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OpenScreens for Minecraft Forge 1.12 to 1.12.2 OpenScreens adds more display options for OpenComputers. Curse Link: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/openscreens Holo Screens Holo screens are floating displays with adjustable size and color. Hologram projector model and texture by ZefTheFox Right clicking a holo screen with a dye will change the background color. Right clicking the sides with an empty hand while crouching adjusts the size of the display. Flatscreens Flatscreens are simple displays that are... flat! There's two types, one on the front of the block and one on the back to allow more freedom. I have questions/need support! Where can I get help? You can always ask in my Discord server. If your issue is related to OpenComputers, you can read the OpenComputers Wiki. Report bugs here. My website: https://itsmeow.dev/ Discord Server: https://discord.gg/zrjXjP5 Curse Link: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/openscreens
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Draconic Control - Get everything out of your draconic reactor
TheGamingOtaku replied to XyFreak's topic in Programs
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@TheGamingOtaku it is a bug in openos that is fixed in our dev builds ( https://ci.cil.li/ ), will be in our next release (1.7.5) on curseforge, and you can you patch it manually per machine if you can't/don't want to update your mod version to our dev builds. Review this comment I left discussing this:
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Draconic Control - Get everything out of your draconic reactor
TheGamingOtaku replied to XyFreak's topic in Programs
Is it just me or is there a bug where the screen dosent changed unless you give it a input whether it be a mouse click or a key press? -
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In what piece of code you have 3 ends? I only find 3 ends in the last program I posted. There you have one end for closing the main function (2nd end), one for closing the if-statement (1st end) and the last end is for closing the while loop. And for the error: First it would be good if you could post the actual screenshot. Second, could you post the code of the program you were running? From what I currently see, there‘s propably a typo in line 18, but I can‘t tell exactly, what is wrong until I see the actual code.
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I have a question why type 3 ends? I am thinking one ends the loop,another ends the main function and the last ends the program. Am I right? And it gave me this error:/lib /process.lua:52: /home/autorun.lua:18: syntax error near ‘username’: stack traceback: |C|: in function ‘assert’ /lib/process.lua:52: in function </lib/process.lua:35> (...tail calls...) [C]: in function ‘xpcall’ machine:791: in function ‘xpcall’ /lib/process.lua:63: in function </lib/process.lua:59> Help!
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Yes I am trying to restart the function thanks for the compliment and help this will really help me!
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Many thanks Molinko, replaced them all with static references for now, will read up on arrays later. Code is no longer erroring. Still needs work though. Thanks again!
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On line 349 and others you use an undeclared variable named 'turbineNum' to index the turbine table like so "some_value = turbine[turbineNum].someMethod()". You use this in a few places in the script yet I can't find a placed where it is defined.
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Okay, lots of progress here. Got mixed up with 'goto ::label::' and a self declared function here called label. Problem was the label function being declared after it was called. Ive since butchered the script and reduced it to only what I need. Now I have a new issue and I cant seem to work out whats up here. New code - https://pastebin.com/uet4tZ8N Error screenie below. Any suggestions?
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Hey, in these if statements, you need to use relational operators. Since you want to see if you're variable is equal to a certain string, you need the '==' (two equal signs). So you're code would look like this -- local require commands start local component= require (“component”) local sides = require(“sides”) local rs = component.redstone local event = require(“event”) -- local os = require(“os”) remove this, the os lib does not need to be required, I think -- local require commands end -- Main function start local function main() local username, message = event.pull(“chat_message”) -- you head a period (.) between both variables -- problematic loop start if username == “Hakz_Studios” and message == “ Alice Refuel” then component.speech_box.say(“Refueling”) component.chat_box.say(“Refueling”) repeat local username,message = event.pull(“chat_message”) rs.setoutput(sides.bottom, 15) -- you need to give the redstone output a value, otherwise it wont turn on -- also, by putting it into a loop, the redstone output will be set a ton of times -- it helps putting the statement before the repeat until loop until username == “Hakz_Studios” and message == “Stop Refueling” -- restarting function function main() -- idk what is this line about, but i dont think it belongs here elseif username == “Hakz_Studios” and message == “Stop Refuel Systems” os.execute(“Shutdown”) -- it will look for a program called 'Shutdown' with a capital S else function main() -- also, dont know what you want to do here, do you want to start the function again (to have the code repeated endlessly) --problematic loop end end -- main function end end Some small info: you don't have to put brackets around your condition in the if-statements, you can, but it's not necessary. Also, here is a program that repeats the main loop over and over again, as I think that is what you want to do in your original code, if I'm wrong tho and misinterpreting you're code, just ignore my suggestion -- require libs local component = require("component") local rs = component.redstone local sides = require("sides") local event = require("event") -- main function local function main() local username, message = event.pull("chat_message") if username == "Hakz_Studios" and message == "Alice Refuel" then component.speech_box.say("Refueling") component.chat_box.say("Refueling") -- this time I set the redstone output once, and then wait for the message 'Stop refueling' then deactivate the redstoneoutput again rs.setOutput(sides.bottom, 15) repeat username, message = event.pull("chat_message") -- you dont have to use 'local' in front of username and message here, since you already created these variables at the top of the main function -- it will override these values but it actually doesnt matter since from this part you will skip to the end and these initial values for both variables -- wont be needed anymore until username == "Hakz_Studios" and message == "Stop Refueling" rs.setOutput(sides.bottom, 0) -- I assume you want to deactivate the redstone after you're done refueling elseif username == "Hakz_Studios" and message == "Stop Refuel System" then os.execute("Shutdown") -- again, this will start the program "Shutdown" with a capital "S" end -- as you can see, we skip the last else statement, as it will call the main function recursively, resulting in a overflow error pretty fast -- you could get away with returning a call to the main function, but this wouldnt be good practice eiter, I guess end -- we add a last while loop, which will repeat endlessly calling the main function while true do main() end I hope this helps. Also you did great for your first shot at programming!
