vertical (Y)

[@Cleacat]

I already know that thing

[@SP4CEBAR]

@@Cleacat great!

[@bionfan6247]

Can you make some advanced tutorials? For example, how to use a clock signal to direct two memories to swap directly.Oh, thanks.

[@SP4CEBAR]

Yes I can, I want to do some more in-depth explanations of certain systems, and I plan on diving into the quantum physics of signals (ticks are quantized) and show how to make 50Hz clocks (twice as fast as the usual clock) and real 100Hz timers

[@IkaroJesse]

Thank you very much !!! 🤯😃

[@toniatonia73]

The fact that the NXOR gate doesn't exist is not that logic because it's the only inexistent combination of logic gates. But it doesn't make me anything because I never have to economise space when i do an electric system.

[@SP4CEBAR]

Great!

[@ArmorgurgussyCODM]

I've been wondering how to make some button or switch that opens a piston once, but can never be closed again?

[@SP4CEBAR]

Connect the output of an SR latch to your piston. Then connect a button to the "set" input and a button to the "reset" input of the SR latch. Press the "set" button and remove it (or hide it so that you can reset your map). When you press the remaining button the piston should open, and you can press it as much as you like but it won't ever close again

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[@guangzhengli4272]

2:57 0.2*5^(n-1)?

[@Meeooowing]

I unsterstand something now about Logic And , Xor , Or gates

[@fedehxx730]

To create a sort of system in which I have motion sensors scattered around the forest and I want to create a control center that can identify the corresponding signal to identify the sensor, what do you recommend?

[@SP4CEBAR]

I would recommend wires or wire-through blocks to transport the signal to your control center, maybe you can put them underground and group them in the way you want it to be displayed

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[@papasinsiblings4897]

I like the 4-bit counter it will make your brain blow cause when i used it with a piston on top its like the nunber puling 1 Press 2 and the left is Press 1 press 0 its cool

[@adrianomix]

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[@bionfan6247]

This is very interesting.

[@VeryBigFloppaCat]

How to make that hexadecimal value? click that (0:58)

[@SP4CEBAR]

A 4-bit signal consists of four binary signals (bits), each of these signals have a value assigned to it, all the values of the bits that are turned on added up make a value, there are 2^4=16 possible combinations of 4-bits, so the value can be displayed as a hexadecimal (16) value

[@lie_la16]

I'm still confusing with logic gates. Especially when I want to make adder and subtractor. In case I want to make a simple game that give a poin, then the poin can be exchange with item. So it would be adder when win the game and substract the poin when it exchange with item.

[@SP4CEBAR]

Calculating is all about breaking bigger calculations up into smaller calculations. For most calculations, you can build the method you use to calculate in your head as an algorithm: 836 + 975 = (8+9) x100 + (3+7) x10 + (6+5) = (1) x1000 + (7+1) x100 + (0+1) x10 + (1). So to add two numbers, you need some component that can take two digits as its input, and add them together into a one digit sum output, and a carry output (usually this value is either zero or one). This component you can wire up to connect to each two digits of the same significance of the input digits. You can make such a component for adding binary numbers: the two binary inputs are fed into an XOR gate (one of the two is on) for the sum output, and they are fed into an AND gate (both are on) for the carry output In Survivalcraft, you can fill a memory bank with certain data so that it can be used to add hexadecimal digits together, this is faster than doing this in binary

[@SP4CEBAR]

Here's some memory bank data you can use to perform calculations 4-bit Hexadecimal Addition digit 1: 0123456789ABCDEF123456789ABCDEF023456789ABCDEF013456789ABCDEF012456789ABCDEF012356789ABCDEF012346789ABCDEF012345789ABCDEF012345689ABCDEF012345679ABCDEF012345678ABCDEF0123456789BCDEF0123456789ACDEF0123456789ABDEF0123456789ABCEF0123456789ABCDF0123456789ABCDE 4-bit Hexadecimal Addition digit 2: 0000000000000000000000000000000100000000000000110000000000000111000000000000111100000000000111110000000000111111000000000111111100000000111111110000000111111111000000111111111100000111111111110000111111111111000111111111111100111111111111110111111111111111 4-bit Hexadecimal Multiplication digit 1: 00000000000000000123456789ABCDEF02468ACE02468ACE0369CF258BE147AD048C048C048C048C05AF49E38D27C16B06C28E4A06C28E4A07E5C3A18F6D4B290808080808080808092B4D6F81A3C5E70A4E82C60A4E82C60B61C72D83E94FA50C840C840C840C840DA741EB852FC9630ECA86420ECA86420FEDCBA987654321 4-bit Hexadecimal Multiplication digit 2: 00000000000000000000000000000000000000001111111100000011111222220000111122223333000011122233344400011122333444550001122333445566001122334455667700112233455667780011233455667889001223445667889A00123345667899AB0012344567889ABC001234567789ABCD00123456789ABCDE Hexadecimal to decimal converter, DIGIT 1: 0123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345 Hexadecimal to decimal converter, DIGIT 2: 0000000000111111111122222222223333333333444444444455555555556666666666777777777788888888889999999999000000000011111111112222222222333333333344444444445555555555666666666677777777778888888888999999999900000000001111111111222222222233333333334444444444555555 Hexadecimal to decimal converter, DIGIT 3: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111122222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222

[@lie_la16]

@@SP4CEBAR it's seems like 8 bit counter at mgblitz81 music to show track list isn't it? And then using XOR gates and AND gates (I used to learn this in Wikipedia call Half / Full adder) but it didn't work with hexadecimal

[@Wixyification]

​@SP4CEBAR dunno if u live in the US but unfortunately most curriculums before we adopted Common Core(2010s I think) taught us to memorize how to add/subtract/multiply/divide rather than explicitly teaching us different algorithms to use to calculate.

