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the-good-side 28th Apr 2014

@gdoom: Yes it's possible for example with rgb, I've made a 5x5 rgb screen that can display 7 diffrent colors. The chip over here is made for on/off. But If you have 3 of them, 1 for red, 1 for green and 1 for bleu you could replace the 9 pixels replace them with rgb pixels and then connect the 3 chips to it.
the-good-side 28th Apr 2014

@msasterisk: Off course you can, in the main save with only the chip you could have read the "free to copy but give credit" sing. So as long as you give me a credit you may use it.
gdoom1 27th Apr 2014

Is it possible to make one of these that works with more than off and on?
msasterisk 27th Apr 2014

Excuse me... I have built a computer and this is a necisary component for the input. May I please use it?
AllonMilliost 27th Apr 2014

I have got 256-bit RAM with 16-bit screen. This is not very good thing, I have more interesting things
Sandwichlizard 26th Apr 2014

@alfa. real RAM is made of super tiny solid state switching devices called transistors. TPT switch is solid state, it has no moving parts. this and other similar RAM's are fairly analogous to real RAM. its one of the things TPT sims well.
SGAtlantis 24th Apr 2014

Just forget my question under this comment (saw it at the original version without buttons)
SGAtlantis 24th Apr 2014

After some experimenting, I knew what this is :) Must I give credit to use this or not? Hmmm... maybe I could change some things to make... TETRIS LOL :))))))))))))))))))))
Slimecrusher 24th Apr 2014

Finnaly, an electronic device i can use, and its not just a chip that only advanced users know how to make it work! +1
Advance 23rd Apr 2014

cool, It's a crafting table!

The Powder Toy

Example by the-good-side

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