Logic Processor

The Logic Processor is a multi-purpose Logic Circuit unit that has variants, all related to some mathematical operation.

Math Unit

Connectors

• Top: Power
• Left: Input 1
• Right: Input 2
• Bottom: Output

Screws (options)

• Left: Input 1 Selector. Click with screwdriver to select the "left" operand
• Right: Input 2 Selector. Click with screwdriver to select the "right" operand
• Bottom: Operation Selector. Click with screwdriver to select what operation to run on the 2 inputs.

Available Operations

• Add: Adds the two inputs together. (output = i1 + i2)
• Subtract: Substract the right operand from the left one. (output: i1 - i2)
• Multiply: Multiplies the two inputs (output = i1 x i2)
• Divide: Divides the left operand by the right operand (output = i1 / i2)
• Mod: Runs the modulo function such that output = i1 % i2, where the output is the remainder of the division of the left operand by the right operand.

Unary Math Unit

Connectors

• Top: Power
• Left: Input
• Right: Output

Screws (options)

• Left: Input Selector. Click with the Screwdriver to select the input data.
• Right: Operation Selector. Click with Screwdriver to select what operation to run on the Input.

Available Operations

• Ceil: Rounds the input Up to the closest whole integer.
• Floor: Rounds the input Down to the closest whole integer.
• Abs: Ensures the input is Positive and not Negative (converts -1 to 1, -123.456 to 123.456, etc). Has not effect on positive numbers.
• Log: The natural logarithm of the input. The natural logarithm of x is the power to which e (Euler's number) would have to be raised to equal x.
• Exp: The natural exponential function of the input. e raised to the power of the input.
• Round: Rounds the input to the closest whole integer.

Min/Max Unit

Connectors

• Top: Power
• Left: Input 1
• Right: Input 2
• Bottom: Output

Screws (options)

• Bottom Left: Input 1 Selector. Click with screwdriver to select the "left" operand
• Bottom Right: Input 2 Selector. Click with screwdriver to select the "right" operand
• Bottom Center: Operation Selector. Click with screwdriver to select what operation to run on the 2 inputs.

Available Operations

• Less: Outputs 1 if the value beings passed to Input 1 is less than the value being passed to Input 2, otherwise outputs 0
• Greater: Outputs 1 if the value beings passed to Input 1 is greater than the value being passed to Input 2, otherwise outputs 0

Logic Select Unit

Connectors

• Top: Power and Selector Input
• Left: Input 1
• Right: Input 2
• Bottom: Output

Screws (options)

• Top: Selector Input. Use Screwdriver to select what input is used to flip the selection. This should usually be a unit that outputs a true/false value (0 for false, 1 for true), such as a Logic Compare unit.
• Bottom Left: Input 1 Selector. Use Screwdriver to select what value to use when the Selector Input value is 0 (false).
• Bottom Right: Input 2 Selector. Use Screwdriver to select what value to use when the Selector Input value is 1 (true).

Compare Unit

Connectors

• Top: Power
• Left: Input 1
• Right: Input 2
• Bottom: Output

Screws (options)

• Bottom Left: Input 1 Selector. Click with screwdriver to select the "left" operand
• Bottom Right: Input 2 Selector. Click with screwdriver to select the "right" operand
• Bottom Center: Operation Selector. Click with screwdriver to select what operation to run on the 2 inputs.

Available Operations

Note: This is a floating point comparison and is very precise!

• Equals: Outputs 1 (true) if Input 1 is exactly equal to Input 2, otherwise outputs 0 (false).
• NotEquals: Outputs 1 (true) if Input 1 has a different value than Input 2, otherwise outputs 0 (false).
• Greater: Outputs 1 (true) if Input 1 is greater than Input 2, otherwise outputs 0 (false).
• Lesser: Outputs 1 (true) if Input 1 is smaller/lesser than Input 2, otherwise outputs 0 (false).