Palagius 1 Posted September 10, 2017 Share Posted September 10, 2017 It is possible this was implemented elsewhere and I failed to notice it, but I did this as an exercise as exploring OpenComputers. My son and I play The 1.7.10 Pack for our sandbox fun (in survival mode though), and I wanted to see if I could easily use OpenComputers to replace the typical-and-complex nest of level emitters and crafting cards to maintain minimum amounts of certain items in the AE2 ME network. This is not terribly sophisticated, and is just "fire-and-forget" with respects to requesting the crafting operations from the ME Network. As I continue to dabble I may add in checking on the status of the requested jobs and bound the looping to when all requested jobs per loop-pass have been completed. Edited to include versions (Minecraft 1.7.10) and remove a couple of potentially confusing commented-out lines: OpenComputers 1.6.2.12 AE2 rv3 beta6 Lots of other stuff outside the scope of this program Here is what I wrote: local component = require("component") local meController = component.proxy(component.me_controller.address) local gpu = component.gpu -- Each element of the array is "item", "damage", "number wanted", "max craft size" -- Damage value should be zero for base items items = { { "minecraft:iron_ingot", 0, 512, 32 }, { "minecraft:gold_ingot", 0, 256, 32 }, { "IC2:itemIngot", 0, 512, 32 }, -- Copper { "IC2:itemIngot", 1, 256, 32 }, -- Tin { "IC2:itemIngot", 2, 512, 32 }, -- Bronze { "IC2:itemIngot", 3, 256, 64 }, -- Refined Iron { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 8, 128, 32 }, -- Fluix Dust { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 10, 128, 32 }, -- Pure Certus { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 11, 128, 32 }, -- Pure Nether { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 12, 128, 32 }, -- Pure Fluix { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 22, 128, 32 }, -- Logic Processor { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 23, 128, 32 }, -- Calculation Processor { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 24, 128, 32 }, -- Engineering Processor { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiMaterial", 52, 32, 32 }, -- Blank Pattern { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 16, 128, 32 }, -- Glass Cable - Fluix { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 21, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Orange { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 22, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Magenta { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 24, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Yellow { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 25, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Lime { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 29, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Cyan { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 30, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Purple { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 31, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Blue { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 34, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Red { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 36, 64, 32 }, -- ME Covered Cable - Fluix { "appliedenergistics2:item.ItemMultiPart", 140, 64, 32 }, -- Quartz Fiber { "appliedenergistics2:tile.BlockQuartzGlass", 0, 64, 32 }, -- Quartz Glass { "minecraft:glass", 0, 512, 256 }, { "minecraft:sand", 0, 512, 256 } } loopDelay = 60 -- Seconds between runs while true do for curIdx = 1, #items do curName = items[curIdx][1] curDamage = items[curIdx][2] curMinValue = items[curIdx][3] curMaxRequest = items[curIdx][4] -- io.write("Checking for " .. curMinValue .. " of " .. curName .. "\n") storedItem = meController.getItemsInNetwork({ name = curName, damage = curDamage }) io.write("Network contains ") gpu.setForeground(0xCC24C0) -- Purple-ish io.write(storedItem[1].size) gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White io.write(" items with label ") gpu.setForeground(0x00FF00) -- Green io.write(storedItem[1].label .. "\n") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White if storedItem[1].size < curMinValue then delta = curMinValue - storedItem[1].size craftAmount = delta if delta > curMaxRequest then craftAmount = curMaxRequest end io.write(" Need to craft ") gpu.setForeground(0xFF0000) -- Red io.write(delta) gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White io.write(", requesting ") gpu.setForeground(0xCC24C0) -- Purple-ish io.write(craftAmount .. "... ") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White craftables = meController.getCraftables({ name = curName, damage = curDamage }) if craftables.n >= 1 then cItem = craftables[1] retval = cItem.request(craftAmount) gpu.setForeground(0x00FF00) -- Green io.write("OK\n") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White else gpu.setForeground(0xFF0000) -- Red io.write(" Unable to locate craftable for " .. storedItem[1].name .. "\n") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White end end end io.write("Sleeping for " .. loopDelay .. " seconds...\n\n") os.sleep(loopDelay) end I have also attached a cropped screenshot of it running and the output. Naturally one will want to turn knobs on the crafting amounts and frequency. I find the 60 minute cycle to be more than enough for the crafting backlog to be cleared. Adorable-Catgirl 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Dalden 0 Posted July 28, 2018 Share Posted July 28, 2018 I realise this is an old post, but thank you very much for a working AE2 autocrafting script. I modified it slightly to store the craft result object, so that it can be checked in the next cycle to see if the job is still active or not, and then skip adding a another job if it's still in progress and it's working perfectly in Minecraft 1.12.2, with OpenComputers 1.7.2.67 and Applied Energistics 2 rv5-stable-11 Here is my modified version if anyone is interested: -- Original by Palagius : https://oc.cil.li/index.php?