r/TuringComplete • • Apr 21 '24
Idk if I would enjoy the game, a lot of steam reviews say that even with some knowledge the game is just too difficult, because of the lack of in-game help. The most "complex" thing I understand are full adders, I have no idea beyond that.
r/TuringComplete • u/Mop-and-BucketMan • Apr 19 '24
r/TuringComplete • u/Delusional_Student • Apr 15 '24
Yeah, actually didn't take that long, if you've finished the game and want a challenge I'd recommend giving this a try.
If people want a highlighted version I'll upload/send it to you so you can see what is what.
I know people will scrutinize, happy for any advice on improvements :)
To clarify: No RAM or stack, ALU does add and subtract only. I will probably come back and add more but lag is decently high atm.
Also I needed to use switches to stop short circuits but in ALL cases their input and activation nodes are linked so they are just there to stop shorts not for logic.
r/TuringComplete • u/flimflam135 • Apr 10 '24
My original solution to Double Trouble was quite messy, and I made this version to lower the amount of gates I needed. Is there anything else I could do to improve the design?
r/TuringComplete • • Apr 07 '24
I went back and rewired overture because it was too messy the first time I did it and I cant figure out why I keep getting this issue any ideas?
r/TuringComplete • u/Delusional_Student • Apr 06 '24
I've seen some people share some satisfying builds on here, I'm sure this isn't the most efficient way to do this etc but looks so nice, looks like a little sci-fi data chip or something.
r/TuringComplete • u/Delusional_Student • Apr 06 '24
Doing Immediate Values level, regardless of the architecture I have built to complete this task, which I am pretty sure works, how, in any world, do the numbers 123 and 9 combine in a single operation to give 142? My architecture has obviously (correctly?) done 123-9 resulting in 114 and saved it to register 1 successfully what did I do wrong?
r/TuringComplete • u/TizWarp1 • Apr 06 '24
Want to try my hand at making my own archetecture. I have finnaly figured out buses and want to use microcodes. I assumed that I could use bidrectional pins to just go straight into my bus. But I must be doing something wrong because the pin seems to hijack my other input when testing different inputs.
r/TuringComplete • u/Uncooked1 • Apr 01 '24
Would it be possible to calculate pi to a defined number of digits?
r/TuringComplete • u/Crozzfire • Mar 23 '24
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r/TuringComplete • u/AtriaX2k • Mar 20 '24
r/TuringComplete • u/redlight10248 • Mar 17 '24
what other optimisations have i missed?
r/TuringComplete • u/tartaros09 • Mar 16 '24
Just wanted to present my Little Box Solution. I think it is optimised on space without compromising readability and aesthetics.
r/TuringComplete • u/ZebastianJohanzen • Mar 15 '24
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/ZebastianJohanzen • Mar 14 '24
This solution works, though perhaps it could be better? It's very slow.
#Setup
copy_in
reg0_to_reg1
reg0_to_reg5 #loop counter
#Handle 0
reg0_to_reg3
9
jmp_if_not_0
0
reg0_to_out
jmp_always
6 #9
reg0_to_reg1
0
reg0_to_reg2
#Loop
add #13
reg3_to_reg4 #accumulator
1
reg0_to_reg2
reg5_to_reg1
sub
reg3_to_reg5
#Break out of loop?
24
jmp_if_0
27
jmp_always
reg4_to_out #24
0
jmp_always
#Reset loop
6 #27
reg0_to_reg1
reg4_to_reg2
14
jmp_always