Sebastian hasn't updated Digital Logic Sim for a long time. So it's up to us, the community, to do mods. And I want you to write any improvements or mods you want in this topic. And if you're already a modder, please make mods in this topic. For me I want transistors, 16-Bit Inputs and optimization modes with auto calculates the clock ticks.
I don't think he will make a big update (at last we waited years for it). In my opinion he's making a new video (Maybe Digital Logic Sim video maybe not). This is his biggest project and all of one person developers make big updates in many years. (For example: Sebastian Lague (Digital Logic Sim), Lukasz Jakowski (Age of History 3), ...)
Suggestions:
for the 7-segment display, it would be nice if you add in a sign like v1. (Decimal point will also be helpful)
Maybe add in a 14-seg display with sign and decimal
In the chip customization feature, please add option for text to clear up things when using the chip.
Add 16-bit i/o and merge/split and bus since more and more people are building bigger chips. an idea Ive had is to automatically create chips for whatever n-bit i/o/merge/split/bus we can request in the app?
Add tabs so that users can switch between unsaved work.
Export it to the web ??
Some ideas I've had:
For #1, if you want to add a custom icon that looks like a chipset or diagram or logic gate. Basically, import a image and use that as opposed to the built in squares. And a toggle for the border.
For labels, I'll have to try out right clicking, but I meant like labelling the visuals of a circuit similar to labelling pins, but putting it on the component so it is visible when other components use it. Similar to how real chipset diagrams might have labels for the i/o or just other custom information, separate from the chips given name
I'll absolutely check out the community version. Sounds great.
There are two types of transistors: NPN and PNP. NPN is look like And gate but they aren't the same thing. The transistor is more like 3-state buffers but also they aren't same. Because they have common things but you have to add a resistor. So differents between 3-state buffers and transistors are one of it is a logical thing and other one is a real component and some technical things (voltage and other things). But for PNP it's a PNP transistor and not gate but also they aren't same thing with NAND gate.
