That is something really awesome! Even as an electrician I really don't think I could have come up with something remotely as complicated in this game by myself... Well done!
I speak Spanish but thanks to the translator I hope I can express myself and let you know that congratulations for that achievement and I have seen your work and I am only surprised because you are a genius! keep it up 🧐😉🤝
Wow I subbed to you a long time ago and forget about you, I am glad to see you posting again. Even though I don't play survival carft anymore I still like watching your vids and they always blow my mind
Wow I can't wait for the future of SurvivalCraft Electricity looks like. Like A Computer Operating System that has supporting applications and games like Calculator, Tetris, Tic-Tac-Toe, Graphing Calculator and many more to come!
Those are some of the corrections I do in editing, recordings aren't perfect, I sometimes forget to mention certain things, or something turns out not to be clear enough, or the overall structure of the video isn't logical, or certain words are inaudible, or missing, and so on I sometimes even stitch vowels together to make new words to fill the gaps in my recordings
Ei, eu estava pensando. E se voce construice uma tela com essa resolução mesmo, porém, que carregace com uma tv de tubo. Onde a imagem é escrita na tela do canto superior esquerdo ate o canto inferior direito em linhas, uma de cada vez. Talvez assim poderia fazer uma copia de console antigo como super nintendo ou mega drive... onde o console lê um " cartucho" que é onde os sprites e mecanicas ficam salvas e o console ser apenas um que lê isso como um cpu... daria um trabalho para o pc rodar esse jogo com uma maquina assim... porem, se consequir, poderia fazer tipo um console virtual no survivalcraft onde esse mapa tem um cartucho em branco e quem souber fazer um jogo pode cria-lo no seu mapa usando do seu vudeo game pré feito sem ter de fazer ele do zero. Espero que o google tradutor funcione
The issue with a tube screen in Survivalcraft is that Survivalcraft is pretty slow: at best it would take 192x128/100Hz is 4 minutes just to refresh the screen once, so I usually try to make screens that work parallel: where many things happen at the same time Also, this screen doesn't support sprites, however I have designed a screen that does support sprites and that still supports a background A console is a good idea, a pair of two memory banks hold 256 bytes, so eight memory banks hold a kilobyte, this screen already has dedicated character storage for 256 characters, and it can be expanded 32x16characters x 2byte (more characters) is 1 kilobyte for a background file, I do plan to build a cpu in the future, however games that are made using electronics, usually have better performance Google translate worked for me, I hope it works for you too
@@Cleacat I don't know, it would also depend on your phone's processors and on the browser you're using and what features that browser does and doesn't support
I've been thinking about doing a survival series I could make some machines that would make mining easier, so that I could get all the germanium to make pistons (which are way too expensive), and then I could make some flying machines that I could use to mine/excavate and explore
@@SP4CEBAR and also bugs are kinda common in the game it might be also interesting to see Well I'll give you a bug that is annoying making pistons gives you five right but if you modify the settings of the pistons in your inventory and place it all the other ones will disappeare but the one you've placed will not this bug lessen the affective ness of my cobblestone generator and then i needed to mine more of germanium (and also this is were my tools are just copper which sucks)
I've heard about that one, that bug really shouldn't be there Also, did you know you could cause electrical components like the AND-gate and the digital to analog converter to bug out You can do this by placing them on a block with a wire on the side of that block so that the wire connects to an input of the component, and place a wire-trough-block so that the edge of that wire-trough-block touches the corner of the wire, and one of its connectors is pointed to the wire, and place one wire on the connector of the wire-trough-block to connect it with the other wire, then place a switch on the other end of the wire-trough-block When the switch is turned on, the AND gate should act like an OR gate and the D/A converter should act as if it was rotated To see this, you could connect the output of the component to a 7-segment display or a 4-LED
At first I was impressed, but after seeing that this video is the last one in two years, i rapidly switched to depressed. And complexity of this build is already immeasurable for both my phone and my mind (which failed at controlling 8x4 pixels screen). Anyway, probably it's finally time to accept, that SC will likely never have actually playable games more complex than "stylized generated signals travels through the delays to the detection point".
Good news! Survivalcraft already has simple playable games like MGBlitz's flappy bird. It doesn't take a bigger and more laggy screen to make games. For most simple games, simple and low resolution screens would be sufficient. I know in theory how I can make Tetris, Minesweeper, Pong, and Connect-4 within Survivalcraft. If you are talking about 3D games however, then that is a different story. To make 3D games in Survivalcraft, a sequence of calculation steps has to be performed by many sophisticated calculating devices next to one another, this is not impossible, but it would take a lot of work and space. My initial goal for making videos was to share the builds I made and the things I learned. I still have a long queue of videos I wanted to make on subjects like large flying machines (I've discovered new types, and a kind of movable logic), signal behavior (they can go faster), and very useful Finite State Machines made out of single memory banks. however with the depth at which I explain each concept, making a single video takes about a week of writing, recording, and editing. I may experiment with more optimized recording techniques or extra editing tools to reduce the editing I have to do. Otherwise, I could experiment with making shorter videos without in-depth explanations like actually attempting to build something like a 2D game in the 20 minutes of Survivalcraft Day One similar to my small printer video but with the tension and pressure of the 20 minute limit.
@@SP4CEBAR First of all - i am not that insane (or enlightened) to even suggest 3D games inside Survivalcraft. About the things mentioned in second paragraph... it all sounds astonishing, but right now "this video is the last one in two years". If you are having struggles making them, it might not hurt to ask for help, unless making these videos is considered a waste of time (actually reasonable).
I don't consider making videos to be a waste of time, it's just that making high-effort videos isn't very motivating: it takes a lot of time to get just another video out. Currently, I'm working on a website with productivity and planning tools for individuals and companies, which I would like to finish soon.
