A Minecraft in-game computer (Sorta)

[Unicorn]

But can it run Crysis?

Yes, of course. Why wouldn't it be able to?

[xlibman]

Does it require a quantum computer as Minecraft server?
Edit internet went down while i posted

[xMarminq_]

I'm so glad I got all the rewiring done, as doing the old wiring the whole way would lead me to discontinue the project 

[xMarminq_]

Hello! I've made some progress with my thing! I ran into some problems (shown in first pic) but fixed by relog. Here's the progress, all in three days time   

[xMarminq_]

Here's the other screenshot, was too big for post. It is a beautiful rainbow 

[xlibman]

Looks nice. Does it work as you wish so far?

[xMarminq_]

I was so glad it fixed when I reloged 
Yes, I am glad

[xlibman]

Nice. By the way, does the computer support multiple images yet or would that be impossible to do? I also am curious about how many could be supported if that's the case.

[xMarminq_]

All the colored/coloured clay represents an individual image, capacity of 8, it is possible.

[xMarminq_]

Progress, one image wiring left!

[xlibman]

Awesome job. That makes me wish cross-play was available between mobile and desktop servers (or at least on CodeWalrus server and that this was there) so that I could try it

Also this is getting big .

[xMarminq_]

There's always windows 10 edition

[xlibman]

Yeah but I mean, isn't it impossible to join a mobile server from a Windows 7/10 computer and vice-versa? For example, we cannot play Overwatch online vs Xbox One players with the PC version.

[WholeWheatBagels]

MC: Win10 is basically a port of Pocket Edition, not a remake of the PC version.

 As such, mobile and Win10 can cross play. PE/Win10 cannot play with PC.

[c4ooo]

With command blocks, something like x86 would be a piece of cake to make. I wonder if there is any interest in a x86 CPU in Minecraft 

do it
no balls
 


that would be pretty cool to see, in all seriousness.

Sorry to necrapost >_> but one of the problems with doign this is the fact that it would only run at 20 cycles per second, which is 3 orders of magnitude slower then even the z80