8 Bit Switch
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| Width | 8 |
|---|---|
| Type | 8bit |
| Unlocked by | Bit Switch |
The 8-bit switch is a device that can enable or disable the output, similar to the 1-bit switch. It has a 1 byte input, 1 byte output, and a bit toggle switch. When the bit toggle switch is 1 or 
, it outputs the input. When the bit toggle is 0 or 
, the output is disabled. Because the output is fully disabled, this mean you can connect multiple outputs onto the same wire without causing a short circuit, provided that at most 1 distinct value is output.
TODO: Clarify. with some examples.
Switches (or disabled outputs of any kind) do not help with circular dependencies.
Other sizes
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| Width | 16 |
|---|---|
| Type | 16bit |
| Unlocked by | Sandbox |
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| Width | 32 |
|---|---|
| Type | 32bit |
| Unlocked by | Sandbox |
| |
| Width | 64 |
|---|---|
| Type | 64bit |
| Unlocked by | Sandbox |
16 Bit
Similar to the 8 bit version but with 16 bit inputs and outputs.
32 Bit
Similar to the 8 bit version but with 32 bit inputs and outputs.
64 Bit
Similar to the 8 bit version but with 64 bit inputs and outputs.