I haven't worked on it since, and I'll probably build some newer screen designs before continuing this project, but I was planning on adding games that are controlled by a cursor, and a settings page where you have a list on the left and details on the right, with settings like a 16x16 character map that you can customize
It is, but you'll need to mine a ton of resources, and you'd need to place each block by hand, it'll probably take years to complete such a project But a smaller resolution may be doable Also, I've used the wire-trough-semiconductor block a lot, that block is insanely expensive to craft, so in survival, wire-trough-stone blocks should be used instead (it does the same thing)
lowresnx.inutilis.com It's a fantasy retro console platform, available on IOS, Mac, and Windows it has a great documentation that makes it quite easy to learn programming
Both Minecraft's and Survivalcraft's electricity systems are very capable. However Survivalcraft's electricity is more efficient: it takes less space to build machines because wires can be placed in any orientation, signals don't lose power over distance, and the Survivalcraft memory bank (a single component) allows you to make ROM, RAM, and even an FSM. Minecraft on the other hand has built-in commands and it has structure blocks so it essentially has a kind of world edit built into the game. Although there aren't as many logical components as in Survivalcraft, there are more components to automate the production of resources, especially with the introduction of the crafter. Survivalcraft doesn't have hoppers, it only has dispensers and chests that can pick up items, Survivalcraft doesn't have slime blocks, so making flying machines is different, you can still make some really big flying machines in Survivalcraft. Minecraft also has a way bigger community, which means there are more guides, mods, and data packs available to support the development of Redstone systems. Minecraft also receives updates on a regular basis.
I'm not sure what part of the cursor system you are referring to so I will explain each one of them: *Display* It used to have a blinking cursor, but that caused some problems as it didn't always turn off before moving and it would leave behind a filled cell. It now has those side-displays, these work by connecting a memory bank to each 4-LED of the side display and programming a bunch of patterns into those memory banks. These patterns can be accessed via the memory bank's data location input *cursor position* In the space that is referred to as "this mess" in the video there is a set of counters that would respond to specific codes from the keyboard and increment or decrement the cursor's vertical or horizontal coordinates (I do like this design so it isn't really part of "the mess"). These cursor values are displayed as the cursor, and set as the position to which new characters will be written on the screen. *cursor buttons* The cursor buttons are encoded into keyboard coordinates, that are then converted to ASCII coordinates (using 8-bit ROM in two memory banks), these ASCII codes are later split into control codes that are sent to the aforementioned "mess" to modify the cursor position
It's like one giant memory cell, except it has pixels attached to it It's controlled by providing a 8x6 pixel image of data, selecting a memory cell (there are 16x32 of them), and then sending a "write" signal
I made 3x3 switch combination lock. But I made it using AND gates , OR gates and similar gates. This makes it complex to understand and takes longer. I only used gates and other basic electric stuff to get things working, which made it harder for me. I want an Easier way to do it using Advance Electric Components like Memory Bank etc. PS. I watched your Electric Tutorial but still I am confused that how can I make it easier with those. Can you please help me out?
you could use the truth table circuit: it has four inputs at the sides to which you can connect four of the switches, you'll need two of them of which their outputs (at the back) are combined in an AND gate, if you edit it you can select one of the 16 combinations that will "unlock" that truth table circuit, the ninth switch isn't connected, so you could connect it to an AND gate with the output, with a NOT gate in between (or not, depending on the code) If you want to use memory banks then you could connect all switches to the inputs of two digital to analog converters instead of truth tables and wire the outputs (at the back) to the side inputs of a memory bank (which replaces the AND gate that combines the signals), and write a single "F" in a random location inside the memory bank
I couldn't play it because it doesn't turn on the screen, how much visibility do you have? because I have it at 112 and still there is a lot of lag and I don't think my visibility is enough to load the whole circuit and I guess that's why the screen doesn't turn on :(
I usually have something like 256, I think, also this screen takes up more than a gigabyte of RAM (you can see it in the top right corner in the video)
@@yoneticibilalkocyigit2378 This screen is essentially a big memory unit, except each memory cell has a little display attached to it to show a 8x6 pixel image (a character) There's an external device which converts an 8 bit ascii code into a pixel image of a character, this character can be stored and displayed onto the screen I hope that explains it :)
@@SP4CEBARThank you. i want to build a huge computer too, a few days ago i learned how to use memory bank and 4-bit counter and just made numbers with a 3x3(4-led) screen(up to 1-5)
@@yoneticibilalkocyigit2378 good luck, if you have an exiting project you will learn really fast Writing numbers by hand takes a lot of time, so for both my computer screens I made a pixel drawing tool with a (furniture) switch for each pixel, where every 2x2 switches are combined using a digital to analog converter into a 4-led signal, you can store these signals into your memory banks Also this screen is technically not a computer, a computer is a calculator that can follow a list of instructions
It's because it's big... really big. Survivalcraft isn't made for systems of this size: on any device it takes about one or two minutes to load. If it crashes then your device probably has less than two gigabytes of RAM memory available.
@@SP4CEBAR Appreciate your work man Sadly my phone started becoming a campfire when I tried to load the world I saw many people create computers on minecraft and wondered it would be more cool if someone made it in Survivalcraft2 And you're a genius You have spent a lot of time on it I really liked it No one has ever made a computer in Survivalcraft2 before you I hope you upload another video soon
@@Nafiur13 Thank you! I hope your phone didn't become an actual campfire :). I've seen those computers, the recent ones that run 3D graphics or run Minecraft in Minecraft are mostly / have GPU's. last year I started to understand 3D graphics, and I designed a unit in Survivalcraft that can plot horizontal lines, and another unit that can cut triangles up into those horizontal lines: 3D graphics is all about plotting triangles and math. A computer is essentially a really fancy automatic calculator, I could build one in Survivalcraft. However I have quite a lot of videos that I wanted to make first, and making each video takes quite a lot of time, and I have some projects outside of TH-cam that currently have a higher priority.
@@Nafiur13 soon, maybe not, but I may one day get really motivated to make a video again. And if I find a way to speed up the video production process then I could make videos on a regular basis
It happens every time on any device, it lasts about two minutes, and it's caused by Survivalcraft not being optimized for worlds with a lot of complexity concentrated in a relatively small area In other words, just wait two (or more) minutes and hope your game doesn't crash
This video is the tutorial, well except for the keyboard, the video would get too long, so the keyboard is for part two Great you want to build it, However if you want to build it by hand I'd recommend you to build a smaller screen otherwise it would be an awful grind to get all modules built, I used a version of world edit for Survivalcraft 2.1 to copy and paste all the 512 modules in this screen You can simplify the module by not connecting the data-location inputs of the memory banks (that hold the display data) in the screen, I plan on using those inputs to achieve scrolling like in my previous computer screen, but they aren't essential for a screen.
