The Powder Toy

Calculator +/-/X not preprogrammed by BASSFREAK

BASSFREAK
BASSFREAK
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16th Nov 2012
10th Dec 2012
The new version of my first Prototype. Now with an bigger Bin to dec converter and an Multiplication function. It took a long time to develope the new Multiplication chip,so i hope you like :) The sign which look like an plus on a line is "X"
hassomefails needsfixing multiplication math calculator electronic

Comments

  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     18th Nov 2012
    2 digit is possible but its hard and needs more space.Division is nearly imposible ,i already read some university textes ( im not adult im just 16 ) about semiconducter technology but its very complex and hard to realise in TPT.I have already start some experiments for this but im still at the beginning of this unit and probably it would be to big to use anything in one Calculator. @ thepowderdustflme : big thanks :) it took me a long time to develope the chips and make them look/work how they are now.( watch my saves to see the first versions ;) )
  • EEL123
    EEL123     18th Nov 2012
    Can you make a new calculator with 2 digits and divison? Or is that impossible? And make it smaller. +1
  • thepowderdustflame
    thepowderdustflame     18th Nov 2012
    some people say that this has alot of errors; well to me this is the best calculator i found on tpt, it barely uses wifi and it has alot of complex in it
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     18th Nov 2012
    hmmm the ID doesn't work :/
  • Niven
    Niven     18th Nov 2012
    @BASSFREAK just type in id:978280 to search it. @minecraft-physics Are you sure that there aren't any calculators that can handle negative numbers? Try looking again
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     18th Nov 2012
    maybe i can add this feature because the subtraction chip support it ,but its too buggy so i dont have implemeted it yet :)
  • minecraft-physics
    minecraft-physics     18th Nov 2012
    great job, but I am yet to find a tpt calculator that can handle negative numbers :( i.e. this says that 2-9=25
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     18th Nov 2012
    how can i search id's ?
  • Niven
    Niven     17th Nov 2012
    Yeah one person has. 978280
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     17th Nov 2012
    oh thanks :) but your calculation chips are even good they just working differently ;) btw has anyone made an division unit in TPT ?