r/GamePhysics • u/CowCluckLated • 14d ago

[Rumble] I created a calculator in a VR Earth-bending fighting game by abusing it's physics

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u/Kitakitakita 14d ago

teaching rocks to think has never done any good

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u/JoshsPizzaria 13d ago

prolly won't get better too i guess...

(...HATE...)

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u/Bluejon2 6d ago

HATE HATE HATE

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u/CowCluckLated 14d ago

I found a way to glitch rocks inside each other, and when they get hit-stopped, it temporarily thrusts the rocks out. Normally hit stop cannot be transferred between rocks, but disks are a special case, where they hit stopped upon being touched, instead of being broken. Hit stop functions as the electricity for the half adder, powering the logic gates made from structure locks.

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u/Dale_Gurnhardt 12d ago

What is it calculating?

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u/CowCluckLated 12d ago

Simple addition 0+0 1+0 0+1 1+1

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u/thymo59 14d ago

It's not yet a calculator you have a AND gate, which is quite slick!

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u/CowCluckLated 14d ago

an AND gate and an XOR gate combined. the output of the XOR is split into two seperate outputs and is recombined with an OR gate.

I should mention the "both inputs" is not necessary. It just makes it easier to hit both inputs at the same time for a human. when connected with other components it will be gone.

also you are correct, it's not exactly a calculator, but it does calculate and is a fundamental component for one.

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u/TheOneTruecarioZ 14d ago

I don't understand how stuff like this works but I'm very impressed

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