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IF i put all A and B3 it says B is bigger?

​@Shremguy Maybe you missed a wire connection. If you upload your save to Google drive or something and share the link I can take a look at it to see what's up. But I have built the comparator like 8 times and I don't think I've had any trouble with it.

@@Shremguy Here is a link to my Discord where you can download my saves. discord.com/invite/FxS5W3cWjP

Save files are in the dls project channel

@@Klow_3 Thank you. I appreciate the compliment. I hope my videos can help.

@Shremguy that's wild. I bet the wiring was hard.

@@Shremguy also a link to the modded version is on one of my community posts.

@@ajax123z ITS HORRENDOUS

@Shremguy I have a discord if you want to join and share a Picture of it. Here is the link. discord.com/invite/FxS5W3cWjP

Are you talking about the BUS Buffers? I'm pretty sure a mux is a multiplexer, and a buffer is a buffer. I didn't make a multiplexer in this video.

Just to make sure I watched the video back. I don't make a mux in this video. When I make the Ram chip in a couple of videos I'll be making a mux as well as a decoder.

@@ajax123z yes a mux is a multiplexer, however when you're building the registers, I'm familiar with the design since Sebastian lagues himself showed it. It uses the d flip flop with the clock inside, and has two inputs. Data and load. With the load signal turned off whatever data is in the flip flop gets fed back to the flip flop. With load. Turned on, the flip flop now listens to the data from the data input. This thing that selects from 2 sources to transfer the data to the flip flop, is the mux, and the load signal is the select signal. You'd end up with the same design for a 2 bit mux which if I'm correct is just selecting the data from either of the two inputs using a second selection input.

Go back to 4:08​ and look on the top left, this part is the mux that selects between the flippl flop output and the data input to feed back into the flip flop. @@ajax123z

@CybernetonPL oh. I get it. I was confused about which part you were talking about. Yes, it is a mux used to select the signal for the data and store. I didn't realize that until you pointed it out. And yes, I'm pretty sure this base register component is Sebastian Lague's exact design. It works best out of all the ones I've made and seen I will build on the register to give them a reset signal in a later video.

My dog started peeing inside, so I had to grab him and take him outside. I remember that. At the time I made this video, I didn't know how to trim videos. So I left it in. Lol

@@ajax123z LOL

Yeah, I know that now. But this video is old.

It is in the library at the very top under built-in..

I'm glad the video was helpful.

What password? I'm confused.

Huh.

Hey.

Thank you for the compliment. I'm happy my videos were helpful.

Setup what?

What do you mean?

@NoteCraft-Nation No. I don't have a microphone. When I made this series, I didn't have good editing software, so they don't even have background music. Sorry in advance

@@ajax123z thought my headset was broken LMAO

@@RealG.Videos SAME

You are welcome. Gald my videos could help.

Thank you!

What do you mean expand the view. Like zoom in and out?

If you are talking about Zooming in and out. That Is a modded version. I have a link to it here on my community post. ruclips.net/user/postUgkxvAIxfhN3cCDI2RTMe-m3L4oMmG2nECLH?si=_XVnB9Nxu59RYkbi

@@ajax123z thx

@dojy_53 you're welcome. Use at your own risk, tho. I didn't make the mod.

@@GerardoGonzalez-pv6wh Thank you. I'm hopeful they will keep getting better as I learn more.

Thank you for the suggestion. I will switch up background music in the next series, but for this one, I am going to the same music. For the next one, I'll do different music in each video of the series.

@@ajax123z 👍

Yeah I figured I'd build Ben Eater's CPU in DLS. Seemed like a fun challenge. Also congrats on the first comment.

@@ajax123z nope ^_^

Ok

@@nexarsji Thank you for the compliment.

I have made a couple of computers that drive displays. I made them in Logisim Evoulution. They are on my channel. Digital Logic Sim doesn't have any screens. That's link is to a DLS2 video. I don't use DLS2

@@ajax123z why not usie dls2

@Jackinbox19001 So I have used DLS2, but I don't make videos with it because you can't right-click the chips and view inside them like you can in the regular DLS. Also, the pins are constantly acting up.

@@ajax123z why not mod it

@Jackinbox19001 I don't know how to code in unity. Yet. Learning unity is on my list after getting better at Python and starting to learn C.

@@Jackinbox19001 maybe one day. But I don't know anything about unity yet. This modded version was made by someone else. Not by me.

This one is the main part of the ALU.

@@ajax123z thanks... Ur one of the few people who does it so easily 💙

@@samriddhasen46 Thank you. I appreciate the compliment.

