Redstone Arithmetic - A Minecraft Calculator

JonDaFun
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Published 2021-05-26
This is a 12 bit calculator made completely from redstone in Minecraft! This project took me just over 5 months to finish. This video shows off the calculator but I'd like to point out that normally it is faster. I had shaders and my editing software open, slowing my computer down. I hope you enjoy!

World Download:
www.mediafire.com/file/y5sr4b6v4lelbu0/JonDaFun%25…

Music By:
youtube.com/c/MokkaMusic

Short Overview of How it Works:
The button panel's output is converted into BCD. This output is split into two branches, determined by the button for top or bottom. From here both top and bottom outputs are bussed to the top two lines on the display. These lines are also both inputted into a BCD to Binary conversion. The outputs from that are inputted into the different modules; addition/subtraction, multiplication, and division. The outputs are these are controlled by the 'operations panel'. The outputs are then converted from Binary to BCD then converted to a 7-segment display.
All Comments (5)
  • @mattbatwings
    Great video and calculator! I’m surprised to hear 12-bit, because I thought 0-999 could be handled with only 10-bits, but oh well. At the end you asked if there’s anything that could make it faster I believe, and by the looks of it from the flying around the outside I think there are a few parts that could be sped by using designs that use loops. I’d love for you to join my discord if you’re interested, the link is under any of my videos. I could show you some of those designs there. You’ve got talent!
  • @hrissaspogs3297
    What you and mattbatwings is something remarkable And straight up breathtaking
  • @kevinadamcruz4096
    the calculator would be much very bigger if you were to add a decimal button there. (or more buttons)