Making a Working Computer in Poly Bridge 3

This was painful, but somehow not that laggy.

[ReidCaptain]

Sorry for the delay in content, I just needed a bit of a break. I'm hoping to have a video out once a week from now on but I may still miss here and there. My goal is to try to make some more involved projects that I've had on my backburner for a while, so there should be some good stuff on the way.

[BorretSquare]

I can finally not have to open another tab to figure out what 2+2 is

[austinestep]

Surprisingly this is actually a really elegant explanation of logic gates, I don’t know if that was the plan but well done.

[bluesillybeard]

I was expecting nothing more than an adder. But we got an entire summation machine!

[corb]

Those are some of the strongest logic gates Ive ever seen

[jozimastar]

He is gonna be a successful redstone master if he try

[haniyasu]

Came expecting just an adder circuit, but I'm genuinely impressed with the registers and bus. Kinda crazy this was possible without it blowing up or the game lagging to unplayableness

[egrimark]

Nice. Now make a bridge in Microsoft word.

[FernTheRobot]

Achievement Unlocked: Turing Complete!

Seriously tho, the whole video is impressiveness one after another. from bits to gates to adders to RAMs to programs to outputs. Inaccuracies are the bane of any mechanical computer yet you conquered it all. I especially love the "wheels on wheels" output method. It reminds me of those fourier transform video demonstration and how elegant it is mathematically. It's basically a branch of a binary tree! Visualized!
Needless to say, you mechanical knowledge is incomparable

[Bobbias]

It's interesting to see what your logic gate mechanisms look like. I don't know enough about mechanical linkages to say much on them in that context, but coming from an electrical engineering/programming background myself, I'd always wondered what sort of mechanisms would be involved in creating logic gates in polybridge.

[TannerJ]

I love how many random games are Turing complete

[SlicedHackedAndGrinded]

The great part about computer builds in sandbox games is that while they are limited by part count performance, simulated mechanical delay, or delay in the code, they can be built in basically any sandbox game with moving parts because logic gates themselves are simple.

[Iasagna_enjoyer]

hes gonna do quantam physics next in poly bridge 3 next, i know it

[KaedennYT]

12:10 You've made a logic gate called a "buffer", which is logically the same thing as two inverters one after the other. This is used to ensure the signal is either 0 or 1 and not something in between.

[calvingarbacik]

This should be useful for my exam in 13 minutes, thanks!

[alexsgarbagehut]

We are making minecraft inside of minecraft, a roblox player inside of a roblox game, now a computer inside of poly bridge (a physical game engine), A COMPUTER WITH A GAME INSIDE OF TERRARIA, AI THAT CAN CREATE AN AI, WHAT FURTHER? ALTERNATIVE REALITY?

[SellusionStar]

I love the error correction compliant mechanism. Like a mechanical amplifier!

[lagos]

This is fantastic. You went way further with this than I thought was possible. I have shared this with everyone I know, amazing work.

[RandmGypsy]

Never would imagine that i would ever watch someone programming in a computer inside poly bridge, but fair enough, here i am fully enjoying it.

[Jelly_beens]

"Making the entire biology of all organisms known in the history of existence in poly bridge 2" is this madlads regular Saturday. Not to mention " Making a working solar system in besiege"