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VladimirFokow

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A member registered May 24, 2021

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Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments · Replied to CommanderRedstone in Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments

VladimirFokow2 years ago

https://itch.io/post/3020134

The answer is here

Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments · Replied to FatRatWasMad in Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments

VladimirFokow2 years ago

And on the MacOS in:

~/Library/Application Support/com.SebastianLague.DigitalLogicSim/SaveData

Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments · Replied to RDevGames in Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments

VladimirFokow2 years ago (2 edits)

On a Mac: Go to (open Finder, then press ⌘+⇧+G)

~/Library/Application Support/com.SebastianLague.DigitalLogicSim

All your projects will be in the SaveData folder, so you can delete them manually.

Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments · Posted in Digital Logic Sim (old version) comments

VladimirFokow2 years ago (8 edits)

Sometimes a bug can happen on a mac when it becomes impossible to add, select any chips or to create any wires, or to create any inputs/outputs.

If this bug happens to you and you don't want to exit and lose all your progress, the solution I've found is to click on one of the existing input/output rectangles (as if you want to rename it), and then everything works fine again.

Sometimes it is also impossible to click on these rectangles on one side. Then usually it is still possible to click on them on the other side. So to be protected from this bug, the first thing you should do when creating a new circuit is to add at least one input and one output to it.