The halt will be tied to an opcode later on. The clock disable is so that you can turn the clock off, then use the manual button to tick the clock by hand. Hopefully, this makes sense.

@@ajax123z thanks

@@kokodif You're welcome.

Thanks.

Nice. If you post a video, let me know. I'm down to see what you have changed or added to it.

@@ajax123z almost everything is changed

I look forward to seeing it. I recently coded something close to tetris on a 16 bit CPU I made. I'm working on coding snake but haven't made a lot of progress yet.

@@PZK21 Thank you for compliment.

@@PZK21 Thank you. I'm glad you enjoy them.

@vyking1972 This is not my software. It's was made by Sebastian Lague. I don't have enough experience with unity to change it myself.

In my opinion this is better, also its not his software. It's Sebastian Lague's.

@@ChadDeveloper thank you. People keep asking me to update or mod it. But I didn't make it. It says it in the video description.

@@JohnathanSammer Thank you.

The tristate buffer lets you hook multiple wires to a single connector without the blinking error that can occur.

So if you want to connect multiple chips to the same bus you need to use buffers on the outputs of each chip.

mhm okay...

@@ajax123z what is is the blinking error then?

@Jackinbox19001 if you have two wires connected to the same pin and one of the wires is on and the other wire is off, it will blink rapidly. Buffers fix that.

@@Marco-lp2pe You're welcome. I'm glad my videos have been helpful.

@ultraviolet-duck If you go to my channel and then go to the community tab, you will find a link to the modded version. But use at your own risk. I did not make the mod.

Thank you . I recommend using DLS at first until you get pretty good with the basics. Then, moving to Logisim to build more complex computers. I prefer Logisim now, but when I first started, Logisim was a bit overwhelming.

I have tried both when watching this playlist. I guess it depend on what u need. DLS good for learning since you'll made every single part from logic and what's what. Logisim is when you want to scale up to higher bit or speedup design process since a lot of part is already made and simplify to certain lvl. Sry for bad english

@gilangwahyu4450 You said it better than I did. I agree with you. And your english seems fine to me.

@@sananjabrayilov5349 nah logisim is kinda trash, same with logisim evolution, I would get digital instead

Thank you.

I'll have to learn more about UARTs first but in the future I will for sure.

Good luck. Let me know how it goes.

Thank you for the sub and the compliment. I got into computer hardware building about a year ago, and I really enjoyed learning about how they work.

The negate chip is just so you can display negative numbers. You don't have to use it.

@@ajax123z Thanks ^^

I want to learn how computers and programming work at the most base levels. And then I want to continue moving up levels of complexity until I can code video games in Python and unity and stuff like that. I have also made some videos that I think will be useful to other people trying to learn about computers along the way. But mostly I think it's fun so I do it as a hobby in my free time.

Also my bus is 8bits, 4bits for the instruction and 4bits for memory locations, Am I developing a 8bit computer thereby?

Nice. If you post a video, let me know. I'd love to see other people's builds to try and learn more. The CPU in this video uses 3 different Rom Chips that are connected to control lines. Also, thank you for the compliment.

I think the bit size of a computer is determined by the bit size of the data bus that the ALU can output to. I could be wrong tho. I'm still very new.

Then sir I developed a 4bit cpu. New and tetris running on a custom 16bit computer is incomprehensible to me though

Subscribed, BTW, do continue to code more for this computer, really interesting

Thank you.

That's very kind of you. The processor is an upgraded 16-BIT version of Ben Eater's 8-BIT CPU. I have added a lot of extra parts and functionality to it. But the architecture is based on Ben Eater's design. Chat gpt helped me with the python code for my assembler. But I did all the coding in my assembly language to make the Operating System and the Tetris like game that's running on my CPU. It is a lot of trial and error. It's really hard to find good detailed sources for building computers from scratch. Again thanks for the compliments.

О хоть один кто то написал. Хай 🤫👋

At least someone wrote what? ​@@kBashumUclugam

​@@ajax123z Just i know ukrainian,russian,english. Aren't you about it? cool video by the way 👍

@kBashumUclugam oh I get it. You were saying someone finally wrote a correction. I am only fluent in English, myself. I use Google translate for comments in other languages. Also am I about what?

I am using a modded version of DLS that someone else had made. But I can't share that link he gave me anymore because I had some people accuse me of spreading malware. I'm really sorry.

@@ajax123z Thank you very much. ☺☺☺

@@PetriHevo Again sorry that I can't share it anymore.

Thank you!