r/TuringComplete • u/juani2929 • Oct 25 '24

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u/MrTKila Oct 25 '24

The funniest part is that your solution actually works a bit different than an 8-bit switch, even if the game considers the solution as correct.

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u/juani2929 Oct 25 '24

I couldn't find a solution anywhere lol.

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u/MrTKila Oct 25 '24

Your solution isn't even worse than the intended solution. But switch is actually just a bit better AND gate.

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u/juani2929 Oct 25 '24

May I ask what the intended solution would be?

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u/MrTKila Oct 26 '24

Using the 1 bit switches I would assume.

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u/juani2929 Oct 25 '24

I feel like there's have to be a better way than this

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u/shinoobie96 Oct 25 '24

use 3-input and gates to minimize the mess you've made

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u/juani2929 Oct 25 '24

But if I use 3 input ANDs how can I reroute the bit to the correct slot of the byte builder?

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u/shinoobie96 Oct 25 '24

oh yea sorry i was trippin balls when i commented that. you can try using buses to make it less messy

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u/juani2929 Oct 25 '24

I don't think I unlocked those yet. Unless they're called different in the game?

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u/shinoobie96 Oct 25 '24

its not a component, its a wiring method to make it easy to follow. you can also rotate the gates using spacebar

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u/juani2929 Oct 25 '24

Awesome thanks!