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Edit: Added screenshots that didn't get uploaded originally I'm not sure what's going on with mine. It fails to boot it seems? Owner: RedneckNoob Name: RedneckNoob.robot Last error: computer halted: Number of connected components: 6/16 Total stored energy: 20500.00/20500.00 Component name: computer Address: 3da3bf68-bfe3-4633-a4cc-f384edc86598
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I need help with my autorun.lua program It won’t take my If-then statements what am I doing wrong? (I am using Computronics) Here is the program — local require commands start local component= require (“component”) local sides = require(“sides”) local rs = component.redstone local event = require(“event”) local os = require(“os”) — local require commands end — Main function start local function main() local username.message = event.pull(“chat_message”) —problematic loop start if (username = “Hakz_Studios” and message = “ Alice Refuel”) then component.speech_box.say(“Refueling”) component.chat_box.say(“Refueling”) repeat local username,message = event.pull(“chat_message”) rs.setoutput(sides.bottom) untill username= “Hakz_Studios” and message = “Stop Refueling” — restarting function function main() elseif username = “Hakz_Studios” and message = “Stop Refuel Systems” os.execute(“Shutdown”) else function main() —problematic loop end end — main function end Sorry If I had many mistakes I just started Coding Today and Thanks in advance
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Trying to setup a turbine monitor using CC, quite new to this but not to programming. All I'm getting is errors, including from others projects. Trying to replicate _quietstorm_s project here http://pastebin.com/TKZfaERy All I'm getting is image. 1. Are the two mod packs able to function together (some posts report no, I cant find out conclusively) 2. If yes to the above then what am I doing wrong here? Many thanks Ben
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Strange. When I attempt to install it, it complains about some wget error while installing the dependencies so it never actually installs.
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How to get access form microcontroller to MFE(from ic2)?
payonel replied to Crafter38's question in Programming
there is not global method named "list". There is, however, a method "list" on the "component" table: component.list("mfe") -
The question has been cleared by hard googling, please remove. Thanks!
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index out of bounds errors when using some functions
kaletaa replied to kaletaa's question in Programming
I have posted the issue on github -
OpenComputers Network Stack - TCP/IP-like network stack
Lizzian replied to AtomicScience's topic in Libraries & API's
I've removed the link in the OP as it directs to a generally non-standard site. @AtomicScience please use Paste/Hastebin or GitHub for sharing code as they are easier to see the code and no possibility of a virus or something being included -
index out of bounds errors when using some functions
payonel replied to kaletaa's question in Programming
I can't get this to repro. can you open a github issue and provide this info? also (in the github issue) can you paste the steps you are taking? the exact code? -
index out of bounds errors when using some functions
kaletaa replied to kaletaa's question in Programming
I have a hostname on it because i put an old hard drive in there oc version is 1.7.4.153 Running the same snippet on a Creatix throws the same error: I haven't done anything to the creatix, I placed it, and then pasted the snippet into the lua interpreter. -
index out of bounds errors when using some functions
payonel replied to kaletaa's question in Programming
oc version please also, looks like you've set your hostname on that robot - which only tells me this isn't a minimal repro please provide minimal repro steps (also, if you have a bug, github is the place to report it) -
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Hey, I'm trying to make a babby's first robot, and I'm already hitting some blockades All my code so far: local r = require("robot") r.forward() However, when I run this snippet, I get an out of bounds error as seen here: This also happens with some few other functions. (for example: place and detect) I'm convinced that this is not an error on my part, but I hope someone can prove me wrong.
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LopezT replied to AtomicScience's topic in Libraries & API's
I can only recommend to put it onto github, its the same afford to put it there then to put into a zip folder and upload it to a file sharer. Also anybody can be sure that downloading your piece of software is not containing any malware which gets executed on download. In addition, i could be able to report the first bug in your issue tracker and you can keep track of it.
