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Yeah. Maybe even start from scratch and just see how the game plays out from nothing.

Perhaps. It could be interesting, although I don't know for sure what will happen with pacing. Maybe I should focus a lot on automation and fleets? Maybe also look for excuses to sneak logic in everywhere.

I have actually recently began thinking about doing a series covering the game again, but it has changed so much so I need to play through by myself for a while to see if it is something I can do or not.

Hmm. Perhaps it is time for someone to take up the torch?

I think he is asking if you are going to be able to add new factions by simply making a named folder with the required parts.

I'm back, baby!

Of course, it may be a little while before I harness this new system. I started work on my computer well before this existed. I will try to have a parsing system, though. You should be able to simply type into the displays to program it.

Yes, now is a great time to make computers. I am already thinking that at the very least, I can get it programmable using the displays. Writing to the displays is going to be simple. It will either have a writable display system built-in, or I may make it a separate module. to save space on...

First, I try to get an idea of the logic and how it works and looks in my head. Then, with this vague idea, I create a mental image of it in my mind. At this point with logic I will start documenting the ideas as they come to me, and make the individual components, and then wire them together...

It's been a while, hasn't it? By now you already are aware of my habits. Of course, that's not the reason I am posting here. My logic brain has rebooted once again and I think it's time to show off what I was doing. I had conducted my first test of the pipeline system. It is a 2hz system, so...

I suggest that the cursor changes depending on mode.

This would be excellent for debugging complex logic like adders and decoders.

This isn't the only angle in which it does this. Looking at it from above at around a 30 degree angle also causes this. I assume this is a bug, because it did not happen pre-patch. Anyone else effected? EDIT: How could I have forgotten this? i7 6700k @ 4.01ghz 32 gb ram GTX 960 GPU The install...

Ok, I will risk it. I'll let you know the results. EDIT: I seem to be unaffected.

As someone who works with large amounts of logic, should I just wait until a patch, or will the problem fix itself?

I think you can have an activator next to the rail. This will send a signal if you are docked. Just use a NOT if you want to send a signal when there is nothing docked.

Having fixed the problem with wireless and decoders, the memory cell was ready to be attached to a computer. With that out of the way, I have finally begun work on the computer itself: I have the I/O pins, complete with interrupts that I hope to be able to configure through software as well as...

The memory is bused. One output, one input. The problem is that I want it to run (at least in SP) at 4hz, making reads in two steps, effectively giving it the speed of 2hz. The problem I am facing was that even though I buffered the binary, the decoder on the cartridge was giving off instant...

Ah, so this is what you were working on. A couple questions: Are you using an activator as the feedback to keep the motor moving? Did you try setting it to move in increments of 90 degrees from this 45 degree angle? If you did both of these things than it should be working, provided you are...

I have resumed work on the program cartridge. The wireless would get stuck on because of instant pulses from the decoder, which meant that multiple cells would output at a time. I intend of fixing this by having the decoder on the computer, using 128 memory cells to filter out the signals...