Uploaded January 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
We're back after a hiatus with our StarMade Masterclass. In the last episode we covered the delay block where we could delay signals. In this episode we look at storing signal values with memory circuits. There's two types of memory circuits we'll be looking at, the Flip-Flop and the RS-Nor Latch. We look at how they react to signals and how we can change their values.
StarMade Masterclass is where you'll learn the nuts and bolts of how things actually work, but not only that, you'll more importantly learn why. We won't be in-game for this series, for the more practical applications follow the StarMade Logic Tutorial series I put together, but here at the Masterclass you will learn all about why these logic circuits do what they do, and how by learning the theory behind the blocks, you can start to build your own circuits too.
As always, if you have any questions about what's covered in this episode then leave a comment and if it's a simple answer I'll just reply back, otherwise watch the next episode for a more detailed answer at the end of the video.
If there's anything you want to see covered in the Masterclass then don't hesitate to leave a comment either.
We're back after a hiatus with our StarMade Masterclass. In the last episode we covered the delay block where we could delay signals. In this episode we look at storing signal values with memory circuits. There's two types of memory circuits we'll be looking at, the Flip-Flop and the RS-Nor Latch. We look at how they react to signals and how we can change their values.
StarMade Masterclass is where you'll learn the nuts and bolts of how things actually work, but not only that, you'll more importantly learn why. We won't be in-game for this series, for the more practical applications follow the StarMade Logic Tutorial series I put together, but here at the Masterclass you will learn all about why these logic circuits do what they do, and how by learning the theory behind the blocks, you can start to build your own circuits too.
As always, if you have any questions about what's covered in this episode then leave a comment and if it's a simple answer I'll just reply back, otherwise watch the next episode for a more detailed answer at the end of the video.
If there's anything you want to see covered in the Masterclass then don't hesitate to leave a comment either.
