Yes I do know that, everything below the double blue wires basically is the ALU. I was trying to make the largest single chip CPU I could, 1b, 2b and 4b all fit on one screen but anything larger will have to be split up into more chips. With my next 8b version, I will get rid of all the 16-1 MUX's and replace it with RAM. I appreciate the input, thank you (:
This is a 4-bit CPU I made. It technically can still handle 7 more instructions. But in order to make anything larger, I'll have to learn more complex computer architecture, my next goal is to make at least an 8-bit CPU with RAM (64 addresses I think)
Heyo, fantastic GDScript Tutor !!! I have a game-breaking bug sadly. On Lesson 11, practice 2, "Moving in a circle using delta", crashes when I put the correct code in. *I think*
"func _process(delta): rotate(2 * delta) move_local_x(100 * delta) " The bot circles for a moment and then the game crashes.
Super Cool puzzle game !! Everyone should give this game a playthrough, It Really gets your brain working c:
Overall playtime ~20-25 minutes.
Solid 7.5/10 puzzle game!!
If at all possible I'd suggest adding more red herrings on levels where there are only 2 possible starting movements, adding a block for a possible 3rd or 4th beginning movement may make the levels take longer to figure out. As well as adding more little gimmicks,
Some more ideas,
Coloring squares which color the worm, the worm can then only collide with same-colored blocks after.
Blocks that make the worm fold back on itself (possibly to the previous location) while also keeping the worm body on the board.
Levels that can be beat in several ways but the worm shrinks after each move, forcing a maximum amount of moves to beat the level.
Buttons to raise and lower some blocks.
Cross-shaped Tubes/Squares that the worm can pass twice in orthogonal directions.
I'm currently in the middle of creating (nearly) every Logic Gate and Permutation of 1bit, 2bit, 4bit, 8bit (maybe 16), Latch, Clock, Register, and eventually every computer component.
So when I'm done I hope to have 1 folder with every possible chip.
I didn't delete anything. I can make a new file, add inputs to the left side of the screen, click exit, then click load project, and the inputs are permanently frozen onscreen.
While facing an enemy(touching), walk toward the enemy again to phase through enemies. Can phase through multiple enemies in a row but must always have a free cell behind the enemy/enemies.
