Stationeers tutorial - Easy introduction to MIPS IC10, E3: Logic Motherboard vs IC10 vs Logic Chips

So ... the Logic Motherboard (Not to be confused with the IC programming motherboard). It's a half-implemented fickle annoying thing. A bunch of Logic chips or, of course much better, just a convenient MIPS IC10 chip, are much much better.

TL;DW: The only winning move is not to play

After realizing this in the video, I do the same thing with MIPS. And then, as a bonus, again with just Logic chips. What we're doing: An indoor Arc Furnace box needs to automatically smelt, and it needs to automatically be vented.

*** denotes important stuff.

00:00 - Intro / The question that was posed by a commenter
01:02 - Creating a state in the Logic Motherboard
02:56 - The box gas and where it will go / adding Condition&Action
04:36 - But the vent also needs to stop when pressure is zero
06:54 - Little mistake, but the LMB is still the problem here
08:10 - *** How to overcome some of the LMB's ineptness (SUCCESS!)
10:59 - But how to also turn the furnace on automatically?
13:30 - *** You would need an extra running computer each time!
15:48 - Let's do this whole thing in MIPS IC10 assembly instead!
19:54 - (Little fumble with the vent name, but otherwise true.)
21:50 - Let's shorten the code by using ReferenceIds instead
27:10 - *** Works still - and the code is REALLY short now
27:52 - Bit TOO short, so lets add names for the devices ("define")
30:03 - Now let's do it all over again - with Logic chips!
37:44 - *** Okay, now it smelts upon insertion
38:43 - An ingenious idea emergeth ... (prints Daylight Sensor)
42:33 - *** It worketheth! :D
44:14 - Adding the chips for pumping out the gas
49:42 - *** Works too!
51:35 - In conclusion ... and goodbye

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