10:10 20/11/2020	You can have pmos and nmos transistors in logisim


g:transistor examples logisim
http://www.cs.unca.edu/~brock/classes/Fall2012/csci255/labs/lab05.html

g:transistor cpu logisim
https://medium.com/@karlrombauts/building-an-8-bit-computer-in-logisim-part-1-building-blocks-a4f1e5ea0d03

g:transistor cpu logisim
https://mrmcsoftware.wordpress.com/2017/03/07/testing-and-improving-my-cpu-design-with-logisim-and-digital-logic-basics/
I’ve found a few by reading posts on the Logisim reddit page: https://www.reddit.com/r/logisim/ but it would be nice if there were more sources. If you want a few of the ones I created (or modified) go to: https://sites.google.com/site/mrmcsoftware/home/downloads skip the non-Logisim stuff (Logisim stuff starts at cs3410*)
https://sites.google.com/site/mrmcsoftware/home/downloads

logisim alu
http://www.cs.cornell.edu/courses/cs3410/2019sp/logisim/components.html
Try Cornell Version of logisim (to see if alu in link above works)
\2021\The Lectures\lecture 23-10-2020-Logisim Versions\Logisim Versions\Logisim Versions\cornell

g:cs3410 github
https://github.com/nickdetullio/CS3410

Tutorial
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cs3410/logisim-evolution/master/tutorial/IntroToLogisimEnglish.pdf