Yes it is possible You need an 8-bit (or 12-bit or more) counter for that and a memory module with many memory banks Or instead, you could go fully mechanical by using pistons to feed a tape consisting of normal blocks (0) and glass blocks (1), put a lamp on one side and a photodiode on the other side to read it
It somehow loaded on my iPad, which also took about 2 minutes. My iPad only has 2 Gb of RAM, your phone likely has more. Survivalcraft is optimized for slower devices.
my 2nd recording sounded crappy because I didn't make a test recording, I tried fixing it with an EQ but it kept sounding bad, I think only an AI would be able to fix a bad recording
That's bad, did your phone stop working? or did the Survivalcraft app stop working? If it was your phone, then maybe you can fix your phone, if it was the Survivalcraft app then maybe you can go to the folder that has all of your worlds. If Survivalcraft got deleted, then you could use a tool to recover deleted files. This works best if you haven't saved or downloaded much documents on your phone since then. If your phone was stolen, or you lost it, then maybe there's a way to find it back. I hope this helps.
@@Cleacat depends on what happened, if you're referring to a tool to recover deleted files then the first one that pops into my mind is a windows tool called "Recuva", but you may find better tools by looking for "tools to recover deleted files" on google
On the top right of the screen, you can see some performance statistics, what I do remember is that Survivalcraft refuses to use my GeForce GPU, but prefers the integrated graphics of my laptop
yes, 1Hz is 100 survivalcraft signal transfers (between components or wires) per second, which should be plenty of time to finish a computing cycle, I think the calculations will be the slowest part, but I think that should be doable
I'm not sure what text editor you're referring to - if it refers to one of my computer screens, then no I didn't update them recently - if it refers to the calculation data I send you recently, then yes, I did update it to add some more data
You need a better PC to Create Minecraft inside Survivalcraft and use a modification to accelerate the game tick and maybe in the future you can create windows 7 inside Survivalcraft
Survivalcraft itself is already fast enough to run 3D graphics, in theory at least, I've made some concepts a while ago: - a display can be made that can plot horizontal line segments - some calculating units can be chained together to calculate the intersection points between the horizontal lines of our screen a a whole lot of 2D triangles - 3D triangles can be turned into a projection of 2D triangles using matrix math - the 3D points of these triangles can be stored inside of a big memory unit Everything should be able to be calculated in parallel, so it should run quite fast, but it may have a lot of latency
Eu entendi. Mais ou menos mas entendi como foi feito. Mesmo sem entender inglês kk. Eu vou ver se consigo aprender essas coisas também. Uma pergunta. Se você pegar na vida real e fazer esse computador com portas lógicas, ele funcionaria?
Legal Você sabia que o TH-cam pode traduzir automaticamente qualquer vídeo em qualquer idioma, para ativá-lo, vá em legendas -> Inglês-> Tradução automática -> Português Se isso fosse construído com portas lógicas, provavelmente funcionaria. Quando as portas lógicas são usadas na vida real, geralmente você as vê em um circuito integrado (um daqueles chips em forma de lagarta). Observe também que cada um desses circuitos integrados possui dois conectores extras para alimentação (VCC (+) e GND (-)). Eu usei o Google Tradutor
@@SP4CEBAR legal, infelizmente no celular o recurso de tradução não está disponível para todos os vídeos, no computador está. Mas ainda assim eu consegui entender algumas coisas. Você acha que tem alguns circuito desses que podem ser utilizados no mundo sobrevivência? Poderia fazer um projeto desses kk. Tipo computador de gerenciamento de farms, ou calculadora de blocos necessários pra fazer determinada forma geométrica tridimensional. Eu já fiz um separador de itens. Tem vídeo na minha conta do TH-cam.
Legal no meu iPad a tradução automática está disponível, então talvez seja necessário atualizar o aplicativo do TH-cam ou seu dispositivo pode não ser compatível, o que seria lamentável Vou ver se o TH-cam tem a opção de salvar legendas traduzidas pelo Google tradutor O design da tela do vídeo pode ser bastante simplificado removendo as entradas de localização dos bancos de memória, para uma tela simples você não precisa de tanta memória quanto esta tela: um slot de memória é suficiente para os cálculos, no Survivalcraft você pode facilmente adicionar números de 4 bits (0-15) ou subtraí-los ou multiplicá-los, para fazer isso para 8 bits (0-255), você precisa entender como esses processos de cálculo funcionam mas uma vez que você entende isso não é tão difícil de construir, porém para ele fica cada vez maior quanto mais bits você precisa, por exemplo um dispositivo para cálculos de 16 bits (0-65532) pode ser muito grande Para entender como os cálculos em eletricidade funcionam, você pode analisá-lo da seguinte maneira: 32+83 = (30+2)+(80+3) = (3+8)x10 + (2+3)x1 = (1)x100 + (1+0)x10 + (5)x1 -> dígito 1 mostra 1 (que é 100), dígito 2 mostra 1 (que é 10), dígito 3 mostra 5 32x83 = (30+2)x(80+3) = (3x8)x100 + (3x3)x10 + (2x8)x10 + (2x3)x1 Agora, um grande cálculo foi dividido em vários cálculos menores, esses cálculos menores podem ser resolvidos por bancos de memória únicos com os seguintes dados neles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
@@SP4CEBAR interessante. Vou fazer uma pesquisa sobre como funciona os cálculos de 8 bits e tals. Assim tentarei fazer a calculadora. A ideia de dividir a conta em contas menores não havia passado pela minha cabeça. Eu sempre procurava calculadora de binários com 0 e 1, consegui fazer algumas delas mas não havia conseguido um conversor de binário para decimais ainda. Vou me aprofundar nisso. Obrigado pela ajuda 😃👍
você pode converter hexadecimal para decimal com esses dados do banco de memória: 0123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345 0000000000111111111122222222223333333333444444444455555555556666666666777777777788888888889999999999000000000011111111112222222222333333333344444444445555555555666666666677777777778888888888999999999900000000001111111111222222222233333333334444444444555555 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111122222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222 é assim que os fios são conectados th-cam.com/video/mfxJUFPUYeY/w-d-xo.html&feature=share?t=1153
When new characters are typed, they should overwrite the previous characters (the list with specifications is the only menu) You could try to write character the manual way (as shown in the last 5 minutes of the video) I really don't hope there's something wrong with the version I uploaded
I didn't remove anything big, I mostly just broke some wires to put stuff in between but that's a good point: if I would've misplaced anything and shared that exact world without testing, then you all would have a screen that won't work
I downloaded this map, I really liked it, I'm surprised how this can be done, even though it's 8 bits, but still it's very difficult, probably, and I'm Russian
This screen is essentially a big memory unit, except each memory cell has a little display attached to it to show a 8x6 pixel image (a character) There's an external device which converts an 8 bit ascii code into a pixel image of a character, this character can be stored and displayed onto the screen
That can happen: this world has an enormous amount of complexity concentrated in a small area, it takes something like two gigabytes of RAM to load! If your device doesn't have much RAM it won't be able to load it Even on my laptop it takes 2 minutes to load, Survivalcraft isn't made for worlds of this size
@@VeryBigFloppaCat do you mean from the PlayStore? That can't have anything to do with my world. Or do you mean the space it takes on your device? on my device the Survivalcraft app takes over a gigabyte. Or do you mean the world itself, yeah that could be its size, I didn't check it
I used the world edit android app for Survivalcraft 2.1 which I got from the (unofficial) Survivalcraft community on Discord discord.gg/ewnkV4v, if you look at the pinned messages in the #modded channel you may find some modded versions for Survivalcraft 2.3
Dude you deserve a hugeeee support, I am sure, SURE, that I've never seen anything better in SC2!
