Advanced Logic Gates In GKC

[eiqcrmeliutgwhc]

Logic Gates in Blocks in Gimkit Creative! (Difficulty ) (And gate, or gate, nor gate, etc.)

Blocks Warning: This guide has excessive use of blocks. Welcome to my latest (and first in a long time) GKC guide! In this guide, I’ll be going through the six basic logic gates in electronics and coding, and explaining how to create each of them with block code in Gimkit Creative to compare two true/false properties. Table of contents: Intro Table of contents How these explanations will work AND gate OR gate XOR gate NAND gate NOR gate XNOR gate Conclusion How these explanations w…

Mechanical AND and OR Gate

this guide will show you how to make a mechanical AND and OR gate. (AND and then OR): [image] The AND Gate First, let’s define an AND gate. An AND gate take in 2 true/false values and gives us a true values if both of the inputs are true and gives us false if at least one if false. This is pretty easy to implement with trigger chains. If even one is inactive in the chain, then the chain won’t complete. So we have the concept, now let’s implement it! First, we need our inputs. I’m using trigg…

How do I set up XNOR And XOR logic gates if possibale?

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@Epi320

pls clarify on what u dont understand

what i don’t understand is why we can’t use block code

@SirWyWy

They want the least amount of memory possible.

oh ok

[SirWyWy]

@eiqcrmeliutgwhc

what i don’t understand is why we can’t use block code

@Epi320

Trying to use the least amount of memory possible.

They want the least amount of memory possible.

But that still doesn’t warrent the disuse of blocks.

[DARK_KNIGHT]

To make a computer wouldn’t we presumably need a save file?
I don’t think a save file can be made without block code.

One way or another to make a computer you’ll probably eventually need to use block code at one point.

[Bardy_2913]

@eiqcrmeliutgwhc

what i don’t understand is why we can’t use block code

rela ^[1]

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And even if you don’t understand block coding, you can just learn how to. Blocks open up new possiblities for games, and not using it is not recommended. The more, the better in most cases.

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1. also yoyo does not like eating pengouons anymore ↩︎

[the_chosen_one]

Well, the point Epi’s trying to make is that all computers are made of logic gates, and so if he manages to make a gate without block code (which is impossible), then he could (in theory with unlimited memory), make a computer, though it would take forever and soo much memory.

[the_chosen_one]

@Bardy_2913

And even if you don’t understand block coding, you can just learn how to. Blocks open up new possiblities for games, and not using it is not recommended.

what was this part for?

[Bardy_2913]

He said he didn’t want blocks.

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[MrEgg]

for the NAND logic gate, i think you NEED block code cause i dont think the check can compare two property’s together

[Epi320]

@here whoa! So many people!
Ok, so to clarify : I am a young person, I am not very skilled in coding, so this is honestly a brand new thing to me, using logic gates.
I Was thinking of building a full adder, as that is waht my teacher showed me, and Iam most familiar waith.
I am trying not to use block code, cause, it takes up memory, and i want it to be basic. BUt i do understand it is impossible COMPLETELY not use block code. Also, yes there already is a guide on logic gates and and + or gates, as @eiqcrmeliutgwhc pointed out, but this is really just an experiment, as to what we can do. Also, guys, i have an idea. WE CAN USE COUNTERS!!!
(counters are underrated, as most people use properties, but anyways. You gotta love them counters!)

Thanks Everyone!
also guys, try to stay nice!

[NoNoWahoo]

• ok, so i have two numbers, lets say 101001 and 110010 how do we compare it with or, and and gates

We’re working on bitwise operations.

• With logic gates, will this be mor efficient then block code?

I’m not sure.