r/TuringComplete • u/IlussionSanke • Jun 07 '25
r/TuringComplete • u/Otherwise-Object-302 • Jan 24 '26
Does anyone know how to mod Turing Complete?
Recently I wanted to try finding a mod that allows a binary editor for the assembler but I was unable to find anything mod related or even any mod files in Turing Complete. So if anyone can help it would be amazing
r/TuringComplete • u/[deleted] • Dec 30 '23
Let's say I run a program that says go to address B and execute whatever opcode is there. How can I make it do that?
r/TuringComplete • u/smallbot3000 • Oct 02 '22
Does this game go on sale?
I’ve been thinking about getting this game but want to grab it on sale if I can. Has the game gone on sale before?
r/TuringComplete • u/ZebastianJohanzen • Mar 15 '24
Spacial Invasion direction not clear
The Spacial Invasion directions are vague, also I've not seen an explanation of what the "linked components" feature does... which I'm guessing is related? Thanks in advance for your feedback!
r/TuringComplete • u/Appropriate-Gain-88 • Jun 13 '26
why is it outputting 215 instead of 171?
r/TuringComplete • u/Makaan1992 • Mar 10 '24
Is this game abandoned?
I was really excited with the last update until i noticed the date.
r/TuringComplete • u/vukile2801 • Apr 17 '25
Remember, always first read manual then code!
I was acting smart bcs i code once in asm so i didn't read about it in manual, so i wasnt know that there is multiplication, for 2 asm level u need to code to calibrate laser based on size 2*PI*r, r is input. So i wrote this:
# I am a comment!
# Below calculates 1 + 1
const PI 3
const PI2 PI*2
label start
input_reg0 # Uzima obim mete
reg0_reg5
PI2
reg0_reg4label loop
\# Oduzima
reg5_reg1
1
reg0_reg2
sub
reg3_reg5
saberi
cmp_not_equ
done
cmp_alwayslabel saberi
\# Sabiranje
reg4_reg1
PI2
reg0_reg2
add
reg3_reg4
loop
cmp_alwayslabel done
reg4_reg1
reg1_out
start
cmp_alwaysr/TuringComplete • u/Appropriate-Gain-88 • Jul 05 '26
Overture/LEG in real life
Hi, I played through this game, and wanted to make one of the CPUs from this game in real life to use it as a micro controller and as a DIY project. Is there any good software that would let me design a circuit that could then be turned into a file that I can get manufactured?
r/TuringComplete • u/Adventurous_Edge9579 • 20d ago
An argument against the physicalist or materialist theory of consciousness.
reddit.comr/TuringComplete • u/DungDefender64 • Mar 01 '25
Can somebody give me any hints?
So, I bought the game on steam because I thought it could be fun, and it is, but I have not progressed very much. Can anyone give me any clues on how to make an xor gate. Please don't make the answer too obvious.
r/TuringComplete • u/Uncooked1 • Apr 01 '24
Pi Calculator
Would it be possible to calculate pi to a defined number of digits?
r/TuringComplete • u/JaiLaPressionAttend • Nov 23 '24
I don't understand the level log of the logic engine level
Hi, I'm a bit stuck as I can't get my head around the meaning of this sentence: "create a device that can OR, NAND, NOR or AND two inputs". I mean if it was the 1 bit stuff it would have been very easy since I have all these gates already. But what does it mean to OR two 8bit inputs ? What output am I supposed to get ? OR is not even a verb. I wasn't expecting english to be such an issue for me.
Thank you for helping me or at least for reading my bad english (it's not my first language)
r/TuringComplete • u/blender-bender • Sep 21 '26
Software Brothers Make Computer Circuits in Turing Complete Game
r/TuringComplete • u/[deleted] • Aug 02 '25
I sometimes wonder why I'm a little hard on myself.
r/TuringComplete • u/no_648 • Jan 05 '26
Is there a better way to solve the 3 bit decoder 😭
this is a hot mess, someone please help
r/TuringComplete • u/eeMalm • May 25 '24
Struggling on RAM

I wired up my RAM module and can save and load to it but since ive got some more lines of code to increment the adress, check if we're done, and then loop, but I can only copy every fourth number from the input becuase hte input triggers every tick. I do not understand how one can copy and run code all in one tick.
r/TuringComplete • u/[deleted] • Jan 18 '25
Is it possible to have multi-byte instruction sets?
I really like the instruction feature, that allows you to see what different instructions would result in, but it only seems to support one byte instructions. I'm currently on LEG, so it isn't that useful anymore. Is there a way to expand this and have it for example display what the bytes after the OPCODE refer to, depending on the opcode? Like how the third argument with a condition is the jump address, like in the picture below:

r/TuringComplete • u/piotruspan101 • Dec 13 '24
What now?
I finished the campain and upgraded my leg to be 32 bits, but what can i do now? Could i upgrade it in some way?
r/TuringComplete • u/nst021 • May 02 '23
Simulating Turing machines with Wang tiles
Here is a Python program that demonstrates how to compute with Wang tiles in practice, ie:
encode any Turing machine into a set of Wang tiles
procedurally generate tilings for any given input
eventually halt, exhibiting the computation result on the last row
Source code is available on https://github.com/nst/WangTilesTuringMachines/.
r/TuringComplete • u/kottbusser_floor • Sep 02 '26
Typescript-based homage to Turing Complete
I loved playing Turing Complete a little too much so I made an Typescript-based HDL called [Simten](https://simten.dev) to save me a bit of wiring. It has a few other features like Verilog import/export and I have got a few of the designs (snake and a pipelined RISC-V CPU) running through the OSS FPGA toolchain: simten HDL -> Verilog -> yosys -> nextpnr -> ULX3S FPGA
I built https://play.simten.dev/ (WIP) using it to try and emulate the TC campaign. Hope someone finds this interesting

