WireSim- The Scriptable WireMod Simulator

[blob202]

Originally Posted by IEF015

Alright. I'm done coding for a little while now. I'm starting to get a headache. XD

Small 2kb pack, which some chips need the images from the full pack I made for cpf. Which are locating in the Default images folder.

Includes:

---ARITHMETIC/MATH
Ceiling (Round Up)
Floor (Round Down)
Log (Logarithm)
Exponential (e^A)
SquareRoot (sqrt)

I'll leave the rest for everyone else, feels like I'm hogging up all the lua. :P

Hey, I already sent those to cpf :P Look at my edited post.

Also, added system gates.

System Time, System Clock, and System Date. All added to the main distro I think.

[blob202]

I am working on a Latch RAM memory device, but am having a problem

When I create the Latch, I get spammed errors about "LUA screwing up, probably a syntax error" (that is what it says). Here is my code, let me know if I completly messed something up:

i=0;
clock=0;
in=0;
out=0;
function init()
Ent:setpic("Addons/Default/images/8store.png");
Ent:setOutputs("Out")
Ent:setInputs("Index,Clock,In")
Ent:hookThink()
end
function onThink()
if clock == 1 then
out = in;
Ent:triggerOutput("Out",out);
end
Ent:setToolTip("Memory Store\nIndex:"..i.."\nClock:"..clock.."\nIn:"..in.."\nOut:"..out);
end
function triggerInput(input, value)
if input=="Index" then
i=value;
elseif input=="Clock" then
clock=value;
elseif input=="In" then
in=value;
end
end

[cpf]

You put in a ;

[blob202]

Removing them didnt do anything. And by the way, LUA allows the use of semi-colons at the end of the lines like in C++/C#.

[IEF015]

up=0
down=0
reset=0
out=0
function init()
Ent:setpic("Addons/Default/images/counter.png")
Ent:setOutputs("Out")
Ent:setInputs("Up,Down,Reset")
Ent:setInputY("12,29,45")
end
function triggerInput(input, value)
  if input=="Up" then
    up=value
  elseif input=="Down" then
    down=value
  elseif input=="Reset" then
    reset=value
  end
  if (not(up=="0")) then
    out=out+1
  end
  if (not(down=="0")) then
    out=out-1
  end
  if (not(reset=="0")) then
    out=0
  end
  Ent:triggerOutput("Out",out)
  Ent:setToolTip("Up: "..up.."\n".."Down: "..down.."\n".."Reset: "..reset.."\n".."Output: "..out)
end

Working Increment/Decrement Chip

EDIT:
Just came up with a nice feature (if possible with C#.net, which I think it is) when you have nothing else to do :P :

Ent:PlaySound(string directory)........................................ This should make the entity play a sound.
Ent:StopHookSound()............................... ......................This should make the entity stop a sound in a hook.
Ent:StopSound()................................... ........................Stop sounds in a whole entity.
Ent:StopAllSound()................................ ........................Stops all sounds currently playing in WireSim.

[cpf]

OK, I'll add those to my huuuge ginormous list of features-to-add (first come first served).
blob202 made some cool system gates that can start bat files, and get enviroment variables...

Also, there's a change in the next update (which isn't quite out yet) where instead of the naming for the Lua files being name(catergory).lua, it's just name.lua, and the catagory is determined by what folder the file is placed in. ex: The button chip is named Button.lua, but is put in addons/default/lua/IO/.

[IEF015]

Alright, I have put my last (for now) pack together for Main Dist.

Features everything in Pack3,4 and 5. Including Images.

And one more lua file... because I was bored... Random Gate. (tooltips, Clk, Min, Max)

Also, I have put together in the Pack/lua/Math type folder structure.

All images are set to the Default folder, so make sure the including images are in the default folder images.

And cpf, when you uploaded my first pack, you didn't upload the images that came with it, so some of the logic and comparison chips don't load up correctly.



I think I did a big share with this game.
Also cpf, I love this game. (Just because it's simple, very portable, and easy-to-code)

Here, lemme break up a cookie for you...

[cpf]

OK, that, and sounds () will be in the next update. Hopefully timers, and a scheduleThink() function, too

[cpf]

OK, just sent out another update with sounds (), and timers ( too, check wiresim.com for docs)

Oh, and, you may of noticed that there's a new thing in the rightclick menu for chips. What you put in that textbox becomes the chip's label. It's automatically put in the chip's tooltip, and it's saved into savefiles. Sorry, but afaik that makes the adv button obsolete

[IEF015]

Originally Posted by cpf

OK, just sent out another update with sounds (), and timers ( too, check wiresim.com for docs)

Oh, and, you may of noticed that there's a new thing in the rightclick menu for chips. What you put in that textbox becomes the chip's label. It's automatically put in the chip's tooltip, and it's saved into savefiles. Sorry, but afaik that makes the adv button obsolete

YES!!

*starts making new chips*

And, the adv. buttonn isn't... COMPLETELY obsolete. It can still show you what the On/Off values are.