High speed ranger! :d

[IamMcLovin]

Hey, A few weeks ago i stumbled onto -=Fox=-'s awesome cpu tutorials now im making cool cpu scanners . Anyway... one thing that is holding me and many other Wire enthusiasts back is the ranger. I was wondering if its possible for some one to maybe make a high speed ranger or scanner of some sort so I can maybe make a wire TV

[Black Phoenix]

Use several rangers. Last time I did this with regular rangers (32 of them) I got to almost 1 FPS

[Bobsymalone]

I second this suggestion. High-speed rangers plz.

I tried making videos with CPU, RAM and a ranger, but the ranger updates too slow so if you go too fast it blurs the picture.

[IamMcLovin]

thats the same problem i had :/ Thanks for the suggestion BP ill try that

[IamMcLovin]

how do u make the digital screen read from 32 different rangers and make it almost 1 fps??

[Hitman271]

I guess if each ranger only scans a very small portion of the total FOV then also in enough time for the 40 millisecond limit with wire, then i guess you could make something work at 1 fps

[IamMcLovin]

this is as fast i could get to go while scanning accurately...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1H6B6JOa3HM

[GVG-Vit]

I need high-speed rangers for my engines, fucking gyroscope sucks, also 1/0 output would be very useful too (if ranger's beam touches something - 1, if not - 0)

[Squeakyneb]

GVG-vit: Use ranger with default to zero, then a not gate to the ranger and a CV of 0 (tho i think not wiring it defaults it to 0)

[GVG-Vit]

GVG-vit: Use ranger with default to zero, then a not gate to the ranger and a CV of 0 (tho i think not wiring it defaults it to 0)

very useful... [/sarcasm]
do i look like an idiot? what is better more gates or no gates at all?