VMbitCodeTerminal

🖥️ VM-Mod: 8-Bit Computing in Minecraft

VM-Mod brings the power of low-level computing and retro-style programming into your Minecraft world. Whether you're a redstone engineer or a coding enthusiast, this mod allows you to build, program, and operate a fully functional 8-bit virtual machine.

🚀 Key Features

Custom CPU Block: The brain of your system. A dedicated block designed to execute 8-bit instructions.

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Integrated Assembler: No external tools needed! Write your code using the built-in assembler system directly inside the game.

Retro Terminal GUI: A sleek, 400x400 terminal-style interface with a classic green-on-black aesthetic for an immersive "hacker" experience.

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Floppy Disk Storage: Save your programs, BIOS, or data to physical Floppy Disk items and share them with other players.

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Network Synchronization: Fully optimized for multiplayer, ensuring your CPU's state and screen stay synced across the server.

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Craft & Place: Craft the CPU Block and place it in your world.

Access the Terminal: Right-click the block to open the custom 400x400 Terminal GUI.

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Program: Use the integrated Assembler to write your logic.

Execute: Run your programs and watch your 8-bit machine come to life!

📜 Example Programs

To help you get started with the VM8Bit architecture, here are a few example scripts you can copy and paste directly into the Source Editor:

1. Printing a Name (ALPHA)

This program demonstrates how to load ASCII characters into registers and output them to the terminal.

Kod snippet'i ; VMbitCodeTerminal - Name Print Example ; Developer: Alpha Records

start: MOV R0, #'A' ; Load 'A' into Register 0 OUT #0, R0 ; Send to Terminal output

MOV R0, #'L' ; Load 'L' into Register 0 OUT #0, R0 ; Send to Terminal output

MOV R0, #'P' ; Load 'P' into Register 0 OUT #0, R0 ; Send to Terminal output

MOV R0, #'H' ; Load 'H' into Register 0 OUT #0, R0 ; Send to Terminal output

MOV R0, #'A' ; Load 'A' into Register 0 OUT #0, R0 ; Send to Terminal output

MOV R0, #10 ; Load Newline character OUT #0, R0 ; Create a new line in terminal

HLT ; Halt the CPU

1. Simple Counter Sequence

A sequence demonstrating how to output numeric ASCII characters (1, 2, 3) manually.

Kod snippet'i ; VMbitCodeTerminal - Counter Sequence ; Displays 1, 2, 3 on the terminal screen

MOV R0, #49 ; ASCII for '1' [cite: 10] OUT #0, R0 ; Output to terminal

MOV R0, #50 ; ASCII for '2' [cite: 10] OUT #0, R0 ; Output to terminal

MOV R0, #51 ; ASCII for '3' [cite: 10] OUT #0, R0 ; Output to terminal

HLT ; Stop execution 📩 Contact & Support

If you encounter any bugs, have suggestions for new instructions, or want to collaborate, feel free to reach out:

Developer: homercake(Alpha Records)

Email: tayse3224@gmail.com