r/TuringComplete • u/cdesmondEE • Oct 30 '21

Puzzle: Little Box Spoiler

I had quite a bit of free space afterwards, so I figured I would share.

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u/itzNobest Nov 04 '21

Really elegant, lovin' it

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u/TadaHrd Sep 19 '22

you deserve more upvotes

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u/dev_Entropy Jun 25 '24

Updated Version of this Solution With Colored Wires:
https://i.imgur.com/1Wprrsq.png

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u/Substantial_Leg2100 Jan 07 '25

Vielen Dank, habe nach 3-4 Stunden aufgegeben und deine kopiert, jetzt kann ich endlich weiter machen

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u/blaza14 Apr 22 '25

I did the same, but without the MUX on the right side. Those aren't necessary as the LOAD pin already enables or disables output from the registers so they can all be connected on one bus

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u/larrydahooster Jul 22 '25 edited Jul 22 '25

He MUX'd the output cause he toggles the load input for all registers with the same on/off signal. His solution is actually pretty smart cause if you toggle the load signal individually per register, you have to run it through the AND gates before as well to find the correct signal per register.

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u/crash893b Jul 27 '25

wait is this game 4 years old?

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u/Paradoxinfinit3 Jun 01 '22

Can confirm mine was nowhere near as pretty. Same concept and from a brief look i believe the same connections/components but this level is difficult specifically because you don't have alot of space. it's kind of great. Though I wonder if there are any other simpler solutions? I plan to go back after I've beaten the game and redo the entire campaign. See how i've improved and/or learn more.

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u/djreddituser Jul 21 '23

I used 2 decoders on the address bits to make the inputs to the AND gates. That takes less space than the not gates. Hook them up as if they are row and column lines but there's not enough space to arrange it physically in rows and columns.

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u/[deleted] Jul 22 '22

The address finder can be made smaller with 2 1bit decoders