Thank you!
That is something really awesome! Even as an electrician I really don't think I could have come up with something remotely as complicated in this game by myself... Well done!
Thank you very much!
Agreed
I speak Spanish but thanks to the translator I hope I can express myself and let you know that congratulations for that achievement and I have seen your work and I am only surprised because you are a genius! keep it up 🧐😉🤝
Thank you!
@@SP4CEBAR Thank you for making such an amazing project. 😉
@@SP4CEBAR can you make factory map like food factory or something like that
I once made a car-assembling factory, somewhere in the future I'll probably make a video about it
You really deserve more supports 🙂☺️
Wow I subbed to you a long time ago and forget about you, I am glad to see you posting again.
Even though I don't play survival carft anymore I still like watching your vids and they always blow my mind
Wow I can't wait for the future of SurvivalCraft Electricity looks like. Like A Computer Operating System that has supporting applications and games like Calculator, Tetris, Tic-Tac-Toe, Graphing Calculator and many more to come!
Yeaaaah
For me il play some little bit of space shooter and breaking bricks, some puzzles to
@@SP4CEBARNow make it run doom
@@Vurinati first make it run dos
I’m excited for a new video!
This is amazing, I just discovered your channel and it's incredible what to do in the game, new sub!!
Welcome aboard!
u did a good job im really impressed
YO WHAT THE HECK THIS S A HUGE PROJECT😮😮
It sure is
laggy but amazing
The fact that this didn't take a year is just mind blowing
All thanks to the power of copy and paste (with world edit)
I've saw hundreds of people create the bad apple song on literally anything
This guy (maybe) will do it in Survivalcraft2
Maybe :)
@@SP4CEBARRun doom on it
6:01 what just happened
I don't quite know what you are referring to
recordings aren't always perfect, sometimes things need to be fixed in editing
I referring to the red spot and voice "a memory bank" keep sound different
Those are some of the corrections I do in editing, recordings aren't perfect, I sometimes forget to mention certain things, or something turns out not to be clear enough, or the overall structure of the video isn't logical, or certain words are inaudible, or missing, and so on
I sometimes even stitch vowels together to make new words to fill the gaps in my recordings
Ei, eu estava pensando. E se voce construice uma tela com essa resolução mesmo, porém, que carregace com uma tv de tubo. Onde a imagem é escrita na tela do canto superior esquerdo ate o canto inferior direito em linhas, uma de cada vez.
Talvez assim poderia fazer uma copia de console antigo como super nintendo ou mega drive... onde o console lê um " cartucho" que é onde os sprites e mecanicas ficam salvas e o console ser apenas um que lê isso como um cpu... daria um trabalho para o pc rodar esse jogo com uma maquina assim... porem, se consequir, poderia fazer tipo um console virtual no survivalcraft onde esse mapa tem um cartucho em branco e quem souber fazer um jogo pode cria-lo no seu mapa usando do seu vudeo game pré feito sem ter de fazer ele do zero.
Espero que o google tradutor funcione
The issue with a tube screen in Survivalcraft is that Survivalcraft is pretty slow: at best it would take 192x128/100Hz is 4 minutes just to refresh the screen once, so I usually try to make screens that work parallel: where many things happen at the same time
Also, this screen doesn't support sprites, however I have designed a screen that does support sprites and that still supports a background
A console is a good idea, a pair of two memory banks hold 256 bytes, so eight memory banks hold a kilobyte,
this screen already has dedicated character storage for 256 characters, and it can be expanded
32x16characters x 2byte (more characters) is 1 kilobyte for a background file,
I do plan to build a cpu in the future, however games that are made using electronics, usually have better performance
Google translate worked for me, I hope it works for you too
On lowresnx the nyan cat song is pretty buggy and sound like windows got bsod, why that happened?
If you scroll down on the web page of a game so that the game window is hidden, the game will be paused and any playing musical notes will hang
Oh I didnt
Odd, then maybe the site doesn't work that well on your phone
My phones budget it's android 12 it's 4gb of ram, will it work?
@@Cleacat I don't know, it would also depend on your phone's processors and on the browser you're using and what features that browser does and doesn't support
You deserve more more more recognition, views and subscribers
You are amazing❤❤❤
Thank you!
Man this is so cool there's so many things in electronics side that I just outlooked it because it looks hard
And also would you be interested in making a survival series just asking
I've been thinking about doing a survival series
I could make some machines that would make mining easier, so that I could get all the germanium to make pistons (which are way too expensive), and then I could make some flying machines that I could use to mine/excavate and explore
@@SP4CEBAR and also bugs are kinda common in the game it might be also interesting to see
Well I'll give you a bug that is annoying making pistons gives you five right but if you modify the settings of the pistons in your inventory and place it all the other ones will disappeare but the one you've placed will not this bug lessen the affective ness of my cobblestone generator and then i needed to mine more of germanium (and also this is were my tools are just copper which sucks)
I've heard about that one, that bug really shouldn't be there
Also, did you know you could cause electrical components like the AND-gate and the digital to analog converter to bug out
You can do this by placing them on a block with a wire on the side of that block so that the wire connects to an input of the component, and place a wire-trough-block so that the edge of that wire-trough-block touches the corner of the wire, and one of its connectors is pointed to the wire, and place one wire on the connector of the wire-trough-block to connect it with the other wire, then place a switch on the other end of the wire-trough-block
When the switch is turned on, the AND gate should act like an OR gate and the D/A converter should act as if it was rotated
To see this, you could connect the output of the component to a 7-segment display or a 4-LED
I ended up watching your videos repeatedly
Now I understand what it really means now, I am older than 10
I'm glad you understood!
Really impressive!
still awesome
Thank you!
