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Hi, thanks for response.
That design is the logical part of communication network - a subway. It's designed to handle station addresses and route signals within the network along with the player riding a cart. As I said before, this is designed to work within the computer game - Minecraft, if you're ...

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Well, I got the whole thing working :). I'd like to share it, take in moderation that I'm a beginner so I suppose that some of my solutions can make you lol :).
But it works and I reached my goal - there's single line between every two connected hubs and whole communication is bidirectional ...

Z is not treated as 1. In Logiccircuit Z is treated like there was no pin at all. So the 3 input "And" gate with one of the inputs set to Z is treated like 2 input gate. And 2 input pins "And" gate will be like a repeater.

Wow, thanks, I didn't get it, I think I'm just too much into those tri ...

Hi Alexander, thanks for your response. That tool looks really intimidating, I've mentioned my electronics knowledge level few times. But I'll try to handle it - I don't promise I'll do it right away (to be honest, I think that it could take few days for me to figure it out). Meanwhile, if you don't ...

Thank you for trying to figure it out :). I hope it is, as you said, "electrically possible" - I mean, I told that my knowledge about electronics is little, but it's not my design. I found it here: http://cpuville.com/three_state.htm . I can't find another source that specifies it in one single ...

Of course there is another solution, I can just put two uni-directional wires. I can share this project (but it's unfinished and I'm certain there are errors) little later (for now I don't have access to computer that I'm working on). But I really want to use bidirectional circuit for two reasons ...

Thank you for response! As I said I am aware of why I see this message - for the circuit I linked to it's because both of tri-state gates get one input from another tri-state and the second from regular input that's not buffered by another tri-state and there's a possibility that one tri-state will ...

I'm sorry if I double-posted, my previous post didn't show up and I don't know if I did something wrong or is there any system of post acceptance by moderator.

Hi,

first I must admit I have very little knowledge about electronics and logical circuits, just the basics. I try to learn a little bit ...