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Large numbers - greater than 2.147.483.647
BrisingrAerowing replied to Dustmuz's question in Programming
Unless you can get a method to use 64-bit integers, there's nothing you can do. -
Kerbeeb reacted to an answer to a question: Worldwide drone navigation
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A relay system with multiple nodes (like Factorio Roboports) would probably work well. They could take in packages and sort them to send to other nodes.
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[WIP] NetCoin, a fully working cryptocurrency made for OpenComputers
BrisingrAerowing replied to Juanan76's topic in Programs
This is rather interesting. -
Need help on redefining an object
BrisingrAerowing replied to xX_Pokeman2003_Xx's question in Programming
Is 'special' defined before or after this function? Lua functions / variables / etc must be defined before they are used, similar to C / C++. You can define local variables for functions and assign them later in the file as well. -
Probably because referencing an unset variable results in nil, which makes the runtime think that parameter wasn't passed.
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I'm not talking about that. You have io.open with the second parameter not being in quotes, which breaks things as Lua thinks you're passing a variable. local fill = io.open("doorSettings.txt", r) The r needs quotes. Both door controller scripts have this issue.
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Loading these files in VS Code shows a large number of syntax errors. I'm using the Lua Language server from sumneko. Some of these errors can be ignored (e.g. os.sleep isn't in base Lua), but a few break the code (e.g. line 129 of the multi door controller is missing quotes around the second io.open parameter).
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Looks good. I'm probably going to edit this for my Black Mesa / Aperture Laboratories inspired research facility base.
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The OpenOS and MineOS Database links have identical content. I think you uploaded the MineOS one for both.
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BrisingrAerowing reacted to a post in a topic: Platformer game on OpenComputers
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Wow! This is amazing!
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Not possible with this library, unfortunately. Websockets are rather complicated, so a server is likely not possible.
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That issue is because you have your CPU set to Lua 5.2. Take the CPU out of the computer and sneak-right-click with it in your hand to change it to Lua 5.3.
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operatingsystem Fuchas, a powerful operating system
BrisingrAerowing replied to Zen1th's topic in Programs
The service is mostly used for the routing feature, AFAICT. -
operatingsystem Fuchas, a powerful operating system
BrisingrAerowing replied to Zen1th's topic in Programs
Quick question: Is there a system similar to OpenOSs RC system (i.e services)? I want to port Minitel to Fuchas, but it requires a service to work. -
Middle click works for me on FF 76.0.1 on Win10, as does Ctrl click. I would presume this was a browser bug.