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It's in the options, you have to put the ARR to 0

I already answered this in other comments, but here's a summary: copy the replay mod camera path to multiple recordings, with different blocks broken, then layer them with transparency

hmmmmm

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I think there's no other way, I copy-pasted the same camera path on multiple recordings, each showing a different component, then layered them all together.

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@@Mushroom38294 Thank you! I'll have to think about this, I still have to finish the dikc-8 2 first. I kind of burnt out from the project and I'm too scared to continue... At least I think I will have more time in the coming months.

im kinda confused

@@GDGoodFloof idkkkk

stay mad x)

I don't think so, I checked: jelly castle is copyright-free music, as well as the Celeste soundtrack

@ thank You

nice, I've also tried to make one in DLSim by sebastian lague

I think bigger CPUs are more readable, you can tell components apart better This is just an amalgam of redstone components at this point, you can tell I'm a bit of a door person myself too... Or just incredibly unorganized

What is door people?

@@DanielSilva-gc4xz ppl who make doors 👀

@d_00 OH, LMAO now I understand. Some people really do have some fetish for doors in the redstone community.

​@@DanielSilva-gc4xz making doors is great, when you finally manage to stick all the functionality into a small crammed space, the result looks very mechanical and satisfying. ... at least on java, we don't talk about bugrock around here

I also built the dikc-8, if that's what you want

(he also needs to post more often)

What

maybe some day, the challenge is definitely interesting, you don't know what you can really fit in a medium-sized space...

fun fact, if you don't use repeaters, you have to use torches, or comparators, plus you need to have torches to make logic gates, and if you don't use any of those then you have to deal with the fact that redstone dust is very laggy... I don't think increasing the number of registers helps with improving the computer, you would have to add ram. If you take other cpus for example, like ones created by sammyuri or mod punchtree, among others, they can run a lot of things, but certainly not anything: minecraft cpus are limited by their size and speed.

​@@d_00 you can make most things using pistons: since pistons instantly extend you can use it as a replacement for repeaters, they don't retract instantly though. for comparators, I get it. There is no faster way, as a hopper clock to count a containers content is far slower than just a comparator. It is also harder to do subtraction and a > b without comparators, for obvious reasons. You don't want to have to create 30 adders (yes, you need that many) for a simple xor gate. You can create most logic gates using pistons to replace repeaters: In AND you can make the pistons block a redstone line when extended, and then inverting the output using a piston that pushes the restone block away from the circuit when powered (otherwise NAND gate) In OR you don't need any components, except for if you want a NOR gate, then you can invert it using pistons In XOR there is pretty much no better solution than the 2-comparator design you use So the logic gates problem is "debunked" Onto the next one: You mention the redstone dust is pretty laggy, but that's really only your pc/laptop. I recommend going to any company close to where you live, like tech companies, school, enz. and ask if they have any leftover pcs; It got me out of the same struggle You said that it wouldn't help a lot to add more registers, but It really does, since you mention you need more memory to run heavy programs, but you don't need more memory, you need more registers. As a programming hobbyist (I think you are too looking at the compiler, nice job) I know that 16 variables are certainly not enough. I challenge you.

​@@danielgeerds6382 Addressing the different points you mentioned: - I thought you wanted me to use as few pistons as possible? To me it seems like you want me to use them as replacement for other components, even though they are bigger, slower, laggier, less convenient to use in circuits - actually, it's the opposite: pistons retract instantly (in terms of cutting or linking power sources to other elements) but have a delay in the extension. plus, this is an odd game tick delay, which makes it harder to use in computational redstone - pistons are not MCHPR-compatible, meaning you can't accelerate the game that efficiently - redstone dust is notoriously laggy, not just on my computer. this has been a problem for many years, you should check out various tests people have made. you can litterally crash servers with some redstone dust.

@@d_00 You're right about the pistons, I thought it was the opposide :) For the redstone, well my redstone pc doesn't lag at tick speed 80, and looking at the recording, it seems like it is your pc, but still, try to make a very good pc that is still very fast, i'm curious to what the limit is

@@danielgeerds6382 I know my recording setup is trash, but redstone dust is laggier than other components on every setup (except for maybe non-vanilla servers like mchpr), it's just about relative performance, not absolute. For the actual limit, you can go up to 5Hz ""easily"", although with very niche things you could go up to 10Hz. Interesting question though...

oh sorry, when exactly in the video?

there's a schematic here: github.com/d-002/dikc-8

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yep, although I could have used hexadecimal

No

oui oui

@ o putain apprend moi comment créer des ordis en redstone

@@d_00 apprend moi les ordis en redstone

@@joleviking lolll faut que je m'y remette g pas le temps en ce moment ;-;

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It's very tedious but I think this is the only way: you record the replay mod path, then make lots of replays for each part of the cpu that you want to show. Then, copy the path in the zip file from the camera path replay to the other replays, and render them. You should now have all the parts filmed with the same camera path, which you can then render and edit together in a video editing software to get the transparency effect.