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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

1.7.2 had some serious bugs - not sure why you're not using latest builds.use our latest release build on curse ,or even better, try our latest dev builds https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/opencomputers/files https://ci.cil.li/

This is a draft. The library, and an example of compatible software will be coded later. OIPCL or OIPC Any OIPCL-compatible software MUST use the core OIPCL library and MAY use auxiliary IPC libraries. Concepts Open Inter-Process Communication Library (OIPCL): The library which provides a wrapper for the IPC sockets. Socket: A file on the system which links two programs' communications. OC: Abbreviation for "OpenComputers" OS: Abbreviation for "Operating System" OpenOS: The stock OS for OC computers. Host: The program which is being linked to by a client. Client: The program linking to a host. Rationale Due to the limitations of OpenOS, modifications would have to be made to many parts of the code to allow IPC within the core of OpenOS. To standardize any possible IPC libraries, a specification has been made. Background programs (or daemons) can be started with a simple wrapper, such as this example code: thread.create(function() shell.execute(ENV, "/bin/daemon.lua") end) Host programs will be notified by an event, "oipcl_link_attempt", when a process is attempting to link to it. Host programs can use the OIPCL's function to link to the process attempting to link to it. Client programs can use the OIPCL's function to link to a background process which will automatically handle opening a socket and notifying the host. Socket Format A socket file is a Lua file which is processed by the host and the client through the OIPCL. It is a table containing a list of tables. The internal tables contain a string, "from", being either the host's specified name, or the client's specified name. They also contain a table, "messages", containing a list of strings. This allows a program to serialize any object into a message. For example: { { from = "client name", messages = {"EXEC", "/bin/script.lua"} }, { from = "host name", messages = {"EXIT", "0"} } } Socket Naming The socket files are be stored in /lib/oipcl along with the library file. They are named in this format: oipcl-socket.[client name].[host name].lua Socket Library The OIPCL has 2 functions. function linkToHost(clientName: string, hostName: string) -- will return a buffer that is a wrapper to the socket file function linkToClient(clientName: string) -- will return a buffer that is a wrapper to the socket file Signals oipcl_link_attempt(clientName: string, hostName: string)

Fuchas 0.4.0 is almost done The new features are: MineOS installer: AVAILABLE Multi-user: AVAILABLE Dualboot (arleady used for 0.3.0): AVAILABLE CPIO-based installer (very very stable installation and allow updates): AVAILABLE Security! (permissions): AVAILABLE Default unicode support: AVAILABLE Virtual components: AVAILABLE (updated 06/30/2019)

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!

No spoiler in the title. Just watch the video.

This is a Snippets extension for VSCode that allows you to quickly reference modules used in OpenComputer it is available via github and the VSCode marketplace. be advised it is still a VERY early release and is bound to have typos. please let me know if you find any errors or issues. https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Power5000.opencomputersnippets https://github.com/power-5000/OpenComputerSnippets

Hello all, I'm here to announce the release of OpenSecurity! Build Status: Downloads: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/OpenSecurity Change Log: http://ci.pc-logix.com/job/OpenSecurity/changes Source: https://github.com/PC-Logix/OpenSecurity OpenSecurity adds Items and Blocks that are useful for the security of your worlds or bases. Documentation has been moved to GitHub: https://github.com/PC-Logix/OpenSecurity/wiki

Do you have gui.lua downloaded? You also need to name it exactly like this: gui.lua Otherwise it won't work.

What should I do?

The optimization patches in OpenComputers's repository are not yet merged into mainline, but you can install lunatic86 regardless! (Just with worse performance.) $ oppm install lunatic86 $ lunatic86 -h

Hot damn asie, I think you win coolest shit on the forums with this one...

sence i saw igor Timofeev's mineos i was thinking if it was posible to get those static windows to move and infact there is: welcome to the first showcase of the (really un-creative named) tacti OS: as you can see it figtures moveable, sizeable, and interactive windows infact all programs running in the OS will be windowed! useing my easy-to-use windowLib and windowed-program-api i'll happyly resive any feedback (download link avalable in the below posts) (also its gonna happen anyway so come with those grammer currections poeple, i can take it) i hope you guys will like my project -thanks