#6-Way MUX with 0/- bit
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The lower six bits seem to work as a 1-hot mux, so I don't think the three MUXes or any of the ANDs and ORs in the middle are necessary.
Yeah, was I thinking the same thing,
just wire each input to a input of a separate switch & be done.
As in, if I understand your wiring correctly, you're currently doing
000010 => first input
000011 => second input
001000 => third input
001100 => fourth input
100000 => fifth input
110000 => sixth input
... But you could just as easily do 000001, 000010, 000100, ... and then have each bit control one switch corresponding to one input
That leaves the 7th bit, and I don't understand your description of it doing "not" or what it's doing in the actual circuit
Thanks for the tips I guess.. I mean I get tryin to help but I wasn't really asking. I was just trying to show off something I made and yall picked it apart. I don't know if you read but I'm new... Its hard to explain what I'm doing when I have no knoweledge of binary, its systems, or what the hell Im doing. I did a thing and it worked I was happy with it. I'm not tryin to be a jerk here but lord man. I was just showing off a thing I made.
And to the 101010 bit, have no idea what any of that is. I'm quite literally throwing wires and gates together and if they work they work. The AND's and OR's were to prevent two switches from being on at the same time and to control which MUX was on. I just feel a bit disheartened that something I made I thought was kinda neat was instantly crapped on by 3 different people. I would understand if I put it in the help channel but I was just showing something off :( I guess I'll just wait until I can design a 3D-rendering GPU that can run DOOM before I can show and tell :P
I suggest not taking messages sent here to yourself.
Nobody here said "hehe stupid design it's soooo bad" - people have suggested potential improvements.
You can take them or not, your call.
The goal for many people on this server is to learn from each other and suggestions from other people are not done to be malicious.
Please take that into consideration
That said, you can check out #1333015383531192390 and see how people have torn apart the GPU campaign I made. But it's not done maliciously - every comment is new knowledge, new potential for growth.
But still, a reminder at a few of the experienced members ( @storm vine , @dense berry in this thread):
Please don't give unsolicited advice, especially in #1250072333830328340 and #1261310911428427806 . Ask if they want to have a bit of advice if you can't help yourself
It wasn't advice. It was me asking what the circuit was about
Please reread your messages - they are very clearly not just questions about what the circuit is currently doing. They also make assumption about what it should do and then suggestions for how to do this same thing cheaper
Now read the last thing I wrote
Sorry, it still reads like unsolicited advice. I want to remind you that what you said clearly hurt someone else in some way - please think about that.