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Digital Logic Sim

​A minimalistic digital logic simulator · By Sebastian Lague

Ability to export projects for backups and/or sharing with other people?

A topic by Nadelio created Apr 19, 2025 Views: 287 Replies: 9
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Hiya! I've been loving this simulator ever since I watched your first video on it, and with your newest video, I've started building some more complex thing (like the memory modules you built). Now, I downloaded version 2.0.3 I think, and I want to upgrade to the newest version as of right now (2.1.3?), but I don't want to have to redo all of my work in my projects. Is there anyway to save my data to be moved forward with updates? If not, could you please add the ability to do so? I'd love to be able to share my projects with my other friends or collaborate with multiple people on a singular project.

Why would you need to remake it in the new version, can’t you just download the new version and run it since it doesn’t store the projects in the downloaded directory.

Saves are backwards compatible within the same Major version (a save from v2.x.x will work in any future v2.x.x versions of the game)

Good to know! I was super worried my files would be overwritten if I updated the game.

Developer

Hi, as others have said, upgrading won’t lose your 2.x.x projects. There’s currently no builtin support for sharing/collaborating with friends, but if you press ctrl+shift+alt+o in the program it will open the location where the save files are stored. Each project is its own folder, so you could send a project folder to a friend if you want (or even set up a git repo in there I suppose if you want to collaborate more easily). Note that while sharing projects should be reasonably straightforward, sharing individual chips  is more complex as they may have dependencies on other chips, and also need to be referenced correctly in the project settings file. Hope that info helps!

That does help a lot! Thanks!

how would you do this on mac? how do i see my projects so i can add or copy the folders for import or export? i cant find them anywhere XD

Developer

Paths on mac are messed up currently! You can find info here: https://github.com/SebLague/Digital-Logic-Sim/issues/399

How do most people make a cpu

I would start here: