I made better Logic Gates in Tears of the Kingdom

[@asterglaceon]

You honestly have a lot of charisma, as well as potential, I hope you go far

[@MediumDSpeaks]

Be a senator!

[@steed3590]

Plus 1, what a thoroughly nice fellow he is!

[@youtubeenjoyer1399]

Seriously, major potential both on youtube and out of it. You could do a lot with that confidence and comfort in front of a camera

[@youtubeenjoyer1399]

@myonfriendprobably for the same reason people are beginning to love subway surfer gameplay with family guy beneath it, easier to pay attention to 2 things at once

[@a_mastergaming8938]

He has rizz?

[@HaplessMagician]

I saw a reddit post that had a 3 bit adder using lights with stabilizers to block the light. Essentially, the lights can be at ground level and they don't count towards the build limit. Anyways, really cool video and I look forward to what you make next.

[@Bigmiquimby]

I have no idea what's happening but you're a good presenter. It was funny that you time-stamped this video to skip the explanation process. That's what I did in the first video but wanted to go all the way with this one. Keep doing your thing man. Glad to be here before you blow up like crazy.

[@Nikki-rq2qg]

This is super awesome. Great job! On the swinging though, this is actually something real circuits have to deal with. That is, when power is applied to a pin on a chip, there's a time period where the chip will just ignore it so it can settle. The only difference here is the time, but, given the power going through your gates, that's not surprising XD

[@foorfam]

It’s insane the amount of things you can make in TOTK, I bet it a couple years people will be finding new things

[@zuraxle5012]

being a uni student learning these things in school was boring af but somehow i enjoyed learning when its taught like this

[@josiaharaki7310]

I'm pretty sure there is a way to make one of the springs closed while the other is open. I think it's done via autobuild not differentiating between on and off.

[@Marx_ii]

part of the crew 🏴‍☠

[@aonodensetsu]

NAND = OR with negated inputs NOR = AND with negated inputs this is based on de morgan's laws if you have a NOT gate, there's a lot that you can simplify

[@sssamson1768]

I always think of xor gates as: or - not - and, if it helps

[@dragonwife5367]

these videos are so good

[@wilhowie3378]

Way more entertaining than being told lightroots are shrines spelled backwards for the 20th time. Subbed and hope to see more experiments! It's all so fascinating

[@jonson856]

Did you know, the Lightroot names are just the names of their shrines located right above them on the surface but spelled backwards

[@wilhowie3378]

@jonson856 Did you know that nintendo didnt leave the shrine of ressurection exactly how it was in Botw!?! Like seriously I swear 90% of those video list the exact same places and I went to all of them in the first night I played.

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

@@jonson856 Did you know, the Lightroot names are just the names of their shrines located right above them on the surface but spelled backwards

[@jblen]

I can't lie, I assumed they were the same name. I never actually checked but since I knew they were all in the same places I thought the point was that it was one single structure, like a vegetable with the plant visible on top but roots below the surface

[@Perry_Neum]

It’s actually the shrine names that are backwards from the light root names. 😉

[@Ybby999]

Bro that XOR gate literally made me exclaim out loud. That's a super elegant design!!!! Super neat

[@someoctopus8749]

Tomorrow, Super Mario bros: TotK edition

[@yaboimattyg]

I think it's really cool that things like this are being created. I personally have always found computer logic, specifically xor, nand, and the such, a bit hard to understand. It's stuff like this that makes it significantly easier to understand and comprehend more complex subjects in an approachable way. So thank you for allowing people like me to learn. You have my support :)

[@arcanealchemist3190]

you should try crash course computer science if its something you want to understand! it will up your minecraft redstone game, if thats something that would motivate you.

[@Breadcrochets]

I find looking at the truth table for a gate and then writing a sentence about what makes the output turn on. An AND gate is on only when both inputs are on, and a NAND is just the opposite truth table, so it’s only off when both inputs are on. An XOR is only on when the inputs are different, and conversely an XNOR is only on when the inputs are the same

[@auravaury]

Yeah science!

[@notdonuts7552]

A comment for your algorithm, my good sir. 🎩

[@kel3059]

what kinda redditor activity

[@notdonuts7552]

@@kel3059 Reddit's dying, I welcome the strays with their own language

[@someoctopus8749]

@@notdonuts7552They need somewhere to stew

[@ronnydarko9046]

Love to see more of these buildings

[@jacekmw]

This is great stuff. Dunno if anyone’s suggested this to you already, but if you’re using fans, going to a reduced-gravity area (like the water temple or the area leading up to it) might help with some configurations. Could give you the option to use water as a conductor as well.

[@tonyhinderman]

Thats a great idea! I havent experimented too much with locations, but I think a little scouting might be in order

[@auravaury]

He could also use fans to build a Patreon 😁 Yahaha! ehe✨

[@timdaviescomedy]

Was looking forward to this update! Great stuff, man!

