The Powder Toy

1KB FRAM by Jonayed

Jonayed
Jonayed
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2nd Jun 2018
4th Apr 2020
It is a very fast aprx. 1 kb (928 b)FILT RAM, which saves data on filter by the basis of filter's spectrum tech.It is 29 bit wide 8 bit address RAM.
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Comments

  • Jonayed
    Jonayed     5th Jun 2018
    To operate this RAM just input address and value to save at that address (by sparking the INST's) and spark write wire.To read input address and spark read. For clearing just spark clear.
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     5th Jun 2018
    Didnt suppose we would write a post at the same time :D, so to clarify, my comment below is referred to @TehBoxtrot94
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     5th Jun 2018
    Input Data and Address (this means put some data on some place, you need to specify what data and place by this). Every cell (place) contains 29 bits worth of data. So yeah, then write or read depending on what you want to do. Keep in mind the data is in binary.
  • TakMashido
    TakMashido     5th Jun 2018
    After fast reading few hounders lines of tpt code I did'n saw any special use for this last bits int filt, last one is a sign of stored number(sometimes elem id), but this don't matter in getting color. Maybe beacouse ignoring 2 give us 30 bits and we have 10 bits for every r,g,b channel? But now it's using diffrend method of drawing. Back compatibiliti? Maybe I missed somenthing?
  • TehBoxtrot94
    TehBoxtrot94     5th Jun 2018
    How do i operate this? can someone help me a little?
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     5th Jun 2018
    "I suppose"
  • garr890354839
    garr890354839     5th Jun 2018
    However, NoVIcE, there are 181 elements as of TPT 93.3, AND filt's ID is 125, which is 001111101, is MUCH greater than 3, or 11 in binary. You implied that you can compress 9 bits LOSSLESSLY into 2, which is impossible.
  • NoVIcE
    NoVIcE     5th Jun 2018
    Actually it uses 30 out of 32 bits. However people use the last bit as in case in some operation we get zero. If zero is outputted, then 0 bits are activated and the bray will "die" (it will disappear). To prevent this from happening, people turn on the last bit and dont use it in any calculations to make sure the bray will stay on, hence 29 bits. I suppose the 2 out of 32 bits are occupied for the element itself.
  • DUC
    DUC     5th Jun 2018
    mario3154: The material FILT can only store a maximum of 29 bits per pixel, and this FRAM uses all of them.
  • mario3154
    mario3154     4th Jun 2018
    Why is it only 29 bit, and not 32? Can someone explain?