A challenger to Atanua (free logic simulator)

[mjmr89]

I have found what I believe to be a better version of Atanua that was posted here a while ago. It is called logisim - Logisim. Very easy to use, you can actually copy/paste things, you can make ICs of the things you make and use them, you can analyze the circuits, minimize them, etc. And they have inputs that act like button toggles! Personally, that's what I hated about Atanua - even tried a toggle flip flop, but it was horrible. Anyway, just thought I'd post this here for people to use.

[Black Phoenix]

Except it requires Java

[mjmr89]

Ok? How is that a problem?

[-=Fox=-]

I'll check it out

[Black Phoenix]

Ok? How is that a problem?

Or is it?

[mjmr89]

Damnit now I'm confused.

[Koolguy007]

Thank you very much for posting this. The ability to copy and paste is great. @mjmr80: most of what Black Phoenix says is confusing. I just skim over it, pretend I get it, and give myself on the back for being a quadzillionare playboy genious in my mind.

[Eirath245]

It looks cool, but Atanua is much more neat, even if this does have toggle-able inputs (which I WANT in Atanua)

[mjmr89]

I have to object to Atanua being much more neat.... I dont know if other people had this problem, but I could only get a 90 degree angle 3/5 times (with snap ON), otherwise it was slightly angled. Not to mention Logisim has splitters which are insanely awesome for neatness, as well as being able to make ICs of circuits you make so its all in a box and you don't have to worry about it when using it for other things.

[GUN]

this program is pritty cool, it has ALOT of stuff atanua doesent, splitters are awsome, and being able to make your own ic's is even cooler, but it is lacking in alot of stuff, like, it doesent even include 1 counter of any kind, unless there somewhere hidden, but other than that, this is cool.