@@SP4CEBAR your welcome
this is so underrated
Depends how you look at it, 4K views is quite a lot
I look it as a rare video, almost Noone makes computer display in sc2, maybe that's why it's underrated
At first I was impressed, but after seeing that this video is the last one in two years, i rapidly switched to depressed. And complexity of this build is already immeasurable for both my phone and my mind (which failed at controlling 8x4 pixels screen). Anyway, probably it's finally time to accept, that SC will likely never have actually playable games more complex than "stylized generated signals travels through the delays to the detection point".
Good news! Survivalcraft already has simple playable games like MGBlitz's flappy bird. It doesn't take a bigger and more laggy screen to make games. For most simple games, simple and low resolution screens would be sufficient. I know in theory how I can make Tetris, Minesweeper, Pong, and Connect-4 within Survivalcraft. If you are talking about 3D games however, then that is a different story. To make 3D games in Survivalcraft, a sequence of calculation steps has to be performed by many sophisticated calculating devices next to one another, this is not impossible, but it would take a lot of work and space.
My initial goal for making videos was to share the builds I made and the things I learned. I still have a long queue of videos I wanted to make on subjects like large flying machines (I've discovered new types, and a kind of movable logic), signal behavior (they can go faster), and very useful Finite State Machines made out of single memory banks. however with the depth at which I explain each concept, making a single video takes about a week of writing, recording, and editing.
I may experiment with more optimized recording techniques or extra editing tools to reduce the editing I have to do. Otherwise, I could experiment with making shorter videos without in-depth explanations like actually attempting to build something like a 2D game in the 20 minutes of Survivalcraft Day One similar to my small printer video but with the tension and pressure of the 20 minute limit.
@@SP4CEBAR First of all - i am not that insane (or enlightened) to even suggest 3D games inside Survivalcraft.
About the things mentioned in second paragraph... it all sounds astonishing, but right now "this video is the last one in two years". If you are having struggles making them, it might not hurt to ask for help, unless making these videos is considered a waste of time (actually reasonable).
I don't consider making videos to be a waste of time, it's just that making high-effort videos isn't very motivating: it takes a lot of time to get just another video out. Currently, I'm working on a website with productivity and planning tools for individuals and companies, which I would like to finish soon.
@@SP4CEBARYeah bro , he has college and side projects,musics to make, hobbies to do, i dont think he will be working on SC 2 for a while
do you actually use the 2 screens for multitasking right now? or its a feature for future versions of the display
I haven't worked on it since, and I'll probably build some newer screen designs before continuing this project, but I was planning on adding games that are controlled by a cursor, and a settings page where you have a list on the left and details on the right, with settings like a 16x16 character map that you can customize
Do you plan something for 1000 milestone
@@Cleacat maybe :)
Ok im waiting
I was planning on making something, but I cannot get it done in time due to computer problems (quartile 2 of my university is about to start)
I remeber this song as survivalcraft computer theme
Lol
Very impressive
Hello, are you still here.
Survival craft is back.
I know!
i have a question?
it's possible to build computer like this in survival mode?
It is, but you'll need to mine a ton of resources, and you'd need to place each block by hand, it'll probably take years to complete such a project
But a smaller resolution may be doable
Also, I've used the wire-trough-semiconductor block a lot, that block is insanely expensive to craft, so in survival, wire-trough-stone blocks should be used instead (it does the same thing)
where is the web that you have placed at the end of the video? (similar devices)
lowresnx.inutilis.com
It's a fantasy retro console platform, available on IOS, Mac, and Windows
it has a great documentation that makes it quite easy to learn programming
In your opinion, the redstone system of minecraft or survivalcraft is better? And can you tell the difference in terms of pros or cons?
Both Minecraft's and Survivalcraft's electricity systems are very capable. However Survivalcraft's electricity is more efficient: it takes less space to build machines because wires can be placed in any orientation, signals don't lose power over distance, and the Survivalcraft memory bank (a single component) allows you to make ROM, RAM, and even an FSM.
Minecraft on the other hand has built-in commands and it has structure blocks so it essentially has a kind of world edit built into the game. Although there aren't as many logical components as in Survivalcraft, there are more components to automate the production of resources, especially with the introduction of the crafter. Survivalcraft doesn't have hoppers, it only has dispensers and chests that can pick up items, Survivalcraft doesn't have slime blocks, so making flying machines is different, you can still make some really big flying machines in Survivalcraft. Minecraft also has a way bigger community, which means there are more guides, mods, and data packs available to support the development of Redstone systems. Minecraft also receives updates on a regular basis.
How did you lock the cursor to the screen? I mean the mouse control thing. I'll be glad if you explain!
I'm not sure what part of the cursor system you are referring to so I will explain each one of them:
*Display*
It used to have a blinking cursor, but that caused some problems as it didn't always turn off before moving and it would leave behind a filled cell. It now has those side-displays, these work by connecting a memory bank to each 4-LED of the side display and programming a bunch of patterns into those memory banks. These patterns can be accessed via the memory bank's data location input
*cursor position*
In the space that is referred to as "this mess" in the video there is a set of counters that would respond to specific codes from the keyboard and increment or decrement the cursor's vertical or horizontal coordinates (I do like this design so it isn't really part of "the mess"). These cursor values are displayed as the cursor, and set as the position to which new characters will be written on the screen.
*cursor buttons*
The cursor buttons are encoded into keyboard coordinates, that are then converted to ASCII coordinates (using 8-bit ROM in two memory banks), these ASCII codes are later split into control codes that are sent to the aforementioned "mess" to modify the cursor position
@@SP4CEBAR Thank you very much, not many TH-camrs care about community questions that carefully. Keep up the good work! ☕☕
8 subs towards golden milestone!
Edit : 5 subs towards golden milestone!
Hyyype!
You should really improve your mic (optional),and the edits on where the part you explain the computer or anything else
It would be a great suprise for 1k milestone
If it doesn't happened, well... its fine
@@SP4CEBARHorray!
Explain the display how did you hook up many memory banks to it
It's like one giant memory cell, except it has pixels attached to it
It's controlled by providing a 8x6 pixel image of data, selecting a memory cell (there are 16x32 of them), and then sending a "write" signal
Survivalcraft is amazing
Indeed!
I made 3x3 switch combination lock. But I made it using AND gates , OR gates and similar gates. This makes it complex to understand and takes longer.
I only used gates and other basic electric stuff to get things working, which made it harder for me.
I want an Easier way to do it using Advance Electric Components like Memory Bank etc.
