#is there a chip that outputs if 1 out of 2 bools are true?
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Did a quick google search, xor would do what you want to do, but I’m not sure if it’s in the pallete.
wouldn't it be or?
@fossil lantern equals running into a not chip
the two inputsvare the bools
Oh yeah then nor
but they want it to output true if either or is true, but not it both are true, so Xor? (OR both inputs, NAND both inputs, AND OR and NAND is result)
ah ye, thats a good chip saver. But at least now they'll know the real way. But since this is a game, they should take advantage of the equals not
well the "real way" is stupid 😡
jk
Bruh you can use the first bool wire it to AND and wire the second bool to NOT and then wire to the AND
Nor
they're asking for a xor, which is equals not 
maybe they are
0 0 = 0
1 0 = 1
0 1 = 1
1 1 = 0
this is xor
0 0 = 1
1 0 = 0
0 1 = 0
1 1 = 0
this is nor
oh thats best done with 3 If Value chips
why dont we have Xor and Xnor lol
we're just nerds lol
why though 🤔 wouldn't an equals -> not be wayyy better?
Maybe
The pro of using If Value is that they can act like any logic chip
The reason they are so good is because they dont calculate ports they dont need to
Thats why you cant say {Is Valid AND Has Tag} for example, but you can say {If Is Valid, Output {If Has Tag}, Else Output False}
"Less or more"
It either uses the same amount or less than logic chips