/topic/1426-ae2-level-auto-crafting/ -- Modfied by Dalden 2018-07-28 -- - Store crafting result object to check for status -- - If crafting job is not yet finished from previous cycle then skip this cycle local component = require("component") local meController = component.proxy(component.me_controller.address) local gpu = component.gpu -- Each element of the array is "item", "damage", "number wanted", "max craft size" -- Damage value should be zero for base items items = { { "minecraft:iron_ingot", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "minecraft:gold_ingot", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "minecraft:glass", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "minecraft:quartz", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "minecraft:diamond", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "minecraft:emerald", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "draconicevolution:draconium_ingot", 0, 16384, 256 }, { "thermalfoundation:material", 128, 1024, 256 }, -- Copper Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 129, 1024, 256 }, -- Tin Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 130, 1024, 256 }, -- Silver Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 131, 1024, 256 }, -- Lead Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 161, 1024, 256 }, -- Electrum Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 162, 1024, 256 }, -- Invar Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 163, 1024, 256 }, -- Bronze Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 164, 1024, 256 }, -- Constantan Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 165, 1024, 256 }, -- Signalum Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 166, 1024, 256 }, -- Lumium Ingot { "thermalfoundation:material", 167, 1024, 256 }, -- Enderium Ingot { "appliedenergistics2:material", 24, 4096, 256 }, -- Engineering Processor { "appliedenergistics2:material", 23, 4096, 256 }, -- Calculation Processor { "appliedenergistics2:material", 22, 4096, 256 }, -- Logic Processor { "appliedenergistics2:material", 11, 4096, 256 }, -- Pure Nether Quartz Crystal { "appliedenergistics2:material", 10, 4096, 256 }, -- Pure Certus Quartz Crystal { "appliedenergistics2:material", 7, 4096, 256 }, -- Fluix Crystal { "appliedenergistics2:material", 12, 4096, 256 }, -- Pure Fluix Crystal { "appliedenergistics2:material", 0, 4096, 256 }, -- Certus Quartz Crystal { "appliedenergistics2:material", 1, 4096, 256 }, -- Charged Certus Quartz Crystal { "appliedenergistics2:material", 8, 4096, 256 }, -- Fluix Dust { "appliedenergistics2:material", 2, 4096, 256 }, -- Certus Quartz Dust { "actuallyadditions:item_dust", 5, 4096, 256 }, -- Crushed Quartz { "enderio:item_material", 5, 4096, 256 }, -- Silicon { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 1, 1024, 256 }, -- Energetic Alloy Ingot { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 2, 1024, 256 }, -- Vibrant Alloy Ingot { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 5, 1024, 256 }, -- Pulsating Iron Ingot { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 6, 1024, 256 }, -- Dark Steel Ingot { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 7, 1024, 256 }, -- Soularium Ingot { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 8, 1024, 256 }, -- End Steel Ingot { "enderio:item_alloy_ingot", 0, 1024, 256 } -- Electrical Steel Ingot } loopDelay = 60 -- Seconds between runs -- Init list with crafting status for curIdx = 1, #items do items[curIdx][5] = false -- Crafting status set to false items[curIdx][6] = nil -- Crafting object null end while true do for curIdx = 1, #items do curName = items[curIdx][1] curDamage = items[curIdx][2] curMinValue = items[curIdx][3] curMaxRequest = items[curIdx][4] curCrafting = items[curIdx][5] curCraftStatus = items[curIdx][6] -- io.write("Checking for " .. curMinValue .. " of " .. curName .. "\n") storedItem = meController.getItemsInNetwork({ name = curName, damage = curDamage }) io.write("Network contains ") gpu.setForeground(0xCC24C0) -- Purple-ish io.write(storedItem[1].size) gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White io.write(" items with label ") gpu.setForeground(0x00FF00) -- Green io.write(storedItem[1].label .. "\n") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White if storedItem[1].size < curMinValue then delta = curMinValue - storedItem[1].size craftAmount = delta if delta > curMaxRequest then craftAmount = curMaxRequest end io.write(" Need to craft ") gpu.setForeground(0xFF0000) -- Red io.write(delta) gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White io.write(", requesting ") gpu.setForeground(0xCC24C0) -- Purple-ish io.write(craftAmount .. "... ") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White craftables = meController.getCraftables({ name = curName, damage = curDamage }) if craftables.n >= 1 then cItem = craftables[1] if curCrafting then if curCraftStatus.isCanceled() or curCraftStatus.isDone() then io.write("Previous Craft completed\n") items[curIdx][5] = false curCrafting = false end end if curCrafting then io.write("Previous Craft busy\n") end if not curCrafting then retval = cItem.request(craftAmount) items[curIdx][5] = true items[curIdx][6] = retval gpu.setForeground(0x00FF00) -- Green io.write("Requested - ") --while (not retval.isCanceled()) and (not retval.isDone()) do -- os.sleep(1) -- io.write(".") -- end gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White io.write("Done \n") end else gpu.setForeground(0xFF0000) -- Red io.write(" Unable to locate craftable for " .. storedItem[1].name .. "\n") gpu.setForeground(0xFFFFFF) -- White end end end io.write("Sleeping for " .. loopDelay .. " seconds...\n\n") os.sleep(loopDelay) end Quote Link to post Share on other sites
