This video is going to be mostly a how to create stack commands and basically what it looks like behind the scenes inside the IC10 chip. It is going to feel more like a class teaching binary and hexadecimal, but purely because I find it much simpler to discuss what is happening behind the scenes with those number systems.
That doesnt mean you need in depth knowledge of binary or decimal to make stack commands, it is more of a tool to help you understand what is happening as you try to construct or deconstruct commands as you are bitshifting or grabbing only the information you are looking for.
I'm debating on splitting this video into 4 individual parts or just redo that final part into two separate videos using ingame values and logic. I'm not entirely sure of which direction to go... Feedback on that is welcome.
Chapters:
0:00 - Intro
1:37 - Part 1: Binary + Hexadecimal
16:44 - Part 2: IC10 commands to use
32:04 - Part 3: Building a stack command to send
41:32 - Example 2: Deconstructing a read stack command
56:14 - Outtro
