My new 16 segment display, shrank a good bit from my last design, with way less latency. Decoder still takes DEC 6bit ascii. credit to @Jerehmiah, this is pretty much derivitive of ID:2785774's 7th design, and credit to @R4WLYX id:2864222 for increment
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I'M NOT KNOWLEGABLE ABOUT LANGUAGES THAT USE CYRILLIC, so if anyone has any pointers at all how to better label, or how to make a more inclusive letter set, please let me know
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should I make a version with cyrrilic uppercase? I don't speak any languages that use it, but I know there are alot of people who use cyrrilic on this game.
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I used it so i didnt have to figure out a new encoding convention myself, and because it has a good range of symbols for 16 segment displays, and because the whitespace character is at 0x00, and it has no control characters.
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@volcanoes It uses DEC 6-bit encoding. dec 6-bit encoding is in that order, and the encoding convention fit what i needed. According to the university of miami: "DEC Six-bit, was simply the 64 basic ASCII characters, with codes from 32-95 (decimal) or 20-5F (hexadecimal) or 40-77 (octal), in exactly the same order, but with 32 (decimal) subtracted from their codes, so they ran from 0 to 63."
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why are they in abc order?
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@Jerehmia no problem!
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They look awesome. +1 Thank you again for sharing!.
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and thankyou all for fp!
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@mique thankyou!
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very good! +1!