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Isn't that how it's already working? If the stargate aren't upgraded it cannot dial them right? All addresses the computer receives are first checked and only added if they can be dialed by that stargate. I'm using the stargates function to report how much energy is required to dial the gate to determine if the stargate can dial it or not. The function should report an error on an upgraded stargate in the nether with a not upgraded stargate in the overworld. If that not the case then I think it's a bug in the mod. Alternativly there is a config option to stop your computer from transmit
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You can append ?recursive=1 to the github api request to get the entire repository tree as I've done here it works as long as the repository tree isn't exceeding the ram of the ingame computer. (which CAN happen)
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Interesting. This isn't really a typical use case and I would be amazed if my nexDHD would run without crashing in this kind of configuration. I guess you could use nexDHD and ccDHD because they are OpenComputer and Computercraft respectively. If you have a computer with nexDHD and another with SGCX both connected to the stargate then I would assume their components connect to each other which will cause problems (and it would be really difficult to fix).
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I don't know securitycraft or opensecurity but you can put a redstone card into the computer and get a redstone signal on incoming wormholes.
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The computer has to activate each chevron individually and if you start the update everything else gets disabled even the dialing sequence. Just don't update the dialing computer while it's dialing the gate. (I should probably not allow updating while dialing)
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You can update to 3.6.6 3.6.7 and see it. Btw its "Glyph 1" without the "-". I think you can already use the green redstone signal for that.
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Are you sure you connected the cable to the correct side? I think it was "right from the computer perspective" so basically the left side when you are standing from the front (or something weird like that). Try bottom or up they are never mixed up
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The redstone output only works with bundled cables. You need project red or something similar that's compatible. Then bunbled cable into the computer case -> orange cable -> redstone wire. Cool but sadly it's too large. It cannot be larger than 32x16 with 32 width and 16 high and yours is 35 high.