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Jun 3, 2005, 1:40pm

What AW needs is Boolean statements incorporated into the action command
of object properties. Yesterday night I underwent starting to build a
no-bot calcualtor in AWTeen. Difficult task, but I've made progress. It
ranges from 1 or 2, (plus, minus, divide, or Multiply) by 1,2,3 or 4. I
di dhtis with no bot. I will be able to add 3 and 4 to the initialising
numbers, but to add anything else will make it very complex, and aside
from that, cell limits will kill me. I guess a problem to boolean
statements, is that cell space would be used up much easier, and if
clever enough (Strike -_-) could essentially program a bot-like object..
or not, I don't know.. Anyways, another idea to throw on the pile of
rejects fo AWI. :) Cheers
Bean

Jun 7, 2005, 3:50pm

[View Quote] Boolean operations are possible. I constructed a 2 bit full ripple adder
a year or two back.

Jun 9, 2005, 6:41pm

Please give the coordinates for both of these calculators.
ty!

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Jun 9, 2005, 8:13pm

[View Quote] 2 bit full ripple adder (plus some other junk) is at 65S 35W in AWGames.
A few logic gates that you can actually see the code for are at 2323S
4432E in AW.

Jun 9, 2005, 11:40pm

Cool. I couldn't find the "2 bit full ripple adder ... at 65S 35W in
AWGames" but the logic gates seem to work well.

Imagine simulating an entire computer inside AW then running AW on the
simulation! lol The mind boggles.

In gratitude I humbly offer the Pneumatic Oscillator at 20016N 7784E in AW.

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Jun 10, 2005, 12:41am

My offering... A functioning calcualtor in AWTeen at 1530n 1000e. Take a
peek, test it out. Note, it is semi-buggy, so if you get a wrong
ansewer, click C (clear) and try again and it should work. Have fun!
Bean

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