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Since we have a new Blog feature now, I figured I'd start it off with a bang. My current project is the Library of Switches, which I got up and running before the beta ended. It's still up, and I have no plans to remove it, so if you're interested you might want to take a gander. I've been updating it as much as possible, but obviously I run into other things that call my attention. Here's what I've got so far(which you can collect to use yourself if you'd like):

One Use Switch
Once this switch

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Some folks have been intrigued by my last blog using pistons for logic, but would rather use wobble bolts.

At first I dismissed the thought - after all I've been using pistons since day one, why change my habits now? But like any good engineer, I can't help but dabble in things that I probably shouldn't.

We won't go into my failed attempts to revive a dead relative (didn't go quite... as planned) - but let's skip that little item and move on.

A Way of ...

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Welcome to the Wonderful World of Wenches!

Indeed, what better way to kick off the logic blog than with a basic overview of my favouritest thing in the (littleBig) World: wenches!! Yes, as many of you know, the vast majority of the logic I use involves a winch somewhere in it, so it seems the best place to start is with a rundown of basic winch techniques.

Now I know I said I wasn’t planning on doing a “here are some generic switches” type approach, but as ...

Waste Not, Want Not:
Resource Sharing for Thermofficiency!

- Part 2 -

1. Input Sharing

This week is going to be all about shared inputs in logic networks. It's a really useful technique and has the potential to save a fair bit of thermo in the right circumstances. The idea is that often a signal in a logic network will input to multiple devices. In this case, it can be beneficial to construct our logic in such a way that we ...