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Scripted Ternary Adder

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Author: victormerc

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Filesize: 32.58 kB

Date added: 2015-08-20

Rating: 5

Downloads: 638

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Comments: 5

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Made with: Algodoo v2.1.0

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I was going to save this for later, but I decided to do this now. I made this a long time ago and I have brought it back.
Ternary is the base-3 numeral system comprised of three digits: 0, 1, and 2. Similar to binary, a trit (ternary unit) contains about 1.58 bits of information.
This is pretty much scripted, and I am planning on making one that isn't scripted: a mechanical ternary adder.

Counting in ternary is as easy as 1, 2, 10! (I've been waiting for ages to use this joke).

It seems like I'm the only person on Algodoo able to create a ternary adder! Neat!
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I hate this adder because when I input 5 + 7, I got 23 when I hoped it to be 12. When I input 101 + 111 in this adder, It showed me the result was 23 but it was supposed to be 12 (1100).
When I input 101 + 111 in the adder, I got 212 which is NOT a binary number. Can you fix this binary adder please?
And it's "binary", not "ternary"
Binary has only two digits, 0 and 1. And it's a base-2 numeral system, not a base-3 numeral system
Ahyan Bin - Ternary means base 3. You aren't getting the expected output because you're assuming it is a binary adder, when it isn't. If it isn't called a binary adder, and it doesn't work like a binary adder, and nothing in the scene ever calls it a binary adder, what if (bear with me) it isn't a binary adder? Maybe ternary is an entirely different system?