Iseedeadheros' Engineer Application
Posted: Wed Feb 29, 2012 10:37 pm
I'm applying for: Engineer
Project Name: Project RSDisplay(s)
How do we get there?: Type /warp rsdisplay
Brief Description: Project RSDisplay(s) is a setup of (currently) three redstone displays, all connected to a decoder with binary inputs. If you do not understand binary, the signs are posted above to tell you the on/off state of each switch to get a number. In the case of the adder, the combined number is equal to the binary (ex: 2+1 = 3, 3 is 0011 in binary). The adder is what does the transfer to binary which feeds into the decoder. In the case of the display that has only a decoder, I only put numbers from 0 to 9, no 10-15 (a-f) because I didn't feel like it
, if it's important that I fix this in order to get engineer I will. The display that is only linked to a decoder is activated by using levers to achieve a number, which means you don't need to know binary for it, and therefore I did not post signs informing the user of the binary codes. The RS display that has only four levers near it is what transfers into binary (similar to the one only using a decoder, but only four levers and can achieve 0-15)
Screenshots: I'm going to be honest, I don't know how to post screenshots on forum, neither did anyone else in the survival world, including a mod and admin... But you should be able to see everything in game when you come to check it out.
Anything we might miss when we see it in game?: Not really, I purposely put everything above ground and out in the open so you could inspect it. I also labeled on the display which one was which.
Thank you for considering my application.
Project Name: Project RSDisplay(s)
How do we get there?: Type /warp rsdisplay
Brief Description: Project RSDisplay(s) is a setup of (currently) three redstone displays, all connected to a decoder with binary inputs. If you do not understand binary, the signs are posted above to tell you the on/off state of each switch to get a number. In the case of the adder, the combined number is equal to the binary (ex: 2+1 = 3, 3 is 0011 in binary). The adder is what does the transfer to binary which feeds into the decoder. In the case of the display that has only a decoder, I only put numbers from 0 to 9, no 10-15 (a-f) because I didn't feel like it
, if it's important that I fix this in order to get engineer I will. The display that is only linked to a decoder is activated by using levers to achieve a number, which means you don't need to know binary for it, and therefore I did not post signs informing the user of the binary codes. The RS display that has only four levers near it is what transfers into binary (similar to the one only using a decoder, but only four levers and can achieve 0-15)Screenshots: I'm going to be honest, I don't know how to post screenshots on forum, neither did anyone else in the survival world, including a mod and admin... But you should be able to see everything in game when you come to check it out.
Anything we might miss when we see it in game?: Not really, I purposely put everything above ground and out in the open so you could inspect it. I also labeled on the display which one was which.
Thank you for considering my application.