Shapez 2 – Transistor-Based SR Latch Blueprint

Transistor-Based SR Latch

By Mickael.

This is much more efficient than an SR latch made with logic gates, because it can store any signal that the game can generate, including numbers and shapes, while an SR latch made with NOR or NAND gates would only store a binary signal.

Because the game doesn’t have resistors, this works a bit differently than your typical SR latch:

S R I O
0 1 - null
1 0 V V
0 0 - hold

The main difference is that toggling R will reset the latch, even if S is toggled on (which is normally not allowed).

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