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Hi Matthew, Thanks for pointing this up. The repository has moved to: https://dev.azure.com/evglep/_git/LogicCircuit The bit bucket is ending mercurial support so it's appears as moving to git is the best option. The whole history should be preserved in git. I'll update the link on the web site late...

First of all please read help page at: https://logiccircuit.org/help.html
There is no visual elements on this circuit so the check box is disabled.

Please read help at: https://logiccircuit.org/help.html

You need to use tri-state buffer on your outputs

It's same way you design it in real life. You can start from reading this article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flip-flop ... _flip-flop

Hi,
Please read the help pages at: https://logiccircuit.org/help.html

You can build the advanced components yourself or import them from existing projects. You can get some in the sample projects you can download on the download page or search through this forum.

Hi Peter,
Please read about 7-segment indicators: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven-segment_display
In the logic circuit program it has pretty standard pin layout. You can build a test circuit to figure out inputs. Hope this helps,
Eugene

The bug should be fixed now

That should be fixed now

Hi, This is what I'd expect from this circuit in the real life. So the program just simulates it. Usually all flip-flops have asynchronous reset or/and set inputs to set them in the initial state after power is on. You can use some hacks to detect the power on moments and reset you circuits. Please ...