Open standardE opened 1 year ago
I forgot to mention that with the above mentioned PROTO circuit, when I exit the simulation and select "Discard", it still saves my changes.
@standardE Thank you for report. We will investigate both issues. Coud you share your circuit via mail? You can send it to us: proto.playstore@gmail.com
Unfortunately, I cannot sent you anymore than what I posted. I hade to reimage my phone and because there is apparently no sort of cloud backup for your app I lost my entire workspace. I hope that the images I provided are enough if reproduced.
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I am experiencing intermittent issues in which circuits will begin to act illogically. For example, a resistor value increase would normally increase a given voltage drop and a decrease would decrease it; but I have experienced the exact opposite (current logic also messes up). In situations like this the simulation stops working properly and I need to reset it to get the sim to operate properly again. This latch circuit below is the most recent example. At times hitting the button a few times works (along with the voltage drop logic) and thereafter will stop working no matter what tweaks I make to it. I verified the basic design and values with another app (also attached) and it works flawlessly every time with verry little adjustment.
![Screenshot_20230406-090954_EveryCircuit](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/39847113/230388331-6065dca3-0b72-4d98-a96e-f2f28b440b52.jpg)