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AbleSundew74444

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I had to do it. I created Bad Apple with your simulation. 

After putting the three state chips on the outside it stopped freezing at 198, it now stops at 254, but I think I can fix it with a pulse to make half of it update and then the other half at the next simulation tick. Also, if the simulation is in a different thread then it may be that it is hitting a stack overflow error and that is why it is freezing while the rest of the application remains fine. Also no worries with the late reply, it's all good

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Does a disconnected wire update chips, because I have the three state chip inside of the chip but I can move it to be outside the chip so they aren't updating a ton

No, I didn't press ctrl space and I checked that the sim wasn't paused

Here are some photos showing the problem

So I've been trying to make a program that requires a lot of storage, so I create some modules each with 16 ROM chips. I then intend to access items at the different addresses. When testing within each module it works fine, but after testing it in a chip with multiple modules, it works fine until the address I try to access is higher than or equal to 198; then the simulation freezes. I am able to interact with everything, but nothing updates despite the preferences page displaying it is still doing 1000 steps a second. Switching to another chip with nothing in it doesn't fix the problem. The problem only resolves when I exit to the main menu as if the simulation was in an infinite loop. I didn't notice my computer lagging or anything so I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on getting around it.