How to use multiple note blocks

[Frekvens1 0]

Hello!

 

As stated in the title, I need help with a good way to access multiple 'component.note_block' s. I'm pretty new to OC, as I started a few days ago. But what I've found out is that the components are registered, with the same refrence id, but with different uuid's in the 'component'.

 

Yea, I've searched google for some time, and was hoping you guys could help me solve my problem!

 

 

For those who are curious, I'm making a 'radio' script, which will play different note block songs. I have four different note blocks, for each sound type (dirt, sand, cobble and planks). I'm actually using the iron note block (From mod: MiscPeripherals), as it can play chords like the vanilla can't. But that shouldn't be much of a difference (I guess). Any clues to my problem?

 

With kind regards,

- Frek

[Sangar 92]

To access multiple components of the same type, you'll need to get the proxy for the components mannually, since there can only be one primary component after all. To do that, either use component.proxy(address) with manually providing the addresses or use component.list("note_block") to iterate the list of connected components, e.g.

for address in component.list("note_block") do
  local proxy = component.proxy(address)
  proxy.trigger() -- or whatever else you want to do with the component
end

[Frekvens1 0]

 

To access multiple components of the same type, you'll need to get the proxy for the components mannually, since there can only be one primary component after all. To do that, either use component.proxy(address) with manually providing the addresses or use component.list("note_block") to iterate the list of connected components, e.g.

for address in component.list("note_block") do
  local proxy = component.proxy(address)
  proxy.trigger() -- or whatever else you want to do with the component
end

Hmm... Interesting! This was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks for taking interest, and thanks for your good answer!

 

With kind regards,

- Frek