[@naus3864]

That swinging/bouncing happens in real life electronics too. It's called "switch bounce".

[@Veithious]

And the solution to it is called "debouncing", which appears in both hardware and software.

[@kyrroti]

I’m still finding it hard to believe these are your first video game related videos. You’re rocking it. What inspired you to make the last two videos in this style? I’m quite smoothed brained, but I’m curious if the electric motors could be used effectively without the fan. Cookpot hinge + motor probably does nothing, but I’m still curious.

[@tonyhinderman]

Thanks sm! I have basically just been making vids abt what I personally find interesting, making video game videos was just an experiment really haha glad you're liking it! I think the part of the fun on this process is figuring out how objects interact with each other in the game, just poking around and see what happens. Ill try the pot/motor, you may be on to something

[@noelcolon4012]

I was internally screaming when I saw you using a Savage Lynel Bow for the demonstrations XD

[@thebillyd00]

Having fun with this series. Good luck with keeping the wave of new subscribers once you move on to something else. Looking at your other vids though, I don't think you'll have too much trouble with that.

[@MeNowDealWIthIt]

You might be able to mod the game to get around the build limit and/or space concerns

[@gubbinsly]

Unironically, this video is one of the most interesting and entertaining videos I’ve ever watched.

[@prestok]

I'm one of the fluff brains who has no idea what this is for, but I'm glad I subscribed in the previous video. For some reason I find this very entertaining

[@andrewprahst2529]

That pulsing is kind of cool though I wonder if you can do anything with that

[@LordZeebee]

I know barely anything about electricity but it did remind me of a Steve Mould video, i think it could potentially serve as an (admittedly pretty weak) inductor.

[@Mirror_Lotus]

You could make a clock. A simple clock is always a good thing to have when designing circuits. They can often be used in unexpected ways.

[@gigantopithecus8254]

@@Mirror_Lotususe a miter for that or a not gate connected to itself

[@Josbird]

I love how crowdsourced this feels!

[@geodolive8827]

These videos are super interesting to watch, I feel like there's so potential with this, can't wait to see more!

[@three2won_]

these are pretty easily my favorite videos on the internet rn. super interesting stuff I'm far too lazy to try myself and so well edited/formatted will watch as long as you make these man they're dope

[@erickreyes7902]

I cant believe we are now studying PHYSICS with the help of a VIDEO GAME... TOTK is truly ahead of its time...

[@NerdSyncProductions]

Yay another one! Great work!!!

[@shape3225]

you can attach a battery to a weapon and charge it with rijus lightning, and that conducts electricity in water without using the ultra hand fuse limit. Might come in handy for something?

[@lococomrade3488]

Does this work out of water, while the parts are wet? ie: in the rain, or with splash fruit?

[@tonyhinderman]

I havent messed around with water much but I think that will be a focus of the next vid! It would definitely save on attachments and with the full adder it might be the best way to send power through the machine

[@shape3225]

@@lococomrade3488 it actually works whenever it around any metal at all! If you stand around a treasure chest for instance it shocks link or anything around him. If you just left it on a metal shrine slab it should zap the whole structure without actually needing to be attached

[@oshawottlover8634]

Congrats for 100k views! It was a great video and deserved all of the attention!

[@michaelrotchell6164]

Wow epic

[@benferrara4121]

Your video commentary style is great!

[@jackop6640]

This was awesome ❤

[@lilsoup7816]

I may not understand any of the technical stuff happening in the background, but listening to you talk about it is fun. Great job on the video!

[@photon_break]

A lot of this goes over my head but what I am able to understand is downright fascinating. It's incredible the work that you and others have been putting into this and I hope you keep making progress.

[@RecordsSam]

I have no idea what you're talking about, but I like hearing your voice.

[@HouseBeam]

Wow I think I watched the first one at the exact moment you uploaded this one?! :O

[@tonyhinderman]

Did it just for you 😁

[@caedrewan]

same - too bad I have no clue what I'm watching. I'll google a bunch of stuff

[@Xploshi]

If you added a drop shadow behind you you’d get 9 million subscribers instantly

[@Tekker2234]

This is amazing!

[@earthsteward70]

If you can make a 4 bit computer than you have the minimum memory needed to build a computer that could play pong! Let us hope emulator modding will allow experiments even if they remain PC only.

