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Izaya has already made such a system using the Minitel network stack; see `importcomponent` and `exportcomponent` in the oppm package `mtrpc` or at https://github.com/ShadowKatStudios/OC-Minitel/tree/master/RPC/OpenOS Do note that remote component calls are always slower than non-remote component calls.
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While working on an OpenComputers project, I had an idea I thought was interesting. Components in OpenComputers can only be accessed by computers that are connected to them by wire or wire-like blocks. But with network cards, you can have other computers send messages to a computer connected to a component, that could be interpreted by that computer as instructions to call certain functions on their available components. Which made me wonder, would it be feasible to set up a system such that components selected to be connected wirelessly could be controlled seamlessly enough that, fr
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You'll never guess what this piece of code do
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Those frequency values... is that the first four notes of Megalovania? IT IS! -
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This is a single file operating system. It makes a desktop with all files as shortcuts. You can move desktop shortcuts and create/delete files. There will be updates in the future. pastebin get nGp7V1vw /home/boot.lua
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i'm probably posting about this too late but when i tried to run it after installing i got an error nevermind it was because of where i was running it from
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Granted, but all minecraft mods are generated by AI and are of low quality I wish Apple would make repairable hardware
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hbms ntm App for MineOS to control ZIRNOX reactors
bioscreeper replied to Bacon_Toast's question in Requests
I have created a program to automatically shut down an RBMK and send a description of what/where it happened. Feel free to use this as a basis. `https://pastebin.com/J0yfxC8K` Edit: I should have checked the title, you are talking about the ZIRNOX. (which should not need automatic control) -
I decided to code a custom chip-8 emulator for opencomputers! It's quite slow and a bit inaccurate but it works! To try this emulator just do: pastebin get XV0Vzc2x OC-8.lua or pastebin run XV0Vzc2x Source Code: OC-8 : A Chip-8 Emulator For OpenComputers (version 1.1) - Pastebin.com Screenshots!:
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Lookup table generator #DEFINE RAM UP MOV 65 ACC LOOP: MOV ACC RAM SWP MOV ACC RAM ADD 1 SWP SUB 90 JEZ LOW SUB 32 JEZ DIGITS ADD 65 JEZ HALT ADD 58 JMP LOOP #BWTM LOW: MOV 97 ACC JMP LOOP DIGITS: MOV 48 ACC JMP LOOP HALT: MOV 43 RAM MOV 62 RAM MOV 47 RAM MOV 63 RAM JRO 0 Decoder #DEFINE TERM UP #DEFINE ROM LEFT #DEFINE BUFF RIGHT #DEFINE OUT DOWN LOOP: MOV TERM ACC #1 JEZ CLEAR MOV ACC ROM MOV ROM ACC SUB 61 JEZ CLEAR ADD 61 SHL 2 MOV ACC BUFF MOV TERM ROM MO
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I've recently started with Opencomputers and the thing is, I don't know how to monitor my HBM's nuclear tech mod (NTM) reactors such as ZIRNOX, the thing is I've seen a page that tells you what code you need to write for different values Web link to GitHub : https://github.com/Voxelstice/ntm-oc-documentation/blob/main/1.7.10.md (Please help I'm going insane)
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Hey Guys, sorry for the silence but it seems my notification emails once again got disabled somewhere along the years... Anyways. There's an update for Draconic Control! It doesn't actually change anything except show you a big fat warning in case you are using a CPU set to use Lua 5.3 or higher. Why? Draconic Evolution doesn't play well with some internal API changes and only really works using the Lua 5.2 core. If you crafted your CPU with OpenComputers Version 1.7.5 (this is a guess) or later, you will run into the "UNKNOWN" reactor status issue. You can change the CPUs
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