PS. I watched your Electric Tutorial but still I am confused that how can I make it easier with those. Can you please help me out?
you could use the truth table circuit: it has four inputs at the sides to which you can connect four of the switches, you'll need two of them of which their outputs (at the back) are combined in an AND gate, if you edit it you can select one of the 16 combinations that will "unlock" that truth table circuit, the ninth switch isn't connected, so you could connect it to an AND gate with the output, with a NOT gate in between (or not, depending on the code)
If you want to use memory banks then you could connect all switches to the inputs of two digital to analog converters instead of truth tables and wire the outputs (at the back) to the side inputs of a memory bank (which replaces the AND gate that combines the signals), and write a single "F" in a random location inside the memory bank
@@SP4CEBAR that's something complex 😂 but thanks anyways I am going to try this. Thanks.
@@Samifurqanakram good luck
now you have to get another one at a certain distance and make a system to send messages from one to another
That's sure going to cause lag... but that would be the start of the internet within Survivalcraft
I wait for Sp4cebar next video rather than gta 6
I appreciate it!
How do it turn on?
Once the world is loaded it should be on already, just try typing something
I couldn't play it because it doesn't turn on the screen, how much visibility do you have? because I have it at 112 and still there is a lot of lag and I don't think my visibility is enough to load the whole circuit and I guess that's why the screen doesn't turn on :(
I usually have something like 256, I think, also this screen takes up more than a gigabyte of RAM (you can see it in the top right corner in the video)
Hey @SP4CEBAR 1st top yay from green block's live stream
Cool
Epic
i want to play survivalcraft inside survivalcraf with this computer
Last year, I did design parts for a 3D graphics display, so it might be doable
@@SP4CEBAR You understand electricity very well and I don't know much about electricity Can you briefly describe how your computer screen works
@@yoneticibilalkocyigit2378 This screen is essentially a big memory unit, except each memory cell has a little display attached to it to show a 8x6 pixel image (a character)
There's an external device which converts an 8 bit ascii code into a pixel image of a character, this character can be stored and displayed onto the screen
I hope that explains it :)
@@SP4CEBARThank you. i want to build a huge computer too, a few days ago i learned how to use memory bank and 4-bit counter and just made numbers with a 3x3(4-led) screen(up to 1-5)
@@yoneticibilalkocyigit2378 good luck, if you have an exiting project you will learn really fast
Writing numbers by hand takes a lot of time, so for both my computer screens I made a pixel drawing tool with a (furniture) switch for each pixel, where every 2x2 switches are combined using a digital to analog converter into a 4-led signal, you can store these signals into your memory banks
Also this screen is technically not a computer, a computer is a calculator that can follow a list of instructions
How do put my sc 2.3 world to 2.1 sc
It says cant find conversion path from 2.3 to 2.1
I don't think that's possible, unless you can find a program that does it
But I can't progam like mini block craft 😊
It mini block craft or can't be textured will be glitched
This is just sad, SP4CEBAR says he maybe upload in 1k, and he didnt, lets just wait for 2k
I'm in university, my time isn't as plentiful as it used to be
Are you right now working something on sc 2?
not really, but don't worry, I've got plenty of builds of which I have never made a video
Will you show them In some point
I do plan to make videos about them, but I'm working on other things right now (I'm making mobile apps)
Impressive!
Why is it that when I go to the map, it does not load and the game freezes and then crashes altogether!
It's because it's big... really big. Survivalcraft isn't made for systems of this size: on any device it takes about one or two minutes to load.
If it crashes then your device probably has less than two gigabytes of RAM memory available.
Bro its very very epic 👀😬😎👌
Thank you!
Nah I fr got jumpscare in sc2
How
Hey @SP4CEBAR Sprunki Made of coming out date: August 26, 2024
Cool
@@SP4CEBARNot July coming out date it's - August 2024 25-27
@SP4CEBAR name of sprunki:
Oren
Raddy
Clukr
Fun bot
Vineria
Grey
Brud
Garnold
lime
Sky
@SP4CEBAR name of sprunki: Oren, Raddy, Clukr, Fun bot, Vineria, Grey, Brud, Garnold, lime
Sky
Is your real profession a software developer? Anyway, you are doing great work, congratulations.👏
Thank you! I do develop software in my free time, however I'm an electrical engineering student
you haven’t uploaded for 9 months
Are you making a whole game inside this computer?
Maybe :)
@@SP4CEBAR Appreciate your work man
Sadly my phone started becoming a campfire when I tried to load the world
I saw many people create computers on minecraft and wondered it would be more cool if someone made it in Survivalcraft2
And you're a genius
You have spent a lot of time on it I really liked it
No one has ever made a computer in Survivalcraft2 before you
I hope you upload another video soon
@@Nafiur13 Thank you! I hope your phone didn't become an actual campfire :). I've seen those computers, the recent ones that run 3D graphics or run Minecraft in Minecraft are mostly / have GPU's. last year I started to understand 3D graphics, and I designed a unit in Survivalcraft that can plot horizontal lines, and another unit that can cut triangles up into those horizontal lines: 3D graphics is all about plotting triangles and math. A computer is essentially a really fancy automatic calculator, I could build one in Survivalcraft. However I have quite a lot of videos that I wanted to make first, and making each video takes quite a lot of time, and I have some projects outside of TH-cam that currently have a higher priority.
@@SP4CEBARare you gonna come back any time soon?
@@Nafiur13 soon, maybe not, but I may one day get really motivated to make a video again. And if I find a way to speed up the video production process then I could make videos on a regular basis
Make video about some graphics calculator you made
Maybe
There is a problem every time I open the world it freezes
It happens every time on any device, it lasts about two minutes, and it's caused by Survivalcraft not being optimized for worlds with a lot of complexity concentrated in a relatively small area
In other words, just wait two (or more) minutes and hope your game doesn't crash
Is there a tutorial? Pls i want to build that
Instead of getting the world
This video is the tutorial, well except for the keyboard, the video would get too long, so the keyboard is for part two
Great you want to build it, However if you want to build it by hand I'd recommend you to build a smaller screen otherwise it would be an awful grind to get all modules built, I used a version of world edit for Survivalcraft 2.1 to copy and paste all the 512 modules in this screen
You can simplify the module by not connecting the data-location inputs of the memory banks (that hold the display data) in the screen, I plan on using those inputs to achieve scrolling like in my previous computer screen, but they aren't essential for a screen.
Is possible a turing machine in survivalcraft 2?
Infinite tape?
