Wasn't sure where or if I can get some TIS-3D help on these forums?? I'm pretty new to actually working with binary and hex and could use some help understanding the Bundled redstone modules
specification. From what I gather the high byte is the channel to write to and the low byte is the value to be written. The exception being writing 0xFF as the high byte for setting the 'active' channel and the low byte being the channel to set. So... Ill try to describe my issue.
stack - exec
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bRedstone
(stack on the left, exec module right of stack, bundled rs below exec module)
#CODE
MOV 0xFF00, DOWN
MOV DOWN, LEFT
JRO 0 #HALT FOR INSPECTION OF STACK
All I see is a zero.. Mind you, I have a bundled cable leading to the module and an active lever on a white wire on said bundle..
I guess Im expecting a read of the white wire, hence the mov 0xFF00 setting the active channel to white(00). I expect to see something like either and 'F' or '255' or maybe a '0xFF' as in '0x00FF' or 255..
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Wasn't sure where or if I can get some TIS-3D help on these forums?? I'm pretty new to actually working with binary and hex and could use some help understanding the Bundled redstone modules
specification. From what I gather the high byte is the channel to write to and the low byte is the value to be written. The exception being writing 0xFF as the high byte for setting the 'active' channel and the low byte being the channel to set. So... Ill try to describe my issue.
stack - exec
|
bRedstone
(stack on the left, exec module right of stack, bundled rs below exec module)
#CODE
MOV 0xFF00, DOWN
MOV DOWN, LEFT
JRO 0 #HALT FOR INSPECTION OF STACK
All I see is a zero.. Mind you, I have a bundled cable leading to the module and an active lever on a white wire on said bundle..
I guess Im expecting a read of the white wire, hence the mov 0xFF00 setting the active channel to white(00). I expect to see something like either and 'F' or '255' or maybe a '0xFF' as in '0x00FF' or 255..
What gives? Thanks in advance
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