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I'm glad I found this! I've been wanting to find something as close to DOORS as possible that I could play offline, so I truly do hope you continue this project! No "Rush" of course (haha). If you are working on it currently, I hope development is going well!

I coded in a 14-Segment display! I created a pull request for it on Github.https://github.com/SebLague/Digital-Logic-Sim/pull/436

Windows is just being Windows.  It's over-concerned about nothing. This doesn't mean you should never trust it though, it's just not very reliable. Use sites like Virus Total or something else to test it.

I had a problem with a Merge/Split gate today, and I wasn't sure what was happening. I could tell it was that chip because the input going in wasn't flashing, but the data coming out was. Yes, it was flashing, like conflicting data.

I miss being able to hit "Tab" for the pin names to appear. It would be nice for that to be added back. Unless I'm missing it.

The source code is in the unity project. The unity project IS the source code. The C# code is inside the files of the project. Located withing the "Assets" folder inside of the project folder.

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I'm not sure if what I'm creating here is RAM or not. I would like any sort of confirmation weather it is or not. And if so, would this be considered 4-Bit? The green pins are the address', and the yellow is the store.


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But found what seems to be a bug, I am randomly passing some areas.

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good, and nice music. But a little too hard after area 2.

I tried a couple different ways of programming this but got nothing. I tried to modify the Chip Overrides too, but nothing.

It worked! It isn't completely automatic, but it works with most numbers I tested!

Thank you, hopefully I can make something out of it, and hopefully it helps others looking on how to make a divider too! :) I also already have a comparator to detect if a number is greater, less than, or equal to the other, so that will help with this.

I have addition subtraction, and multiplication. I now want division, so does anybody know how to make a 4 or 8 bit divider, or have a save file with one for me to look at, and/or use.