[@SP4CEBAR]

If I remember it correctly, the 8-bit counter in MGBlitz's music player is to select a track. A half adder is a component that adds two binary digits together The approach I use to add numbers in Survivalcraft adds two hexadecimal digits together The way you break a large sum up into smaller sums that can be solved by one of the aforementioned components is the same

[@hakankosebas2085]

Can you make the video tutorial of oxygen not included automations? Not survival parts, just automation, solid transport and electrical parts. Because I need your short brief tutorial

[@SP4CEBAR]

I'm sorry, I can't make a tutorial of a game I don't play

[@luisjogos821]

Could the memory bank be used to make things like calculators and computing stuff?

[@SP4CEBAR]

Yes, you can generate data to add, subtract, or multiply 4-bit numbers. Memory banks with such calculation data can be used to make 8-bit and 16-bit calculators. To make a computer you'll also need RAM and registers. Luckily, a memory bank is a 4-bit RAM unit, so you can just use it for all memory related tasks. And then, if I remember it correctly, you'll only need a program counter, and an instruction decoder, memory banks can take instruction codes as an input and turn certain wires on or off to activate the right calculation or logic processes. In the future, I want to make videos about the process of making a CPU from scratch

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I accidentally pressed a red button It wrote "Subscribe" and it turned into a bell. What to do if I pressed it?

[@SP4CEBAR]

run

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[@Meeooowing]

Also , I cant upload videos , and I cant be a youtuber ,because i use now mobile data , but before August 2022 I made a video on my channel with a leather and fur farm , with pistons , a logic not gate and more stuff .

[@SP4CEBAR]

@Meeooooooww cool, maybe you could use McDonald's free wifi to upload videos (or Starbucks' free WiFi, or any other free WiFi place), just watch out for hackers who may be looking for devices with bad security on free WiFi networks, or who may pretend to be the free WiFi network

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@@Meeooowing I'm sure there are places that offer free WiFi, some snackbars, restaurants, campings, hotels, schools, companies, touring busses, and ferry boats do. Alternatively, some internet service providers have a deal where users can buy more more mobile data (or unlimited mobile data) for a day

[@johnathanegbert9277]

And of course, the NOT Gate inverts any signal it meets, turning a 0 into a 1 and vice versa.

[@player.1192]

Cool video Electricity is cool and I want learn it But it's too hard to understand it

[@SP4CEBAR]

try watching part 1 it's way easier to understand, part 2 is built on the knowledge of part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXq6m2CijLahjck

[@Cleacat]

Can you make a encoder and decoder Encoder table: A 101 B 11 C 011 Decoder table 101 A 110 B 011 C

[@SP4CEBAR]

Yes, you could do that with memory banks, in this case you can use the memory bank input with the single blue dot as the input, and the output as the output: the encoding memory bank could have the data: 08A3 which can be translated to 0000 0101 0110 0011 in a D/A converter, you can access it by sending the values 1, 2, and 3 into the memory bank, my count here starts at 1 instead of starting at 0 for consistency with the next step the decoding memory bank has the data: 00030000102 which returns zero when the input value doesn't have a code assigned to it, 1 when the input is 8, 2 when the input is A, and 3 when the input is 3

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A whole professional is there one thing, will there be a possibility of Spanish subtitles?

[@SP4CEBAR]

Yes, you can use the auto-translate feature on KZbin for now, until someone contributes spanish subtitles

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[@emagico3030]

Plss make tutorial on firework 🙏❤

[@SP4CEBAR]

Really? They are really easy to use. Just open the creative inventory, go to the fireworks tab, and grab a firework. If you're on mobile just hold the center of your screen, if you're on PC just hold and release right-click If you want to know how to craft fireworks, pause the game and go to the receapedia If I remember it correctly there are 8 different patterns of fireworks, which can each be high and not flickering, high and flickering, low and not flickering, or low and flickering, all these types of fireworks are available in 8 different colors

[@emagico3030]

@@SP4CEBAR yaa thanks but I know about that.. I'm just asking about the dispenser firework and much more

[@SP4CEBAR]

@Cut Scenes That isn't hart either, place down a dispenser, put a firework in it, make sure the dispenser is in shoot-mode, place a button next to the dispenser, hit the button, enjoy

[@SP4CEBAR]

@@emagico3030 I once had an idea to use many dispensers with fireworks to make a cursor indicator for one of my computer screens, but it seems quite impractical. But maybe I'll ever make a 3D screen using fireworks, that could be interesting

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@@SP4CEBAR oh thanks

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Do you know when you will get 1k

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Yes, I check my subscriber count every now and then, it isn't growing that fast at the moment because I haven't made a video in a while

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Yea, I could've done that

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who need programs like NI multisim when we got survivalcraft

[@SP4CEBAR]

Indeed

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What the hell is memory bank -Literly every sc player ever

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Definitely Short answer: it's a book that a machine can read and write

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[@johnathanegbert9277]

And of course, the NOT Gate inverts any signal it meets, turning a 0 into a 1 and vice versa.

[@johnathanegbert9277]

And of course, the NOT Gate inverts any signal it meets, turning a 0 into a 1 and vice versa.