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danatron1
9 projects across 3 games, 588 downloads in total.
- Projects
- 9
- Games
- 3
- Downloads
- 588
- Last shipped
- 3 y ago
- FAKE SMART WATCHAn anonymous client approached you and requested a design for a fake smart watch device. It pretends to read your temperature and heart rate, while sending data packets from the microphone back to the client's organisation. They urge you to make it as cheap as possible, as they want it on the wri...252 downloadsupdated 6 y ago
- Odd one outSRC 1, 2, 3, and 4 are random values. 3 of the SRC inputs sum to 200. send the one that isn't part of that sum to OUT 1. Only 3 module types allowed!59 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- Industrial Spring56 downloadsupdated 9 y ago
- Turret Temperature ControlThe gun turrets keep overheating! Temperature starts at 0, and is reduced by 10 every other time step. SRC 1 is set to 100 whenever the turret is attempting to fire. Whenever it fires, temperature increases by 15. Output the current temperature to OUT 1. When OUT 1 receives a value over 80, preve...48 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- BytestreamSRC 1 is a stream of bits (0 or 100) corresponding to a signed byte: This is 1 if the value is negative v 11000101 ^^^^^^^ This is the binary number 69, so this value is -69 Every 8 steps, output the signed decimal value to OUT 1.42 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- MultiplierMultiply SRC 1 by SRC 2. Send the result to OUT 1.36 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- Prime IdentifierSRC 1 is the natural numbers between 10 and 60. Send 100 to OUT 1 if SRC 1 is prime, otherwise send 0.33 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- Motion DetectorSRC 1 fluctuates up and down. OUT 1 is rate of change; the change in the signal since the last step. OUT 2 is 100 whenever the rate of change exceeds 15 in either direction.32 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
- Rain Rolling AverageSRC 1 outputs the amount of rain received each day. OUT 1 takes the average of the last 7 days of rain (rounded).30 downloadsupdated 3 y ago
9 projects, most downloaded first. Each one has its own page here with what it needs to run and where its author publishes it; the files themselves stay with the author and are never re-hosted on this site.