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This is pretty amazing! Surely all the colors mean the GPU has a tough life, but this is 200% better than the default editor I actually like it showing tabs as special characters, allows me to manually get rid of them
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Seems to work, but documentation is terrible... Spent 30 minutes figuring out what to place in rc.cfg Thank you
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I wrote a program that basically needs to read/write a file and trigger one of 9 note blocks, this file is managed externally. Because of the 9 note blocks I am running out of component space. The perfect solution to this would be to boot my program without a screen (it doesn't need a screen to function). I tried booting OpenOS without a GPU/Screen, but it seems to freeze at some point and OpenOS will not run any programs I've configured to autorun. Preferably I'd like a minimal setup, which only loads what I need and runs without a GPU/Screen, I have the following requir
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Playing multiple notes instantly, also memory leak?
ManIkWeet replied to ManIkWeet's question in Programming
Multiple computers would be a solution, but it is not exactly a very eco-friendly (aka survival) solution, sadly I think I have to give up on this project... -
Playing multiple notes instantly, also memory leak?
ManIkWeet replied to ManIkWeet's question in Programming
But vanilla noteblocks are so much cooler Thanks on the heads up of the memory leak btw. -
Playing multiple notes instantly, also memory leak?
ManIkWeet replied to ManIkWeet's question in Programming
I have made a small video displaying the issue I have: I have used the following programs: ComputerCraft: sleep(2) local note1 = peripheral.wrap("left") local note2 = peripheral.wrap("right") function play1() note1.triggerNote() end function play2() note2.triggerNote() end c1 = coroutine.create(play1) c2 = coroutine.create(play2) coroutine.resume(c1) coroutine.resume(c2) OpenComputers: local component = require("component") local keyboard = require("keyboard") local computer = require("computer") local event = require("event") local mbs = {} for k,v in pairs(component.li -
Playing multiple notes instantly, also memory leak?
ManIkWeet replied to ManIkWeet's question in Programming
The solution that you propose doesn't fire the 2 noteblocks at once, there still is a slight delay between them... Sadly OpenPeripherals (the mod to get Noteblocks to CC) doesn't work in 1.7.10 yet, so I have to downgrade to this horrible 1.6.4 that noone likes to demonstrate... will do that in a little while when I got more time... If you fire the 2 noteblocks with a redstone signal, you hear a single sound, I want to replace the redstone with the computer... Here's your code in a more readable and fixed matter: local component = require("component") local keyboard = require("ke -
Hi, I am new to OC, coming from CC and I want to make my music player in OC... The issue I had with CC was that it was not possible to play multiple notes at the same time, but this was fixed with the information here: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/18995-openperipherals-play-2-or-more-noteblocks-at-the-same-time/ Now the 2 solutions available for CC don't seem to be available in CC so I tried around a bit with events... Didn't work as intended and even got a crashing computer out of it... Here's my code: local component = require("component") local cou