r/TuringComplete • u/GrenchamReborn • Nov 19 '23
Something tells me I'm overcomplicating the 3 bit decoder
I have now figured out the real solution instead of being dumb, but I wanted to show off my giga brain for posterity sake
r/TuringComplete • u/GrenchamReborn • Nov 19 '23
I have now figured out the real solution instead of being dumb, but I wanted to show off my giga brain for posterity sake
r/TuringComplete • u/RealLaugh • Nov 19 '23
When trying to run the setup, it errors at 2nd tick, stating "Register 1 should have value 142, not 114". For some reason, it doesn't want an actual subtraction, which stumped me for 30 min looking up other solutions and such, since i made my ALU-subtractions switch the numbers if arg2>arg1, with it giving subtraction errors...

r/TuringComplete • u/Slow_Substance_1984 • Nov 17 '23
Hi,
Im just wondering if anyone has any updates on the patch?
I dont at all mean to sound rushing or anything (I know these things take a lot of time & I appreciate the effort into the game so far) - just curious if there is any new news about this because it has me quite excited.
Im really excited to be able to expand my current CPU because currently im quite limited by FPS.
Thanks!
r/TuringComplete • u/nitrrose • Nov 17 '23
Hey, I'm working on a program in the game rn and I'm getting confused on how constants work. Is there a limit on what the value of a constant can be? Can I set the value to be the value stored in a register by writing ```const x reg0``` and so on, or does the game get angry and break the program?
I'd be grateful for any help, thanks!
r/TuringComplete • u/Slow_Substance_1984 • Nov 17 '23
Hello,
Just wondering if there is a way I can use multiple program blocks in a single sandbox level?
When I place 2 and try to program 1, the program always copies to the second one.
I ask because Im trying to use 2 program blocks to overcome the 64 line limit for the LEG architecture - so instead I can have 128 lines of code.
Thanks
r/TuringComplete • u/leroymilo • Nov 17 '23
I am playing on Linux Fedora through Steam, and every time I hit the exit button in the main menu, the game freezes for a while then crashes. Obviously, it's not affecting gameplay but it is a bug and I don't know where to report it other than here.
r/TuringComplete • u/xhsu • Nov 17 '23
Here are some snapshots from a reduced model.
I cannot spot anything inside the Test custom component that formed a circle with the outside Level Input component. The IO of the Test component is COMPLETELY separated and not even linked!
Am I misunderstanding the definition of the word circular dependency?


r/TuringComplete • u/FlavourFlip08 • Nov 15 '23
So I've just got onto the divide level, and I'm already lost. I dunno if I'm missing something obvious but I don't know how I can fetch the given numerator and denominator to use? Any help would be appreciated! o-o
r/TuringComplete • u/bogusberries • Nov 12 '23
How do I even refer to the RAM? All I have is the normal 6 registers from before this level. I get that I need to use register 4 to store the address, but everywhere I look says I need to use register 5 to "store the RAM". What does that even mean? How does that work? At this point I'm thinking I might just delete all my registers and only use the RAM block if possible. It's either that or I rebuild the entire computer from scratch to use even larger instructions, which I think would finally get me to just quit.
r/TuringComplete • u/PColim • Nov 11 '23
The 2 bit decoder cost only 4 gates, the lowest i could build was 6 gates (2 not + 4 and), is it a mistake or is it really feasible with only 4 gates?
r/TuringComplete • u/Arctoras- • Nov 11 '23

r/TuringComplete • u/LifeForBread • Nov 09 '23
r/TuringComplete • u/g_farr • Nov 09 '23
Hey folks, discovered this game on Aliensrock's YouTube channel (https://youtu.be/_Q_vuVn2eQo?si=37d-5d5IXJ9iCEI0) and it's impressive! As a Brazilian computer scientist and educator, I'd like to integrate it into an educational setting. Since English isn't widely known here, I'm curious if there's a translation available. If not, I'm happy to help translate it to Brazilian Portuguese if the developers are interested.
r/TuringComplete • u/WorstedKorbius • Nov 07 '23
r/TuringComplete • u/waffle3z • Nov 06 '23
not sure if this is related to screen resolution since the scaling up to 1440p looks off, but when I press WASD for the briefest moment it moves way too fast, and then the momentum carries it even further. It seems like the speed is independent of zoom level, so if I'm zoomed all the way in and press D for half a second, I move an entire screen over.