Wired Logic
Wired Logic is a pixel based logic simulator built with Go. It scans the image, converts it into a collection of wires, power sources and transistors and runs a simulation on them as long as the state of the simulation does not recur. Then it renders the simulation into the animated gif image.
THE RULES:
- Wires are all pixels of the color from index 1 to 7 within the palette.
- A 2x2 pixel square within a wire will make the wire a power source.
- Wires can cross each other by poking a hole in the middle of their crossing.
- A transistor gets created by drawing an arbitrarily rotated T-shape and, you guessed it, poking a hole in the middle of their crossing. If a transistor's base gets charged it will stop current from flowing. If not, current will flow but gets reduced by one.
