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Circuit tracing ring buffer
Circuit tracing ring buffer
So I got so tired of my brain hurting I built a tool to help see what's happening on circuit wires, this is the result. Send a white pulse on the green wire input, the wire contents will be recorded in a trace buffer entry (the + accumulators in the long column on the right). No more setting game.speed way down and trying to balance patience against speedreading or notetaking. The test rig is set up as a `>` rising-edge detector, `!=` will report any change.
Re: Circuit tracing ring buffer
I liked your idea, and ran with it.
I remade it to be extendable and easier to use. You can extend the number of buffers by copy/pasting the bottom part to overlap to as many as you need (down side being to make it work prevents the tracing of the 'V' and 'W' signals).
and an example
(top left: Manual Ring Tracing Buffer, bottom left: Rising Edge Ring Tracing Buffer, Right: Rising Edge Ring Tracing Buffer example)
I remade it to be extendable and easier to use. You can extend the number of buffers by copy/pasting the bottom part to overlap to as many as you need (down side being to make it work prevents the tracing of the 'V' and 'W' signals).
and an example
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Re: Circuit tracing ring buffer
Love it. I'm obsessive enough that I actually dislike using chained arithmetic combinators to calculate constant series, they look bulky and I don't like the result edit: I know that this is, to be kind, a personal quirk, but there it is. I've thought of asking for or modding "fusable constant" combinators, where sending a specific signal on a wire fuses them to ever after output whatever else was on the wire that tick, but that hasn't floated to the top of my idle-distractions pile yet.
Re: Circuit tracing ring buffer
just wanted to point out for anyone else struggling with circuits like this, i discovered we can go into /editor and use the Time tab (looks like a clock) to step tick by tick through the logic.
hope that helps. that said, the ring buffer is a really neat approach.
hope that helps. that said, the ring buffer is a really neat approach.