CRUMB Circuit Simulator

Would be even greater if we could adjust the voltage of the power supply without having to turn the know as well as it going up to 20 V for class experiments

I bought it a while ago, and now I finally decided to give it a try... I was disappointed. Game looks nice graphically, but that's about it. This game is more like a demo than a full simulator. The Arduino emulation is poor, and in many cases, the Arduino behaves in a way that doesn’t match reality. Additionally, the 3D view only distorts the perspective. It’s more of a toy for kids to learn something than a full-fledged simulator. There are much better simulators on the market - ones that are free and work more like they should in reality. P.S. And the selection of available components is very limited.

Taki Tincercad na sterydach

the update is looking good, can't wait to try it :D

I suggest updating Chinese I want to play

Adorei o simulador; ele tem um enorme potencial. De fato, quanto mais próximo da realidade estivermos, melhor, pois, apesar de existirem outros simuladores de circuitos elétricos profissionais, pagos e gratuitos, este é, sem dúvida, um dos melhores. Como ponto positivo, destaco a possibilidade de simular sistemas com alto grau de realismo. Como ponto negativo, menciono a quantidade limitada de componentes, como relés e PICs, mas não encaro isso como um grande problema, já que é possível esboçar a ideia inicial e, com algumas adaptações e criatividade, fazer bastante coisa. Sei que estou exigindo muito, pois, pelo que entendi, o desenvolvedor atua sozinho. Outro ponto forte foi a inclusão do Arduino; isso foi fantástico! E sim, vale muito a pena adquirir. I loved the simulator; it has enormous potential. Indeed, the closer we are to reality, the better, because, although there are other professional electrical circuit simulators out there, both paid and free, this one is, without a doubt, one of the best. As a positive point, I highlight the ability to simulate systems with a high degree of realism. As a negative point, I mention the limited number of components, such as relays and PICs, but I don't see this as a major issue, since it is possible to sketch the initial idea and, with a few adjustments and creativity, do quite a lot. I know I'm asking for a lot, since, from what I understand, the developer works alone. Another strong point was the inclusion of Arduino; that was fantastic! And yes, it is definitely worth getting.