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or simply use it from the itchi.io application itself... way easier, no issues, faster, etc  

that isnt in the released version... its in the community modded version.

there is already a "key" chip that you can keybind to any number or letter on your keyboard

my 1024x1024 pixel display displaying my 256x256pixel image 16 times  i wanted to test the speed before going for an actual 1024x1024 pixel image . this takes about 1.5-2.5 hour to render.... 

if you have multiple displays and don't know which is which on the customize screen, you can label the displays in the chip and they'll be labeled the same way on the customize screen.

when you save and name the chip, click customize,  you can then place whatever displays are inside the chip onto it as well as resize the chip or displays themselves   

I love the roms... i use them for almost everything when i can. one issue though, is manually typing all the values for code or copy and pasting into each rom, which can take forever if you have hundreds of roms.... if i was able to somehow have a file that i can automatically import into the rom, that would save a ton of time  im not sure if its possible...

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Thank you!

I was able to show a full 64x64 image (from google)!!! 

i have MacOS  and simply downloaded it from itch.io and had no problems. i never have to redownload it when updating or anything.

the address input selects the pixel, the color inputs (red green and blue, all 4 but inputs) selects the color of the pixel (1111 red, 1111 blue, 1111 green make white pixels), the rest input resets the display, refresh refreshes the display and clock is obviously for the clock. the rgb display also has 3 outputs, one for each color, which makes it so when a pixel address is selected, it'll output whatever color that pixel is. the thing about this display is that you can only modify one pixel at a time, instead of multiple at once like the seven segment display.

having multiple buzzers go off at once with different notes, im able to create chord sounds!

Still working on timings and some skipped or repeated notes  

I Made a working Piano with the new Buzzer!

when viewing inside chips, the user should be able to then see inside roms. right now, you have to go into and open the chip to see whats inside a rom chip... if im viewing inside a chip and want to see whats in the rom thats inside it, i should be able to do so by viewing it  

various size roms. right now there is only the 256-16bit rom, having a 256-8 bit rom, 64-8 bit rom, 128-16 bit rom, etc would be great. even if its simply an option the user chooses when first placing the rom chip. having larger roms would be great too but i have no idea how that would work, or if it would  but having a 512-16 bit rom, 1024-16 bit rom, etc would be cool. 

thank you! I dont know why i didnt think of that already, my LEDs were JANKY  

Im still working on fixing the timings, sometimes will oduble type letters. also, some letters need fixed for the display.

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im actually working on a keyboard right now! theres just a lot more input values with 26 letters than there is for 0-9 numbers so it'll take a while.

I think having the ability to add text when editing a chip would be great. for example, if my chip has several 7 segment displays, when editing the chip i should be able to add text so when i later use the chip, the displays are ;labels as whatever they are used for, data, address, program, etc  

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