Aly Cerruti

This Verilog surprisingly works fine until it has to process the actual inputs and outputs which use Vectors. [SevenSegmentDisplay.zip](https://github.com/itsFrank/MinecraftHDL/files/4013913/SevenSegmentDisplay.zip)

Seems the issue is it can't do custom cells/other modules as cells.

Any news on this? I need a cross-platform bluetooth library like this.

Is there a library I should go to for cross-platform bluetooth use?

Note that this will allow one to "transparent-ify" `ID`: ```scala object definitions { opaque type ID[+A] = Int object ID { def apply[A](x: Int): ID[A] = x } given typeClass[TC[_],...

Just looking through the type trace: > ``` > [error] | ==> Encoder[Component[Any]] [error] | ==> Component[?] [error] | ==> Any [error] |

Even explicitly, a list of `Encoder`s shouldn't really be able to be generated with the old signature: ```scala def encoders(l: List[Component[?]]): List[Encoder[Component[?]]] = l.map { case _: Component[t] => val...

So after editing the userscript (full) like this: ```javascript this.tiles = [[126, 748, 9], [126, 749, 9], [126, 750, 9], [126, 751, 9], [126, 752, 9], [127, 750, 9], [128,...

So how do we configure the tiles we want to place? Can you give a code example or make a function, like `queueTile(x, y, color)`? And what is color? Is...

What colors though? Does it take closest RGB? EDIT: Also, does your fork work atm?