Algodoo

p.s. Hope you know WHAT binary is... Using this for "bitwise" functions on my next computer.

And my idea failed, wow.

it takes a special kind of genius to make the layman understand niche computer science stuff x3

couldn't be bothered to actually click on your scene, i dont feel like it today, but judging based on the difficulty you had in only one direction, i assume this isn't done with double dabble?

i also couldn't be bothered to throw ya a link on what double dabble is, just find the computerphile video on youtube about it

And this failed at 2^31-1, wow.

(lolconv)

@UnityDogGaming04 Yes it doesn't, but I may upgrade this to use double dabble. Also, The Binary to Decimal script uses the "0b" functio(e.g. Putting in 0b0101 will result in 5)n. And, the Decimal to Binary script uses a algorithm that:
1. Divides the number by 2 ^ n (and puts it in a list) until the answer is 0.
2. Then, calculates the modulous of each of the results.
3. Reverses the order and puts all the results in a string.

modulo*