No Man's Sky I just discovered the filters in photo mode... that's my latest base :)

I just discovered the filters in photo mode... that's my latest base :)
I think I just stumbled across a stash of dirty secrets?
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No Man's Sky 4-bit computer - Almost done
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From a better time...

I just discovered the filters in photo mode... that's my latest base :)

Posted: 28 Mar 2020 02:51 AM PDT

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I think I just stumbled across a stash of dirty secrets?

Posted: 27 Mar 2020 05:45 PM PDT

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I'm an artist who occasionally illustrates movie posters. Stuck in isolation, I decided to pay homage to my favourite game...

Posted: 28 Mar 2020 08:52 AM PDT

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I found an ancient Pokeball and out popped a Pikachu!

Posted: 27 Mar 2020 10:33 PM PDT

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You all said he was a myth, but I found him - the legendary Chrome Vy'keen!

Posted: 28 Mar 2020 07:00 AM PDT

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Serious NMS Vibes

Posted: 28 Mar 2020 04:52 AM PDT

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No Man's Sky 4-bit computer - Almost done

Posted: 28 Mar 2020 06:35 AM PDT

Hello interlopers, your NMS mad scientific here. I have continued building this giant machine and I can say that it's almost done, as you see there are some 8-led displays for visualizing the computer output, on the left a 4-bit input and a master switch.

'Little' 4-bit computer

In the process of building this, I have discovered some constraints of the game itself that I didn't know about:

- There is a limit of logic gates (switches) per area. The switches don't autoeliminate themselves but apparently they don't exist, you can't see them. I suppose that the game itself only renderizes some of them for saving resources. In consecuence of this sometimes I have to make the circuits without seeing the switches, like hardmode electronics you know.

- The second fact linked to the switches per area is that some base parts work in the same way: suddenly they start dissapearing and everything looks like a big mess.

In order to bypass such limitations, I'm trying to optimize the circuits so I have to use the minimum posible number of switches to build this. There are only three essential components which are left: ROM, Program Counter and decoder for 8-bit display. Decoder must be built using switches but I have had a beautiful idea for the ROM & Program counter which reduces the number of switches I have to use to 4. In case you are curious about it, I offer more technical details below.

And finally, about the use of this madlad machine: first I want to do is computing fibonacci sequence as a proof of concept. Secondly I would want to implement an idea that some user suggested in the last post: a scrollable banner with the planet's name.

So that's all for today, thanks for reading this!!

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++ PROM (Programable ROM) implementation technical details

Okay, so for implementing the PROM without switches I have thought about using the bytebeat device in combination with the bytebeat switches (4 of them). Setting the bytebeat as follows:

- Musical time: 16

- Note length: 1

We can use the audio tracks for storing a sequence of 16 bits in each one. Using 4 of this tracks in superposition (4 bytebeat linked devices) we get a sequence of 16 4-bits (a sequence of 1/2-bytes if that even exists). Now, how we extract each bit from the 4-bit sequence? We can use the bytebeat switches and set each of them to fire up acordingly to the specified note, in other words, we can extract any bit we want from the 4-bit sequence. Finally, the implementation is as follows:

(Bytebeat) --> (Bytebeat switch = 1st bit) --> (---------------------)

(Bytebeat) --> (Bytebeat switch = 2nd bit) -->( CPU Control )

(Bytebeat) --> (Bytebeat switch = 3rd bit) -->( Unit Decoder )

(Bytebeat) --> (Bytebeat switch = 4th bit) -->(----------------------)

In essence, we have implemented with this configuration a PROM with program counter. PROM because we can program it (selecting notes in the bytebeat) and only ROM because when we start the bytebeat we can't store new data in it using electrical flow. Program counter is given as a gift, because the bytebeat automatically progresses in sequence through the notes.

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Chromatic fog planets can be so cool...

Posted: 28 Mar 2020 07:37 AM PDT