The wire system is designed to be as compact as possible, as such there are a number of logic blocks:
| Block | Tool | Description |
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| And Block |  |
These blocks will output "true" if all their inputs are "true". Otherwise false. |
| Or Block |  |
These blocks will output "true" if any of their inputs are "true". Otherwise false |
| Not block |  |
These blocks will output the reverse of their input. So "true" -> "false", "false" -> "true" and 123 -> -123 |
| Addition/Subtraction |  |
These blocks will produce the sum of all signals into the (+) ports minus the sum of all signals into the (-) ports |
| Comparator |  |
This block will return true if all the signals going into the (▢<▢) ports are less than all the signals into all the (▢<▢) ports and all the signals going into the
(▢ = ▢) ports are equal. Will return false otherwise. |
All these blocks can be interacted with to change which port type each side is.
Blocks show their ports as follows
| Port Type | Image |
|---|---|
| Input (most blocks) | 
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| Output |  or 
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| Input for Addition | 
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| Input for Subtraction | 
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| Input's to be tested to be less that ▢<▢ and ▢ = ▢ ports | 
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| Input's to be tested to be greater than that ▢<▢ and ▢ = ▢ ports | 
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| Input's to be tested to be equal to each other and greater than that ▢<▢ and less than ▢<▢ ports | 
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If you want more complicated logic try the script block.