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I am not sure if this would be possible or has been addressed, but it would be very useful if you could make subcircuits in irregular shapes other than rectangles. for instance, a circuit in the shape of a 'U' could be used as a socket for changeable subcircuits, like if you have many different versions of a data storage unit and want to be able to easily swap them. Or, it could be used to, for...

My string CPU used to run very smoothly in the simulator. However, after the comments section was re-enabled, every time the string CPU would run, it keeps making the simulator say that it has entered an "error state", preventing the CPU from running. This is also the case for the RGB led matrix controller (not public) when loading pictures into it or shifting the pictures around. I haven't edi...

make it so that buttons can be triggered from under LED RGB matrixes, so that you can click on a part of the matrix and trigger something

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i think I did some construction that broke CV and now my circuits are glitched (some of them don't appear in the different subcircuit tabs) and I can't interact with the project elements anymore

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Is there any way of changing the standard font used in CircuitVerse for text annotations? I'm planning on writing annotations such as hand-performed binary additions or truth tables, which are hard to align and arrange, and changing the default font to a monospace one would help.

I want to create a project using Arduino that contains an electric lock, a keypad, a 16 x 2 LCD screen, and also a sensor to measure the temperature and show the degree on the screen after unlocking the lock, and a fire system. I want to design a circuit if possible.

I try to simulate a sequence finder for 1011 using D Flip Flop. The output is supposed to go HIGH for 1011 but I get the output HIGH at the third digit, means when I have "101". I publish the simulation public as "Find 1011 sequence". Any hint would be appreciated, I might have synthetized a wrong circuit or set something umproperly.