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OpenComputers 1.51 for Minecraft 1.7.10 Black Hole Tutorial 04- So You Want to Write a Program So you have an understanding of Computers, Robots and OpenOS and how everything fits together. Time to get them finally doing something. This tutorial is here to help you learn to design and write a simple program for a robot. The Language of Lua If you know little to nothing about Lua, start here: Lua 5.2 Reference Manual. Read what Lua is capable of. Have lua running on a computer and try out some of the example code provided. OpenComputers mostly follows along with the above, read the wiki to

OpenComputers 1.51 for Minecraft 1.70 Black Hole Tutorial 03- Roots and Shells and File Systems v1.1 I was going to write a basic programming tutorial when I realized there is one more maze we really should go through: OpenOS itself. Make a superflat map in creative mode or use the one from last time. Turn on a computer you have installed OpenOS onto. After the booting process is done, what you are looking at is an input prompt for a program called the shell. It is the main interface to your files. (At the prompt, type in man sh for more information.) Type in ls and see what we start with

I believe function lib.fun1() print("It worked!") end is correct.

This is very generic, not knowing how much you know and want to learn on your own. If not enough, ask more specific questions and I'll answer as best I can. I tried to write this to translate well into functions and basic commands. start a file: gatherBerries.oc.lua make sure it starts with local computer = require("computer") local robot = require("robot") to have access to needed commands. Some notes on what it was intended for, who wrote it and when, are nice to have. --[[ Tinker's Construct OreBerry Gatherer v0.3 for OpenComputers v1.47 Written by Me on 2015Feb14 Requires: S

OpenComputers v 1.46 for Minecraft 1.7.10 Black Hole Tutorial 02- Robot Overview v1.1 Today is a look at everything inside our octohedronal pal, the Robot. Make a superflat map in creative mode or use the one from last time. Power is needed, I recommend any creative power block. Search for openc in NEI to just work with OpenComputers items. Spawn in an Assembler, Disassembler and a Charger. Put them next to your power source to give them power. You can see if it is powered if you look at each with WAILA installed or Shift-Right-Click with the Analyser (OK, not quite. Using the Ana

Another one I can't find an answer to: Why can't I put a Tier 2/3 Monitor into a Tier2/3 Robot?

Getting late here, I'll keep this short. Is it possible to use the OpenPrinter mod printer as a screen output, what used to be called a printer terminal? Is just a matter of redirecting the output? Edit: Okay, as of OpenPrinter-MC1.7.10-OC1.4-0.1.0.102 you can only print an entire page at a time. That makes it a no.

Playing for the past week and have really been enjoying myself. Example: I got a robot to automate the making of stacks of Botania flowers. Just that has saved me hour or two of manually throwing in petals and seeds, then refilling the apothecary (I like lots of DayBlooms and Hydrogangeas). Shift-Click items into the lowest-tier slot available, not just the first. Example: Keyboard Shift-Clicks into Tier 3 slot in Tier 3 Case when all slots are available. Have a capacitor that is connected to a case send an event when power starts/stops incoming (i.e. UPS)? Get rid of the roman numerals in

OpenComputers v 1.45 for Minecraft 1.7.10 Black Hole Tutorial 01- Learning the Chips v1.2 You can skip this: I promised if I got help getting this mod to work I would write a tutorial. The best way to learn something is to do it yourself, so consider it more of a walkthrough. Mods I consider NEI (Not Enough Items) essential, both for playing modded Minecraft and learning OpenComputers. Tinker's Contruct is nice for the Gold and Iron Oreberry Bushes. The Oreberries are equivalent to nuggets for crafting and they make a lot of berries. I use EnderIO for conduits (pipes) to trans