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Fixed the link, the header link now redirects to the full url

OC has a default address whitelist that prevents connection to the host the MC server/game is running on, so in situations where the MC server is also hosted on the same server as a database server, it can't be reached from OC. Look in the OC config, there's a setting in there that controls what's on the whitelist

The sides that a pipe/AE2 IOBus is placed makes a difference as to what slots it can access. I believe to pull completed items you need to pull from the bottom of the assembler

Ocelot Desktop is probably the thing you're after, very powerful "IDE" for a lot of OC stuff https://ocelot.fomalhaut.me/desktop

The server you're playing on has most likely turned off OC's internet-connecting ability, which is what OPPM relies on to fetch packages and stuff. You'll need to either convince the owner to enable internet connectivity or manually copy-paste into the OpenOS edit program

Rules updated again. Cut down authorized bots list to just the ones we're running right now, clarified a potential loophole with rule 9, added rule 12 and adjusted the mod/admin list at the end

You might be on the wrong forums. These forums are for the mod OpenComputers for Minecraft. You'll get better results asking elsewhere (either the tablet's forums, if it has any, or stack overflow)

Kaos's last visit to the forums was in 2018, not sure of the status of this server. For now i will mark it as inactive in the topic title. Kaos you can change this if the server is indeed still up.

You'll need to take the CPU out of your computer, shift-right click with it in hand to switch it to Lua 5.2 mode and then try again. The bit32 library isn't present in the (now default) Lua 5.3 Archetecture

Update as of the 26th of February: It would appear that the forums has deleted my last two updates to the OP of this thread and also asked me to "update" to the latest version again today, despite me doing it yesterday.... I am confident that the mix of MyISAM and InnoDB tables are to cause for this weirdness. I am now going to look at replacements. In the mean time, please make notes of stuff you post cause it could end up going poof

Thanks for the offer, I think I've got it working properly now (see my edit on the bottom of the OP). If it ends up being an issue again I may call for help

As of the start of May 2020, i didn't notice any more issues with the forums, which I'm guessing is due to a combination of some settings I changed as well as setting up the background tasks to be run via cron on the webserver (as apossed to running with general traffic, which only got triggered by logged in members), therefore I'm going to assume that the issue is resolved and we'll be staying with the current forum set. If this issue does rear it's head again at some point, I will take another look at other solutions. Just a heads up, this is going to be a bit of a long post with

OpenComputers version 1.7.5 has been released for MC Versions 1.7.10, 1.10.2, 1.11.2 & 1.12.2 (NOTE: This will be the last version to support MC 1.11.2, future updates will continue to support 1.7.10, 1.10.2 & 1.12.2)  As always, remember to make a backup of your world. Got an issue? Post it on the GitHub Issue Tracker or the support section of the forums. Download on Curse. New Features/Support This will be the last version for Minecraft 1.11.2. Minecraft 1.7.10, 1.10.2, and 1.12.2 will keep receiving updates. Added: Barcode read

Did you install openos to a hdd and then boot into that before you tried installing Lunatic?

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

What screen resolution do you have? Have you also tried with a lower OC-screen resolution? The characters get squashed when the OC-screen size is bigger than the physical monitor of your pc/laptop can handle

It will be ported when it can. Right now I don't think many other mods are supporting 1.13 and i believe something is changing again in 1.14 which would make updating to 1.13 a pain because it'd have to be re-done. Check the issue tracker on GitHub, there's probably a ticket there for 1.13/1.14 support

Should be fixed now, thanks for reporting it to us

I've poked @Sangar on discord but i'm also gonna poke him here too (I'm not sure if the forums emails when people get pinged...) Hopefully it's just a case of adjusting the cert request.

Looking at your second screenshot, the last command you tried did invoke OPPM but it couldn't find the package. It's unclear from the screenshot, but it looks like you've specified "gen2halo" as the package name. That doesn't exist and I'm guessing you'll want "gen2holo".

OpenComputers version 1.7.4 has been released for MC Versions 1.7.10, 1.10.2, 1.11.2 & 1.12.2  As always, remember to make a backup of your world. Got an issue? Post it on the GitHub Issue Tracker or the support section of the forums. Download on Curse. New Features/Support Misc: when powering on, drones may fly a bit higher will fly a above their starting block to get above nonfull blocks (such as chests) Misc: more robot names Misc: robot/drone swing respects harvestability of block vs tool Fixed: zero sized files (buff

Unfortunately there's no way in the base forum software to switch the editor to BBCode. Looking at the Invision Power Marketplace, there is an addon for 3$ but that only adds support for referencing calendar events or downloads (neither of which we have enabled). So I sadly wont be able to enable this.

Paging @SuPeRMiNoR2 Looking at the last updated time of that file, it was last updated 3 years ago and many internal changes to OC/OpenOS have happened in that time, resulting in the error you got.

The variable 'x' is only ever defined as 17 and is never changed. your loop will just iterate over the code 10 times. if you change the 'x' variables to 'i', then the modem calls will use the current number stored in i (which for your for loop above, would be 1 through to 10)

OpenComputers version 1.7.3 has been released for MC Versions 1.7.10, 1.10.2, 1.11.2 & 1.12.2 As always, remember to make a backup of your world. Got an issue? Post it on the GitHub Issue Tracker or the support section of the forums. Download on Curse. New Features/Support Misc: Greatly improved Lua execution speed (asiekierka) That means OC now executes Lua code roughly 70% faster than before. Misc: Improved Filesystem and block data saving performance Saving computers to disk is now anything between 5 and 500 times faster than