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Revision as of 05:55, 7 May 2017

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Edits are welcome, however please keep in mind that they may be overwritten or removed if they are not in line with the intention of the article.

Logic Circuits are player made circuits designed to trigger the various contraptions that can be made using logic blocks. This is a semi-exhaustive list on the multitude of helpful circuits that can be built in-game and what their intended uses are.


Legend On State Off State
Activation Module Activation Module Activation Module
Button Button Button
Inner Ship Remote Inner Ship Remote Inner Ship Remote
Wireless Logic Module Wireless Logic Module Wireless Logic Module
Trigger (Area) Controller Trigger (Area) Controller Trigger (Area) Controller
Trigger (Step On) Trigger (Step On) Trigger (Step On)
OR-Signal OR-Signal OR-Signal
NOT-Signal NOT-Signal NOT-Signal
AND-Signal NOT-Signal NOT-Signal
DELAY-Signal DELAY-Signal DELAY-Signal
Flip Flop Flip Flop Flip Flop
Randomizer Randomizer Randomizer
Sensor Sensor

Logic Clock

Logic Clocks are circuits that are designed to pulse a logic signal endlessly. They can be any circuit that cycles a pulse repeatedly until it has been deactivated.

Half Second Clock (Design 1)

Logic Clock 1.png

Description Outputs a signal every 0.5 seconds.
Blocks
Needed 		Activation Module OR Signal DELAY Signal NOT Signal
Input Turn On Activation ModuleLow (Off) Signal
Turn Off Activation ModuleHigh (On) Signal
Output OR SignalSends Low (Off) Signal on pulse
DELAY SignalSends Low (Off) Signal on pulse
NOT SignalSends High (On) Signal on pulse
Modifications Connect additional DELAY-Signals to increase the time between pulses.
ExpandHow to Build
Step Selected Block
┌┐
└┘		 Connects to
┌┐
└┘
1 Activation Module
Activation Module		 OR Signal
OR-Signal
2 OR Signal
OR-Signal		 DELAY Signal
DELAY-Signal
3 DELAY Signal
DELAY-Signal		 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal
4 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal		 OR Signal
OR-Signal
5 Press R on the Activation Module to turn the circuit on

Memory Circuits

Memory Circuits are logic circuits that can remember a state for later use.

T-Flip-Flop

T-Flip-Flop.png

Description High signals on the Flip Flop changes the state of both the NOT-Signal and itself.
Used to trigger two alternating circuits with a single input
Blocks
Needed 		Flip Flop NOT Signal
Input Flip Flop High (On) Signals
Output Flip FlopSends opposite signal of NOT-Signal
NOT SignalSends opposite signal of Flip Flop
ExpandHow to Build
Step Selected Block
┌┐
└┘		 Connects to
┌┐
└┘
1 Flip Flop
Flip Flop		 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal
2 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal		 Flip Flop
Flip Flop
3 Press R on the Flip Flop to turn the circuit on

RS-NOR

RS-NOR 1.png

Description A memory circuit that has 2 inputs. One that turns the circuit on and another that resets the circuit. Useful for devices that have one input and won't turn off until a separate input in sent no matter how many times the first input is pressed.
Blocks
Needed 		2x OR-Signal 2x NOT Signal
Input #1 OR-Signal High (On) Signals. Disabled if input #2 is on.
#2 OR-Signal High (On) Signals. Disabled if input #1 is on.
Output #1 NOT SignalSends High (On) Signal. Only sends if Input #2 is not active.
#2 NOT SignalSends High (On) Signal. Only sends if Input #1 is not active.
ExpandHow to Build
Step Selected Block
┌┐
└┘		 Connects to
┌┐
└┘
1 OR-Signal
OR-Signal #1		 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal #1
2 OR-Signal
OR-Signal #2		 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal #2
3 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal #1		 OR-Signal
OR-Signal #2
4 NOT Signal
NOT-Signal #2		 OR-Signal
OR-Signal #1
5 Press R twice on either OR-Signal to turn the circuit on
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