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Quote from CJDinoBoy94

i need some help, i get no errors or anything at all, but when i try to place a block in one of the small blocks area, it instead places it above the entire littleblocks area, i am unsire what is wrong, but can someone PLEASE help!? knowing it is finally compatible with Optifine, i rlly want this now :ohmy.gif: is it compatible with Minecraft Forge?

My mods:

PortalGun v1
Risugami's Audiomod
buildcraft 3.1.2 (all parts)
buildcraft additional pipes for BC 3.1.2
Code Chicken Core Client 0.4.1
EnderChest Client 1.0.1
forestry client A 1.3.0
GuiAPI 0.13.1
IDResolver update 1 Minecraf Forge 1.3.0 edition
Industrialcraft 2 client 1.62
Little Blocks Mod 1.9
Logistics Pipes BC3 0.7
minecraftforge client 1.3.1
Risugami's Modloader
Flan's Modloader MP v2
Not Enough Items RedPower Plugin 1.1.0
Not Enough Items client 1.1.0
Optifine 1.1 HD MT A4
Railcraft 3.1.0 (all parts)
Red Power 2 pr4d(all parts)
WirelessRedstone
WirelessRemote

Quote from xlilcasper

Here is my network code using bundled cables. This uses cables 0-9 leaving 7 other cables still useable in the same bundle.

--[[
Network API by XLilCasper. Original idea from D0han
All API can be accessed directly or though network.
Basic useage is
network.sendStr(0xFF,"Hello World")
Will send Hello World to all connected computers that are listening
To set your computer to listen use
local data = network.waitForData()

You can set your computers network ID with
network.setid(XXX) where XXX is a number 0-254, computers default to an ID of 0.

Finaly by default data is sent out the back. You can change this with
network.setDataSide(side)

--]]

sDataSide = "back"
computerid = 0x00
fThrottle = 0.2 --This was the fastest that worked for me. This gives us 5 Bps or 40 bps

Dec2BinTable = {}
b = {}

packetHeaders = {
['trans'] = {0x1, 0x11},
}
------------borrowed code------------------------
for n=1,8 do
table.insert(b, 0)
end
for n=0,255 do
table.insert(Dec2BinTable, 0)
Dec2BinTable[n] = b[1] .. b[2] .. b[3] .. b[4] .. b[5] .. b[6] .. b[7] .. b[8]
b[8] = b[8] + 1
for n2=1,7 do
if b[9-n2] == 2 then
b[9-n2] = 0
b[8-n2] = b[8-n2] + 1
end
end
end
------------end of borrowed code------------------
function getDataClock()
return rs.testBundledInput(sDataSide,256)
end

function networkReady()
os.startTimer(3*fThrottle)
event = os.pullEvent()
if event == "redstone" and getDataClock() then
return false
elseif event =="timer" then
return true
end
end

function sendByte(byte)
local bits = Dec2BinTable[byte]
local wires=0
for n=0,7 do
if (string.sub(bits,n+1,n+1) == "1") then
wires = wires + (2^(7-n))
end
end
rs.setBundledOutput(sDataSide,wires+256)
sleep(fThrottle)
rs.setBundledOutput(sDataSide,0)
sleep(fThrottle)
end

function readByte(timeout)
if (timeout) then
timeStarted = false
os.startTimer(timeout/2)
end
while true do
event, param = os.pullEvent()
if event == "key" and param == 197 then --Exit on pause/break
return "Exited"
elseif event == "redstone" then
--print("Redstone - " .. rs.getBundledOutput(sDataSide))
if getDataClock() then --Clock fired
--print("clock fired")
local byte=0
for n=0,7 do
if rs.testBundledInput(sDataSide,2^n) then byte=byte+(2^n) end
--print("Bit " .. n .. "= " .. tostring(rs.testBundledInput(sDataSide,2^n)))
end
return tonumber(byte);
end
elseif event =="timer" and timeStarted and timeout then
break
elseif event =="timer" and timeout then
timeStarted=true
os.startTimer(timeout/2)
end

end
return nil
end

function sendStr(addr, data, tries)
tries = tries or 3
while not networkReady() do
sleep(3*fThrottle)
end
sendByte(0x01)
sendByte(0x11)
sendByte(addr)
sendByte(#data)
sendByte(0x02)
for n=1,#data do
sendByte(string.byte(string.sub(data, n,n)))
end
sendByte(0x04)
--print("Data sent, wait for ack")
local ack = readByte(10*fThrottle)
if ack then
if ack == 0x06 then
--print("Got ack")
return true
elseif ack == 0x15 then -- failed, try a resend
--print("Got failed")
tries=tries-1
if (tries <=0) then
return false
else --We still have tries left, retry
return sendStr(addr,data,tries)
end
else --Unknown error, abort.
--print("Got unknown " .. ack)
return false
end
else
--We timed out
return false
end
end

function waitForData()
local bExit = false
local packs = { 0x00, 0x00}
while not bExit do
event, param = os.pullEvent()
if event == "key" and param == 197 then --Exit on pause/break
bExit = true
end
newByte = readByte()
--print("got byte " .. tostring(newByte))
if newByte then
table.remove(packs, 1)
table.insert(packs, newByte)
for index, val in pairs(packetHeaders) do
if (packs[1] == val[1]) and (packs[2] == val[2]) then
newByte = readByte()
if (newByte == computerid) or (newByte == 0xff) then --It is our id or it is a broadcast
if (val[2] == packetHeaders["trans"][2]) then --Incomeing trasnmition
--print("Incoming data")
local str = readPacket()
return str
end
end
end
end
end
sleep(0.1)
end
end

function readPacket(len)
local failed = 0
if not len then
len = readByte() -- if we don't have a lenght it should be the next byte
end
--verify that the next byte is 0x02 and that our text is starting. This is here so we can have larger then 255 packets later
if (readByte() == 0x02) then
packet = {}
for n=1, len do
table.insert(packet, readByte())
end
--we are done getting our string next byte should be the end transmition
endByte = readByte()
if endByte and endByte == 0x04 then
sleep(3*fThrottle)
sendByte(0x06)
--Convert back to a string
local str = ""
for index, val in ipairs(packet) do
str = str .. string.char(val)
end
return str
else
sendByte(0x15) --send transmition failed.
return false
end
else
return nil
end
end

--Create API
network = {
["setid"] = function( _id )
computerid=tonumber(_id)
end,
["getid"] = function( )
return computerid
end,
["sendStr"] = function( _addr, _data, _tries )
return sendStr(_addr, _data, _tries)
end,
["waitForData"] = function( )
return waitForData()
end,
["sendByte"] = function( _byte )
return sendByte(_byte)
end,
["readByte"] = function( _timeOut )
return readByte( _timeOut )
end,
["getDataSide"] = function( )
return sDataSide
end,
["setDataSide"] = function( _side )
sDataSide = _side
end,
}

Quote from DaStormbringer

Boggle... Trying to follow you... For a test I usually setup a empty chest with a reciving TP pipe and place a chunkloader then move about 500 blocks out and place a obsiden pipe connected to a sending TP pipe and drop stuff into the pipe. When I get back to the chest it has the items inside it. From what I know about chunks and the pipes this is what should happen.

Quote from Nitti9

Okay, thank you! And yes, I do rename the files when I download them because I don't like the additional letters and numbers in the names of most mods, but I suppose the "z" was there for a reason. =p