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

  • Niven
    Niven     17th Nov 2012
    Great Job! +1 And amazing work with multiplication. Multiplies better than anything I've ever made
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     17th Nov 2012
    ok i fixed it it :)
  • KDKiller101
    KDKiller101     17th Nov 2012
    9 + 9 = 2?? I even tried again but still answer is 2... I even waited until everything was done be4 i pressed next button... but cool
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     17th Nov 2012
    thank you all for the nice feedback :) @surfcash i try to make it smaler in the next version,to use (maybe) an 8 bit addition/subtractionchip but it cant get much smaler because ther is nothing preprogrammed. and @ Box-Poorsoft :you are allowed to use parts of this but give credit and write to me what part you use :)
  • faint_riot
    faint_riot     17th Nov 2012
    Please excuse me while I take another IQ test and then proceed to jump off the nearest bridge. +1
  • thepowderdustflame
    thepowderdustflame     17th Nov 2012
    awesome 1+
  • Xaquseg
    Xaquseg     17th Nov 2012
    7x7=69? seems to be a bug.
  • Cookster997
    Cookster997     17th Nov 2012
    I LOVE saves like this! It is things like this that got me interested in this game. This looks incredibly complex, but most people have the power of this times 1000000000 in their cellular phones. Great job, BASSFREAK. :D
  • surfcash
    surfcash     17th Nov 2012
    It is very large and slow, you should try decreasing the size on the next version allowing more space for added functions
  • jacob1
    jacob1     17th Nov 2012
    awesome. This is a really good calculator, I like how it remembers what you typed, so you can see the whole problem (ex. 9+4=13 is all shown) +1. (When I first opened it, it didn't work and I thought my mod was breaking it, but it's fixed now.)