Help me out, lazywebs, while I try to figure this out:
XOR
AND
OR
Can I use these three to get to NAND or a NOR gate?
In other words: Are those three a complete logic?
In other words: Does the automation in Oxygen not included include a complete logic?
Update: not is included. We're in business.
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Nevermind; there's a NOT gate.
ReplyDeleteDone.
You are all about saving your Duplicants labor, aren’t you?
ReplyDeleteWith NOT plus AND, I can get NAND. With NAND, I have a complete logic and can do whatever I want.
ReplyDeleteI am pretty sure I could build a register within Oxygen not included.
With a register, I could build (more) registers. Then, I can build a computer.
Which I could use to simulate a windows computer running oxygen not included.*
*Don't do this.
I'm mostly researching. I haven't even done automation in the game. I just wondered, and then boom ... a turing complete language.
ReplyDelete(A). Pretty sure they have a register at the higher tech levels, and (b) the finite size of the asteroid saves us from many (though by no means all) temptations to madness.
ReplyDeleteI'm fairly sure that real world computer chips only use NAND gates and they build all the other gates from those.
ReplyDeleteObviously, that's not a lot of use of you don't have NAND gates...
ReplyDeleteThis is (essentially) true, Brian Ashford
ReplyDeleteI have not! Not plus and is nand
ReplyDeleteOkay, up until this point I had no idea "Oxygen Not Included" was a computer game. I thought it must have been reporting on a pen/paper RPG campaign, or some sort of science fiction nano-fic writing or something.
ReplyDeleteAnyways, you can get what you want from XOR, AND, OR, assuming you have 1, or at least you have a large number of inputs so that at least one of them will be 1.
If you have 1, then NOT X is simply 1 XOR X.
If you don't have 1, but you have a lot of inputs so that at least one of them will be 1, then you first create a "mostly 1" with:
A OR B OR C OR D OR E OR F OR ...
William Nichols I think someone told me that once in 1995. Brains are awesome.
ReplyDeleteIsaac Kuo thanks for that! As the game has not, were in business.
ReplyDeleteThis game is like SimCity in space. Sort of.
I would describe it almost as dwarf fortress in space.
ReplyDeleteMate, even though I got nothing to add, I want to thank you for giving me a small exercise. Tried to do it (without the "not"), but I think there's no way, if you don't have a 1 somewhere.
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