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Maybe add support for Tinkers' Construct Tanks? They can hold multiple fluids, so you'll need a mod I wrote to get them.

I am using the latest build from the CI server (ci.cil.li), which has this fix.

When I try to go to the OC CI Server, Firefox shows a screen stating that the certificate is only valid for cil.li.

This program keeps getting better and better!

@XyFreak Not the powercell, This Mod. It has a multiblock power storage system that uses 64 bit integers.

@XyFreakDid you see my suggestion for RFTools Power compat?

That bug is on line 233, as it calls saveItems instead of SaveItems (note the initial letter being lowercase). Simple fix.

Also: from looking at the code, I think the 'name' parameter is the registry name of the item, e.g. minecraft:torch or chisel:chisel_diamond. You can use F3+H to see those names.

I don't think OC supports Buildcraft MJ at this time. You can try the Energy Converters Mod to convert from MJ to something OC supports, like Forge Energy (FE).

Maybe add compat for RFTools Power multiblock battery? You'll need to use a mod I wrote to get the full power level though, as it uses 64-bit integers for power storage, and the RF API only supports 32-bit integers.

This is impressive. I especially like that files can span multiple filesystems. Perfect for the evil lair bunker I have planned.

This looks interesting. I'm going to check it out for use in my military-style bunker base.

Quotation marks you mean?

The unicode API requires native java code, so it's provided in the mod itself, not as a .lua file. You probably have to wrap it.

Having upgrade slots for computer cases would be very handy.

You have to rerun the OpenOS installer after you install a new version of the mod and put the OpenOS loot disk in the disk drive. XyFreak is removing the thread library dependency (as noted above in the thread) as it didn't do what he thought.

@Saston Your OpenOS version is too old.

@XyFreak It's likely because RFTools Power uses a new API in McJtyLib that uses Longs for power. I'm going to write a quick and dirty driver for said API so that this can work with it.

EDIT: Unfortunately OC seems to be capping returned values to the maximum value of a 32 bit integer. Although Vex said that it internally uses doubles, so it should work. Not sure why it doesn't. I'm going to try casting it to a double and see what happens.

EDIT2: I GOT IT TO WORK!!! Uploading to CurseForge now!

You have to get the file onto the in-game computer somehow, either by going to the minecraft save file and finding the computer's filesystem or using something like Gamax92's OCNetFS with one of its servers on your system (if you are in singleplayer). I also have a OCNetFS server using PhysFS, and I can compile a version of Lua for you to run it if you want.

Pretty much.

@Moobien That would be a bug in BRGC. A number passed to format is a decimal number, not an integer as expected.

That's not how Lua works. You need to compare the variable with each value you want to check. e.g.

if line == "yes" or line == "y" then

You can also use the lower method to make this a bit simpler:

if line:lower() == "y" then

That can also be written as follows:

if string.lower(line) == "y" then

You probably should read the Lua Manual. Just select the version that the CPU your computer has is using (Either 5.2 or 5.3. Hover over it to see).

@Molinko That's not what he meant. He wants to install an older version of BRGC, as the pack he is on doesn't have an OC version with the thread library, and isn't likely to update OC.

There are not, unfortunately.

They aren't all that difficult. They need 'start' and 'stop' methods at a minimum. Any event handler should be registered using event.listen to keep it nonblocking.

AFAIK, the autorun stuff in OC is somewhat finicky and is likely to be redone in the future. I would recommend using the RC system (writing a service) that listens for component change events for the floppy drive and then copies the file and executes it when one occurs. That would also allow you to use the robot without a floppy by entering code into the lua console on it, as RC services don't block execution. There are a few services here (like this OpenPrinters print server) that you can use as an example.