I think a much more simple latch is just a single decider combinator looped back on itself, because it can run multiple tests. So, just, (if x < 20) OR (if green and x < 30) -> output green. Save the arithmetic for doing arithmetic.
@TheJarGames3 сағат бұрын
Oooo brilliant! Love it. Great idea! *grabs old man broom* "Back in my day, decider combinators could only do one thing!"
@jeffreyspinner54372 сағат бұрын
Hey, I was trying to decide if it was called an SR latch or an RS latch, then read the official wiki and they referenced how the forums were wrong and it's just an RS latch. After I understood that... and recreated it... their example. I can't recreate your simpler setup. I'm doing X0 and X
@creamydonk49 минут бұрын
@@jeffreyspinner5437 Dunno about the terminology since I didn't do electical engineering, just a bit of it for comp sci. So first I just need to ask, did you use _X_ as the input? Accumulators use _A_ by default. I was just using _x_ as a generic variable as I use this latch for many things. You can use _A_ for this setup. Your formula looks correct, and given the above change, _x_ is the upper bound. Also if that is not the issue: Did you remember to output "green" with a 1? If you leave it on 'input count' it won't work. Maybe I should have said "X < 90" to match the video yes, the