bioscreeper

Waiting to get Minecraft.

You already have all those other mods!, and that's a lot for me!

Microcontrollers are meant to be stripped down. Only for that rail switch in the yard. Plus, a modem can be used to transmit debug signals, and adding local component = require("component") can let you run EEprom code on OpenOS

Ok, thank you for shaing the files on GitHub!

Can you give me the client mod folder? Or links to the mods, and the version? Whaterver's easier. (I can't use the Technic Launcher) Edit: While you're at it, IC2?

Oh, the listening range. I thought it was some unlisted crafting item for the radio.

What do the speakers and the radio tuner do?

It's in VS Code. 1. Why does it use the pitch's key value for milliseconds?

Why does it need a computercraft eeprom? The standard eeprom works fine?

init.lua is at /init.lua, not /home/init.lua Use cd / to go to root, it shold be there.

Dustpuppy I can't delete characters in the text boxes within the options frame in your gui maker. It simply prints the delete control character

I...can't figure out how to download the nods. (I also am on a Mac, no administrator access(AND vanilla launcher)).

BillyCreeper87 Cracked minecraft Also, how do you power the computers? IE, IC2, MekanismGenerators?

There is no way to use component commands on an initialised computer without an API reference! How would I detect code running on a computer, and then "auto-require" the component API?