-orb-'s Wiremod Tutorials

[-orb-]

:) Thanks

[Tricky]

Right on, nice tutorials.

[-orb-]

Thanks Tricky :) I love yours too :D

[Jaybuz]

Please upload them to http://www.upl.vs-hs.com/ aswell. Thanks a bunch!

[Core Xii]

Hehe, I also registered just to let you know how awesome your tutorials were for explaining in *full detail* what stuff actually do and *why* things work like they do. Kudos!

I'd like to place a bit of a request. There are so many components yet so little info... I'd like to know what each of them does, especially gates that modify input somehow, like identity, for example. No idea what that one does. So if you could just go over the operations and whatnots swiftly and reveal what they actually do.

Also, I think you might be able to explain practical implementations for the delta chip in a language the rest of the class can understand.

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Yeah. Well, I've come to understand the delta chip (though I still don't know the difference between the delta and the delta [rectified]), but I haven't thought of a good way to use it yet. When I do, I'll make a tutorial on it

[Sharpshot]

I looked at your Ram tutorial, and I dont think you have the SR-latch right.
From my little experiments, I think S = Set and R = Reset
Basicly it keeps the first Set # untill Reset receives a #
Then again I've never given R a negetive value. I'll try it some time later today.

[Overkill]

Sweeet!! Thanks a lot for uploading the tutorials to make them available for download like I asked orb. Great tuts as usual!

[shadow]

Only problem I have is that you seem to have a seizure with your mouse. Chill =P. Its much harder to watch a video with someone's mouse doing massive elipses in a closed region.

Sorry, its positive feedback! I love your tutorials and I dunno what I'd do without 'em. Thanks for your time man.

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Hey guys, thanks for the positive reviews yet again.

As for SharpShot, I just wanted to confirm my explanation of the SR-latch. I learned how to use the SR-latch directly from TheApathetic, a wiremod Dev, in his post in which he explains:

Originally posted by TheApathetic
SR-Latch

This is the only memory chip lacking a "Clk" input. SR is short for "Set-Reset". When S is positive and R is zero or negative, it stores (and outputs) 1. When S is zero or negative and R is positive, it stores (and outputs) 0. Note that the value for both S and R being positive is undefined, as S and R are supposed to be mutually exclusive.

Also, I've received a PM from Tricky offering to host my videos on his site, which I'm considering doing. So you guys soon might have one place to go to get both Tricky and my tutorials :)