RUST Pro Series - The MEMORY CELL - Everything You Need To Know with Examples 2022

[@vanillavonchivalry6657]

A great use of the memory cell I've learned is its utilization in auto on/off e-furnaces. I have a loose tutorial demonstrating it. Note this tutorial of mine was before the furnace daisychain update - so I'm using a splitter.

[@alexreeve]

If you are an electrical engineer, all you need to know is the memory cell is an RS type flip-flop (set/reset) ;) Add two AND switches and you get a JK flip-flop (jump/kill/clock).. add another blocker and you get the D-flip-flop (data/clock) ;)

[@sac5608]

to me all i heard was flip hop hip bop tip top bop pop flop top

[@noahmcpherson1138]

Wtf , never heard these terms

[@oSkely]

Great Video, very understandable and also very informative 👍

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Thanks!

[@volksbugly]

Best memory cell video ! I think watching this I just resolved an issue I've been fighting, I have go test now!

[@thebrokenpad3703]

thanks for all ya vids bro love from the uk :} well done for the 1k sub found u when they put the electric on the test servers on console helped me out to understand a lot

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Hey thank you! It's great they've been helpful for you. High five from the USA

[@Under-Kaoz]

Another great video! the gears are turning now

[@brendenthompson4216]

Love your videos my dude.. I watch’s the hemp farm one I meant to comment. But could you put out like a pro power set up for that I know you weren’t over the timers an stuff already

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Thanks! And sure, I'm happy make a farm power video

[@garfunkle660]

Great video, adding comment for the algorithm

[@viachaslavpresnetsov3163]

One of the greatest channel

[@NorrisBush]

Great video.

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Thank you!

[@PhilonPrim]

Cover the more uses nowwww serrr it’s 8 months I want my base to tell me if someone’s North West South East and everything go WEEER WEEEEER WEEEEER and have a fun speaker yelling a voice loop to the enemy. Also have it so the alert turns on a laser & smoke show 😂

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Omg challenge accepted 😂

[@oxain88]

Thank you!

[@peterweber79]

.. and its remember the state it hat before it was disconnected from the power -> hence a memory cell congratulations, rust electricity videos with class, a rarity on YT 😁

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Excellent point... I probably should have mentioned that lol. And thank you!

[@dr.secret5059]

Hello. Is it possible to make in-game clock or a countdown? I would like to know how much time left until the sunrise. It looks like computer stations is the only way to check time in the game.

[@AustinKlailaGames]

It is! I cover the basic core of the lock circuit here kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3OaaWd3abRlg68. I'll add a video on an actual clock to my list.

[@enviouswings]

underrated

[@AustinKlailaGames]

Hey thanks. I appreciate it

[@SNOK1986]

Thank you

[@stickypuck2410]

what server?

[@gloverelaxis]

Thanks for your videos, they're nice and clear! I wanted to ask: it seems like the memcell is the only component that allows you to *programmatically* change which output you are sending power to (as opposed to manually, such as by configuring a brancher). Is that right? The reason I ask is that I wanted this property and only this property, and so I was going to jury rig the memcell to get rid of its "memory" functionality by sending some signal "A" to the memcell's `set` input, and (NOT A) to the `reset` input, so that the memory cell is reacting to both the rising and falling edges of signal A, just routing power to `output` if and only if A is currently on, and routing to `inverted output` if and only if A is currently off. The above seems a little convoluted and power-inefficient, so I'm wondering if there's another way to use an electrical signal to change the direction power is being routed.

[@jiroa.]

heyy

[@AustinKlailaGames]

yooo :)