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  1. I love the tape drive and .dfpwm system that comes with Computronics, however, how could you make it portable like an iPod? I've been contemplating this for a while, anyone else have an idea?
  2. Karasuro

    OpenMatrix

    Hello! Karasuro here. I just downloaded OpenComputers recently and have been testing things out. Here is my first program I've written in OC and it needs lots of improvement and optimization but at least it works. Note: You may need a high-end computer for this to work. I made it using Teir 3 everything. (Creative Mode) Also you will need to hook up a note block. Now checks the resolution of the system before changing it's local resolution. Returns to the previous resolution upon exit. To-Do: Add variable tempo. Switch to Computer.beep() for extra pitch support. Add variable scale
  3. Basically, this API provides a single function: song.play(notes: table or string,shortest: number) Input being either a table or a string. Using a table, each note-duration combination is a string in a table value. The function will iterate through every entry of the table and play all the notes with their specified duration. Using a string, every note-duration combination is seperated by a free space " ". Regarding the special syntax used, this is copied from the header of the song API: Examples: "E5": Plays the note "E5" for the duration specified in the second parameter (default 0.1
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