Yes it is possible
You need an 8-bit (or 12-bit or more) counter for that and a memory module with many memory banks
Or instead, you could go fully mechanical by using pistons to feed a tape consisting of normal blocks (0) and glass blocks (1), put a lamp on one side and a photodiode on the other side to read it
if this system was made in minecraft it would be 10 times bigger
Correct!
I want to download the map but is said it took 2 minutes to load with your gaming pc while I'm using a phone..
Try it, what could go wrong
It somehow loaded on my iPad, which also took about 2 minutes. My iPad only has 2 Gb of RAM, your phone likely has more. Survivalcraft is optimized for slower devices.
22:52 Felt like Robot sound
my 2nd recording sounded crappy because I didn't make a test recording, I tried fixing it with an EQ but it kept sounding bad, I think only an AI would be able to fix a bad recording
Can you help, I lost my all of my 2.2 Survivalcraft world that I never backed up
That's bad, did your phone stop working? or did the Survivalcraft app stop working? If it was your phone, then maybe you can fix your phone, if it was the Survivalcraft app then maybe you can go to the folder that has all of your worlds. If Survivalcraft got deleted, then you could use a tool to recover deleted files. This works best if you haven't saved or downloaded much documents on your phone since then. If your phone was stolen, or you lost it, then maybe there's a way to find it back. I hope this helps.
What tool should I use
@@Cleacat depends on what happened, if you're referring to a tool to recover deleted files then the first one that pops into my mind is a windows tool called "Recuva", but you may find better tools by looking for "tools to recover deleted files" on google
@@SP4CEBAR I have no pc
There may also be apps that can recover deleted files
Wow so nice can you make a simple game for that
Yes I've worked out in theory how I can make Mario, chess, and minesweeper in Survivalcraft
@@SP4CEBAR wow thats nice hah im excited for that keep it up😅
Can your computer run pong or brick now
No, to make pong you need three sprites, to make brick, you need two sprites and a background
How do you get world edit?
SCC discord server (which isn't mine), look at the pinned messages in the #mods channel
discord.gg/ewnkV4v
Will there be suprises in 1k???
Nooo, I missed the moment
@@SP4CEBARi missed 3 minutes a bit 😢
What Is Your OS?
Windows 10 home
Bro why haven't you uploaded in such a long time?
I'm working on some other things right now, I do plan to return to making videos, but I need to find a way to make videos faster
So close to 100,000 views SP4CEBAR!
just needs a game like a mouth facing up eating burger hotdog or something though
and uhh can you make a minigame world pls i really apreciate it.
Yeah, I wanted to make minesweeper and chess for it
SP4CEBAR IS COOL 👌
Why did you named it SBX-512?
"SB" stands for "SP4CEBAR", "X" sounds cool, and there are 512 characters cells in total
How about Z
@@Cleacat I already gave it a name
@@SP4CEBAR I meant your opinion about the z over x
@@Cleacat idk, most characters would be fine I guess
SP4CEBAR IS COMPUTER SCIENECE LOVER 🖥
What Used This You Computer?
On the top right of the screen, you can see some performance statistics, what I do remember is that Survivalcraft refuses to use my GeForce GPU, but prefers the integrated graphics of my laptop
@@SP4CEBARNo wonder you needed 2 minutes 😂😂
This video just got a one year anniversary
Is it possible to build this computer in survival?
I imagine it would be a total nightmare to build it...
Yes, with much dedication and a year to spare
Cannot display turn on, You don't have enough block range to turn on [infinix hot 30 (Free fire)]
The potential of survivalcraft 2?
Yes, there's a lot of potential!
You should watch animation vs math
Even TH-cam themselves commented on it
It's indeed suprising to see
wuao, amazing
Thank you!
This took you a WEEK?
Probably, I can't remember
I didn't know you have hard work but more less sub than miner that's epic
Is it posiible to make it to actual 1hz computer
BTW did you update the text editor yet so it support that long pile of memory bank
yes, 1Hz is 100 survivalcraft signal transfers (between components or wires) per second, which should be plenty of time to finish a computing cycle, I think the calculations will be the slowest part, but I think that should be doable
I'm not sure what text editor you're referring to
- if it refers to one of my computer screens, then no I didn't update them recently
- if it refers to the calculation data I send you recently, then yes, I did update it to add some more data
@@SP4CEBARIT refers to one of the computer screen right in the video
So is 5-10 hz possible to
You need a better PC to Create Minecraft inside Survivalcraft and use a modification to accelerate the game tick and maybe in the future you can create windows 7 inside Survivalcraft
Survivalcraft itself is already fast enough to run 3D graphics, in theory at least, I've made some concepts a while ago:
- a display can be made that can plot horizontal line segments
- some calculating units can be chained together to calculate the intersection points between the horizontal lines of our screen a a whole lot of 2D triangles
- 3D triangles can be turned into a projection of 2D triangles using matrix math
- the 3D points of these triangles can be stored inside of a big memory unit
Everything should be able to be calculated in parallel, so it should run quite fast, but it may have a lot of latency
Survivalcraft is just awesome
Eu entendi. Mais ou menos mas entendi como foi feito. Mesmo sem entender inglês kk. Eu vou ver se consigo aprender essas coisas também.
Uma pergunta. Se você pegar na vida real e fazer esse computador com portas lógicas, ele funcionaria?
Legal
Você sabia que o TH-cam pode traduzir automaticamente qualquer vídeo em qualquer idioma, para ativá-lo, vá em legendas -> Inglês-> Tradução automática -> Português
Se isso fosse construído com portas lógicas, provavelmente funcionaria. Quando as portas lógicas são usadas na vida real, geralmente você as vê em um circuito integrado (um daqueles chips em forma de lagarta). Observe também que cada um desses circuitos integrados possui dois conectores extras para alimentação (VCC (+) e GND (-)).
Eu usei o Google Tradutor
@@SP4CEBAR legal, infelizmente no celular o recurso de tradução não está disponível para todos os vídeos, no computador está. Mas ainda assim eu consegui entender algumas coisas.
Você acha que tem alguns circuito desses que podem ser utilizados no mundo sobrevivência? Poderia fazer um projeto desses kk. Tipo computador de gerenciamento de farms, ou calculadora de blocos necessários pra fazer determinada forma geométrica tridimensional. Eu já fiz um separador de itens. Tem vídeo na minha conta do TH-cam.
