#Weather Display
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How dose this work?
What part in particular?
Probably, however I'm not used to oakland's logic, I normally use binary logic in other simulators.
By the looks of it each number interface stored the corresponding signal the weather sensor gives when the correct weather is detected. They're linked into 1 and gate each, and when they have the same signal the and gate power wires that's connected to the corresponding segment displays
yes
This is probably still the most efficient way to do it within Oaklands wiring I think
The switch and 4 relays are to boost the signal, otherwise the segment display would have a very weak light
For the time being, maybe? 
I also made RAM a while back, or rather, just a single 4-bit Register, I hope they expand the logic systems at some point, it's quite fun :)
Ooh
If you are concerned about the displays, all the inputs work like OR gates.
Which... Doesn't make sense in a traditional sense, especially because the signal would travel backwards into the other relays and short circuit the entire thing, but that's just overcomplicating the issue by a mile and a half.
Also, once I figure out how to do it with binary logic, I'll attempt to make a 3D renderer
It'll either display a shape you make yourself using coordinates,
Like every thing
Hmmm
Well you can consider these four to be addresses
They are all connected to their own respective AND gate,
Like how did u get the letters
That's what all of these wires are, they are just connected to each segment you need to write a certain letter,
Hold up, I'm getting another segment so I can show you a less... Less messy version 
Ok
So here's a regular 14-Segment display and its backside,
It has 16 inputs and 1 output, although we only have to care about 14 of them
15 if you want colour
And in that case, this is the colour input
But as you can see, all the segments have their own inputs,
To write any letter, you just have to attach wires to the segments needed for it,
Of course, you have to write it backwards as it'll be mirrored
Let's say, I'd write... S
I'd attach wires like this
And these are the segments I attached wires to
Hope this helps :)