BareMetal Logic

BareMetal Logic is a sandbox pixel-based digital logic simulator that is designed to be as true-to-life as possible whilst circumventing the oddities of real semiconductor development. Build, program, debug, and simulate anything from simple transistor circuits to early x86 computers at millions of TPS!

Super work-in-progress game about digital logic.

Some current features include

• Pixel-based wire drawing + erase tools
  
• Live 3D voxel view of the multi-layer circuit
  
• Real-time simulation with speed (TPS) controls 
  
• Minimap (manual refresh or live updates)
• Copy / cut / paste with a live “ghost” preview
• Multi-layer editing for complex circuits
• Branching history timeline with jump-to-node, undo/redo, play/rewind controls, and dead-branch visualization
• Major performance improvements for huge TPS runtime speeds
  

Features to be implemented in the near-feature

• Bus tool for easier bus-line routing, and other blueprinting tools
• A chip-blueprint library and chip-optimization routine for uber-fast circuits
• Import Verilog and convert into circuits
• Assembly editor + assembly memory support
• Time-control / signal playback dock for propagation debugging
• Wire probing + waveform/clock-diagram view
• More realistic wire behavior options (delay/charge/current flow) + metastability visualization (readable, colored wires)
• Pixel palette for backgrounds and labels as separate color
• Multi-colored wires (shared lightening formula)