IceG4merBR 0 Posted October 1, 2018 Share Posted October 1, 2018 What is the damage and how i find it? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
payonel 21 Posted October 1, 2018 Share Posted October 1, 2018 with an inventory controller, you can inspect stacks in inventories. Place an item you are curious about in a chest, then call component.inventory_controller.getStackInSlot to load data about the item you placed in the chest see https://ocdoc.cil.li/component:inventory_controller Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Palagius 1 Posted October 12, 2018 Author Share Posted October 12, 2018 On 10/1/2018 at 3:37 PM, IceG4merBR said: What is the damage and how i find it? In JEI when you mouse over an item it should be the number after the slash ( / ) at the top of the item frame. I realize I have not been a good citizen and keeping up with this. I actually significantly improved this script in a 1.12.2 modpack and will post it when I have a chance. I also actually pared things down with better functions--thought I did not fold in the changes Dalden made for tracking current crafting. I shall try to pull that in as well and post the whole thing on Github. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Merung 0 Posted October 20, 2018 Share Posted October 20, 2018 @Palagius the current version (and you may have fixed it since) displays a decimal place in the output. I added a function to fix that, if you want to incorporate it: function remove_dec(num) return string.format("%.0f", num) end Quote Link to post Share on other sites
duz_holger 1 Posted August 22, 2019 Share Posted August 22, 2019 hi have a small issue every time I populate the data base with any thing the program crashes what am I doing wrong I am using 1.7.10 and the right versions of the mods Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Palagius 1 Posted August 22, 2019 Author Share Posted August 22, 2019 4 hours ago, duz_holger said: hi have a small issue every time I populate the data base with any thing the program crashes what am I doing wrong I am using 1.7.10 and the right versions of the mods I keep forgetting to post my significantly-improved versions of this. Sorry about that. My memory is that in 1.7.10 you actually cannot use the name-only item descriptor. In your test example try using the item ID for sand rather than "minecraft:sand". Does that make sense? So using NEI / JEI / whatever look up sand, and if it is item ID 27 then just use that. Might need to be (for example) minecraft:27 in that theoretical example. But what is going on with that crash is there is no error checking when the script attempts to check how many items you have of the requested ID. The call is returning nothing, and I did not have a sanity check in there for "item not found" which is breaking things. But when I did this in 1.7.10 long ago I think I had to use item IDs rather than names. Just now, Palagius said: I keep forgetting to post my significantly-improved versions of this. Sorry about that. My memory is that in 1.7.10 you actually cannot use the name-only item descriptor. In your test example try using the item ID for sand rather than "minecraft:sand". Does that make sense? So using NEI / JEI / whatever look up sand, and if it is item ID 27 then just use that. Might need to be (for example) minecraft:27 in that theoretical example. But what is going on with that crash is there is no error checking when the script attempts to check how many items you have of the requested ID. The call is returning nothing, and I did not have a sanity check in there for "item not found" which is breaking things. But when I did this in 1.7.10 long ago I think I had to use item IDs rather than names. Actually, I just looked at an old version I used on The 1.7.10 Pack and it's still using the names. Do you have an OpenComputers interface directly attached to your ME controller? Quote Link to post Share on other sites
duz_holger 1 Posted August 22, 2019 Share Posted August 22, 2019 3 hours ago, Palagius said: Actually, I just looked at an old version I used on The 1.7.10 Pack and it's still using the names. Do you have an OpenComputers interface directly attached to your ME controller? yes I do via some P2p tunels bus otherwise yes Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Palagius 1 Posted August 23, 2019 Author Share Posted August 23, 2019 20 hours ago, duz_holger said: yes I do via some P2p tunels bus otherwise yes I misunderstood, and using the wrong words in my question made things worse not better. My setups always had an OC "Adapter" directly connected to my ME Controller. As a consequence, at the very beginning of the script we are getting the component to proxy that communication. If your OC Adapter is connected to an ME Interface (rather than directly touching the controller) than at the beginning you need to have the component.proxy thing connect to an ME Interface rather than the controller. Having said that, I do not know if my script will work talking to the ME Interface, because I am not sure you can request crafting jobs to the ME Controller through an ME Interface. My suggestion is you retool your configuration to run an OpenComputers Cable from your computer to an OC Adapter directly touching your AE2 ME Controller. That is what the script was written to accommodate and utilize. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