[@destindude1978]

I like how you explain all of this like I understand anything you're saying LOL I'm so lost

[@Hyescapism]

can't wait for a mod that removes the build limit to be made. i believe that's when the possibilities of this game blows up... as well as nintendo switches p.s. good job on the video. keep it up 🎉

[@_mustard_]

Bro just took a look at the Direct and got so upset he decided he would make his games

[@noahzsol]

So good. Hope modders or DLC can increase the build limit

[@auravaury]

His channel could be taken down like Point crow's if he mods it though

[@kronkumshitface5366]

this is fuckibg awesome

[@suut]

brain fluff here, i still enjoy the content nonetheless xd

[@emertonom]

Really great work! A few minor suggestions. First, if you want a really great, very accessible resource about digital logic and the various ways it's implemented (e.g. De Morgan's laws), I recommend the book "Bebop to the Boolean Boogie" by Clive Maxfield. Things like the difference between CMOS logic and resistor logic might give you inspiration. Second, I kinda think the reason your motor/bar mechanism didn't swing back down when it was off was that you mounted the bar balanced. Even on a wagon wheel, the bar won't turn itself if it's mounted with its center over the axle. If you'd mounted the bar from one end, I think the bar might have swung back down as you wanted. Third is just an idea--if you mount the motor and propeller on top of a spring, does it push the motor down (equal and opposite reaction style)? That would maybe be a way to work around the xor issue with the upside down version. I'm guessing this won't actually work (because, y'know, video game physics... otherwise why would it be less force upside down in the first place?) but it popped into my head in that section of the video. Anyway, keep up the great work! I think you're teaching more people about digital logic than most of the tech youtubers right now :)

[@elnic_kai]

this just makes me believe more in the necessity of a mod to remove the build limit in order to make a computer.

[@Mirror_Lotus]

This is all so amazing to see as someone who has built full adders in Minecraft! I realized very early on in my TotK playthrough that logic gates could be built with Zonai devices, but it wasn't the Spring that first caught my eye - it was the Construct Head! I know this may sound convoluted, but I realized that you could control the input by (somehow) moving an enemy in and out of it's range of vision.

[@LowPoly64Gaming]

The fact that this sort of experimentation is happening with a game not even 2 months old yet is so incredible. Combined with the glitch hunters out there, a workaround for the item limit would be so cool to see.

[@UniGya]

I’m bothered by the one dude who claimed it can’t be Turing complete because that requires infinite memory because infinite memory is actually impossible and declaring something Turing Complete only requires that the system’s memory could *theoretically* be expanded infinitely, and you already explained the caveat that it couldn’t be considered Turing Complete until the game could be emulated and modded to remove the build limit, which would allow it’s memory to be expanded theoretically infinitely. If practical infinite memory was required then nothing would be considered Turing Complete but almost every programming language (only excluding some specialized ones), Minecraft red stone, and Magic the Gathering wouldn’t be considered Turing Complete but they are.

[@sermuns]

satisfying video! i like your style

[@stinbray1120]

Look your cool but i have adhd and couldnt sot through suggestions(im just trying to be helpful so other adhd people can sit through) maybe ad your fails like not dedicatedtime slots,like accidentally touching electricity and thats all i got think of

[@tonyhinderman]

Good suggestion, Ill think abt that for next time!

[@jlco]

You could probably do the motor only thing by attaching the rod off center... but since the motor itself conducts electricity, it probably won't actually work. Maybe that could be used as a toggle, since it would connect itself to power once activated, but I'm not really sure how you'd turn it off with an input. I don't think those motors have enough torque for an added insulation piece, and even if they do, it's probably still less attachment efficient than the fans... good luck, can't wait to see how this turns out.

[@deespresso7033]

Part of the ship, part of the crew (grabs mop). Maybe to reduce pulsing on the pot XOR gate, maybe could try adding like two pots at the bottom of it attached to something heavy so the joints still flex enough to reach the conductors, but not enough so that the sheet of metal doesn't swing back and forth after the fans stop. I have no idea.

[@noodle6178]

for the fans being weaker blowing down and breaking the previous xor design, couldn't you just turn that design sideways and use sideways fans? id imagine itd be similar to the swinging wall design but probably more consistent

[@umm0im0bad0at0names]

You should look into a trick called Fuse Entanglement that allows you to make remote controlled zonai contraptions. I'm not sure how this works with multiple contraptions, but it's a neat effect you might be able to abuse.

[@scott_j]

Even better than the last one! Keep the content coming, good sir

[@twiddle10000]

I’m excited for the modding scene of this game so that the most dedicated builders can create huge machines with an unlimited number of attachments, building space, and memory (or at least to their computer’s limits) as well as making building easier to work with. Until then, it’s exciting enough to see all the different optimizations that can be made to push the game to the limit.

[@wallace582RB]

so glad this appeared on my feed

[@Bbeaucha88]

You are a charismatic dude covering an interesting topic in an interesting way through a popular medium (game). I think you have all the ingredients for massive success and it is well deserved.

[@JackBarlowStudios]

You can still make the simple XOR with fans pushing plates sideways in opposite directions

[@technobeagle9598]

It’s quite parts inefficient but there’s ways to generate infinite electricity by attaching conductive weapons to a large fan/motor with an electric battery that keeps going even after no longer receiving zonai energy. I cannot find the build for it right now but the principles may be useful if they dont eat up too much of the build limit.