Legal
no meu iPad a tradução automática está disponível, então talvez seja necessário atualizar o aplicativo do TH-cam ou seu dispositivo pode não ser compatível, o que seria lamentável
Vou ver se o TH-cam tem a opção de salvar legendas traduzidas pelo Google tradutor
O design da tela do vídeo pode ser bastante simplificado removendo as entradas de localização dos bancos de memória, para uma tela simples você não precisa de tanta memória quanto esta tela: um slot de memória é suficiente
para os cálculos, no Survivalcraft você pode facilmente adicionar números de 4 bits (0-15) ou subtraí-los ou multiplicá-los, para fazer isso para 8 bits (0-255), você precisa entender como esses processos de cálculo funcionam mas uma vez que você entende isso não é tão difícil de construir, porém para ele fica cada vez maior quanto mais bits você precisa, por exemplo um dispositivo para cálculos de 16 bits (0-65532) pode ser muito grande
Para entender como os cálculos em eletricidade funcionam, você pode analisá-lo da seguinte maneira:
32+83 = (30+2)+(80+3) = (3+8)x10 + (2+3)x1 = (1)x100 + (1+0)x10 + (5)x1 -> dígito 1 mostra 1 (que é 100), dígito 2 mostra 1 (que é 10), dígito 3 mostra 5
32x83 = (30+2)x(80+3) = (3x8)x100 + (3x3)x10 + (2x8)x10 + (2x3)x1
Agora, um grande cálculo foi dividido em vários cálculos menores, esses cálculos menores podem ser resolvidos por bancos de memória únicos com os seguintes dados neles:
0123456789ABCDEF123456789ABCDEF023456789ABCDEF013456789ABCDEF012456789ABCDEF012356789ABCDEF012346789ABCDEF012345789ABCDEF012345689ABCDEF012345679ABCDEF012345678ABCDEF0123456789BCDEF0123456789ACDEF0123456789ABDEF0123456789ABCEF0123456789ABCDF0123456789ABCDE
0000000000000000000000000000000100000000000000110000000000000111000000000000111100000000000111110000000000111111000000000111111100000000111111110000000111111111000000111111111100000111111111110000111111111111000111111111111100111111111111110111111111111111
@@SP4CEBAR interessante.
Vou fazer uma pesquisa sobre como funciona os cálculos de 8 bits e tals. Assim tentarei fazer a calculadora.
A ideia de dividir a conta em contas menores não havia passado pela minha cabeça.
Eu sempre procurava calculadora de binários com 0 e 1, consegui fazer algumas delas mas não havia conseguido um conversor de binário para decimais ainda.
Vou me aprofundar nisso. Obrigado pela ajuda 😃👍
você pode converter hexadecimal para decimal com esses dados do banco de memória:
0123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345
0000000000111111111122222222223333333333444444444455555555556666666666777777777788888888889999999999000000000011111111112222222222333333333344444444445555555555666666666677777777778888888888999999999900000000001111111111222222222233333333334444444444555555
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111122222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222222
é assim que os fios são conectados
th-cam.com/video/mfxJUFPUYeY/w-d-xo.html&feature=share?t=1153
Bro I got confused I don't know how to turn on the screen only the specifications appear :(
You should be able to type on the keyboard
@@SP4CEBAR but the specifications are not removed, do I have to delete them so that the screen is clean?
When new characters are typed, they should overwrite the previous characters (the list with specifications is the only menu)
You could try to write character the manual way (as shown in the last 5 minutes of the video)
I really don't hope there's something wrong with the version I uploaded
Yoo seeing you remove certain parts of your computer makes me anxious i thought you might forget were you should fix it
Anyways amazing video
I didn't remove anything big, I mostly just broke some wires to put stuff in between
but that's a good point: if I would've misplaced anything and shared that exact world without testing, then you all would have a screen that won't work
No joke, literally
How you copy memory banks
When you're editing a memory bank, press the "linear" button, select all data, and copy it to your device's clipboard
Do I have to do all of em , noo
my pc just crashed
no run it
nut this is cool
How unfortunate
Did your entire PC crash or just the Survivalcraft application?
Rip
we need more vids
I downloaded this map, I really liked it, I'm surprised how this can be done, even though it's 8 bits, but still it's very difficult, probably, and I'm Russian
This screen is essentially a big memory unit, except each memory cell has a little display attached to it to show a 8x6 pixel image (a character)
There's an external device which converts an 8 bit ascii code into a pixel image of a character, this character can be stored and displayed onto the screen
Wow, that must have been hard to build.
@@MSDOS93 I designed one memory cell and duplicated it 512 times using world edit (for Survivalcraft 2.1)
Maar hoe dan.
Super ziek man!
Misschien kun je proberen om survivalcraft in survivalcraft te spelen 😅.
Misschien
Ik heb nog veel te leren voordat ik 3D graphics kan maken
What Is Your Motherboard Name?
I don't know, you can probably find it if you looked for "Asus FX503VD" on a site like tweakers.net
Experience:
It felt like Text editor
Edit:when you'll upload video it's been 8 months >_
nice, that's essentially what it is at this point
probally this computer will run Windows in far future
Shouldn't be too hard to do
I downloaded the world and it crashes
That can happen: this world has an enormous amount of complexity concentrated in a small area, it takes something like two gigabytes of RAM to load!
If your device doesn't have much RAM it won't be able to load it
Even on my laptop it takes 2 minutes to load, Survivalcraft isn't made for worlds of this size
@@VeryBigFloppaCat do you mean from the PlayStore? That can't have anything to do with my world. Or do you mean the space it takes on your device? on my device the Survivalcraft app takes over a gigabyte. Or do you mean the world itself, yeah that could be its size, I didn't check it
I download and i get white bull spawner
@@malinas5208 cool, I remember when I found my first white bull
So I don't buy it
Add assembly
I haven't thought about that yet
I will comment until 300 comments milestone
Now make the arduino API in survival craft
Good idea, but I'd rather make BASIC (which has graphics)
@@SP4CEBAR i think that would be better than ino API
Graphics are good VERY *GOOD*
My realme c35 Do not play in this world cause lag or definitely crash the world such as memory bank
Give it 2 minutes, it'll be fine (probably)
@@SP4CEBAR4GB-3.5GB Ram Lag Issue
@@JamesandkentoyYT2024 I know, It lags badly when moving around, the lag can be seen all throughout the video
bro you need more attention. paying $6 for survival craft ain’t worth this amount of subs. you need M O R E
Thank you! I appreciate it
What Is You Laptop Name?
Asus FX503VD
How to get world edit?
I used the world edit android app for Survivalcraft 2.1 which I got from the (unofficial) Survivalcraft community on Discord discord.gg/ewnkV4v, if you look at the pinned messages in the #modded channel you may find some modded versions for Survivalcraft 2.3