The Powder Toy

Calculator v2 by Oats

Oats
Oats
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2nd Feb 2013
7th Feb 2013
45384 pixles, and 9196 of individualy placed electronics. The system has been made smaller to fit inside the calculator for realism. Spark the buttons, and use clear between each calculation. So long as you don't take the whole creation, free to copy :)
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Comments

  • jacob1
    jacob1     4th Feb 2013
    FeynmanSharedAccount: ok, you are right. People must be trying 08+08 = 18 and stuff, but that isn't working. I don't know why it even has a 0 button ... it doesn't do anything.
  • FeynmanSharedAccount
    FeynmanSharedAccount     4th Feb 2013
    @jacob1, I think it changes any number u use into 8 when u press a # then 0 then add something and it comes out to 18. Mabye not in all cases but i think thats how it work when its messed up, the zero adds weird properties to the equation.
  • Sergeant_Starfruit
    Sergeant_Starfruit     4th Feb 2013
    If you people actually looked at the electronics in Frame by Frame you would see that you a pressing more then one button. This calc is so perfectly made that it's impossible to fault if done right.
  • SmiteZero
    SmiteZero     4th Feb 2013
    Good-o, mate.
  • jacob1
    jacob1     4th Feb 2013
    I don't see what you guys are doing, it works fine for me. Even when I try doing it really fast.
  • Vintage
    Vintage     3rd Feb 2013
    @bassfreak: how does it subtract/divide/multiply? i cant get that to work (im using decimal>binary>decimal conversions)
  • Vintage
    Vintage     3rd Feb 2013
    @konlo: im currently working on a calculator that adds up to 255!
  • BASSFREAK
    BASSFREAK     3rd Feb 2013
    @oats: nice to that you already start with v 3 :D an hybrid between this to kinds of calculation ? sounds interresting :) @ konolo :i am actually develope an 8 bit alu which can handel addition,subtraction,multiplication and division also it would be able to make chained operations
  • konlo
    konlo     3rd Feb 2013
    Yes he can alak, by making it do more than 1 digit addition.. Calculators that do 1 digit addition have been around for a long time.. Cant somebody make a calculator that does something more advanced?
  • TheElectricSalad
    TheElectricSalad     3rd Feb 2013
    this looks so cool +1