[@undeniablySomeGuy]

5:55 I can't believe i didn't think about stealing the shrine-specific parts using tarrey town

[@gabrielpmo]

Even that flickering is perfect, because real circuits have that too, it just happens that they are faster on micro circuits and we don't perceive them.

[@elijahdage5523]

For the tall XOR gate, does attaching the pot to a different place along the square's edge cause it to swing less? Does it have to dangle from above or can it be attached from the side as well? Hope this helps.

[@eddiepawlak6570]

Your SFX samples for the legend of Zelda have a touch of loud ambient random noise

[@__dane__]

I bet you could do something with ice blocks (both short and long ice blocks) since the ice is conductive. This gives you another material to work with besides metal and you can melt the ice down to whatever suits your needs

[@kedrak90]

Does adding a weight to the swinging weight reduce the swinging in the end or does it just make it swing so little that it can't activate the gate properly? I think the next step is to build a flip flop. I'm envisioning a seesaw. The set input is a fan closing the circuit. The reset input is a spring holding the circuit open.

[@ltkstudious1196]

I uh built a big stick made of wings once. But this is really impressive! Can’t wait to see how this goes

[@kellenklein9293]

I can’t wait to see where this series goes!

[@sararaleigh8900]

Turing complete for small values of "complete" Love the series keep this up 💖

[@SilverstringsMusings]

This was a lot of fun, loved your explanations and the shoutout to other community members.

[@albevanhanoy]

Tony: "People in Tarrey Town are so rude" Also Tony: *Hard Bullies a little girl during the outro*

[@len518]

Keep it up Man, you said you where stupid before but I haven’t seen anyone else do this stuff. Smart as hell

[@titaniumtomato7247]

I hope they come up with a mod that removes the build limit, optimizes the game performance, lets you use infinite zonai materials and does not remove the machine during the bloodmoon

[@ottertvmtg6229]

idk if this helps with the build limit, but dragon scales being attached to something prevent it from de-loading

[@treytreytrey]

Keep this content up and that sub number is gonna skyrocket. Very good stiff

[@matsarts]

I once saw a video of someone building a small calculator inside the gerudo dungeon using mirrors, that could be quite interesting

[@marklamutt]

Dude, this is fantastic! Way to go. You should seriously be a high school math teacher. Would be the coolest one around!

[@Lemons138]

If you wanna trigger things from afar, instead of wasting arrows you can throw random parts at the devices.

[@darksilo2]

WHY ARE YOU USING A LYNEL BOW

[@Uiruriru]

As far as the attached springs are concerned, yes when you attach them they are treated as a single object, but if you activate just one of them before attaching, and then attach the active one to the inactive one, then hitting it will cause the active one to turn off and the inactive one to turn on. This means that every time you hit it, the two sides will remain in opposite states. I've seen this used as trick to get indefinite lift in hovering machines.

[@ShiroGaming_Z]

I think in the next video you should go over how binary works for the people that dont know since you want to have 3 bits that add up to 7

[@junof1312]

I'm an idiot but couldn't you use light emitters to avoid the jittering and whatnot

[@linguotgr]

Possible fuse save: Could you use hover stones to avoid needing to fuse things to a wall that gets fused to a stake in the ground?

[@Shizkeb]

I can hear what you’re saying but none of these words mean anything to me, I’m in pain 😂

[@lyoukeefen7199]

Yooo, I’m in the video. I love the xor gate design, really creative

[@edwardnedharvey8019]

You can reduce the number of things you fuse together with ultrahand by stealing unique vehicle bodies from yiga. Metal plank that stands up without anything connected. The trick is you fuse something to a yiga vehicle, then you can autobuild a copy of it, and deconstruct the copy

[@tacocat-cc7wd]

you doubled my braincells... ps 2x0=0................ i... think.

[@mreasysqueeze]

I am not a computer nerd, but this is still very entertainin. I love your voice too!

[@DignanDurden]

LETS GOOOO IM TOO DUMB TO FULLY UNDERSTAND BUT I LIKE TO THINK I DO

[@zaglabanth]

Whats more impressive than the logic gates is the keying out of his hair on the green-screen.

[@DRKS4M]

this is so impressive like i tried to make some logic gates after the game came out might try to make a mod for infinite build limit and then the skys the limit

[@leobased]

Said this before but you’re literally Jake Gillenhall

[@davidwright8094]

Honestly love seeing you take every man's approach and are just trying to work through it. Excited to see more!

[@PlaygroundMafia]

Can you use a puddle to connect the devices together with electricity?

[@zoro59611]

Stop using that goofy rubber outfit and use the thunder helm!