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I have posted a new example that shows how to create vertical rails with the Wizards of Lua mod.

Here is a short video of it.

Hello everyone!

We just released 1.2.1-alpha of Wizards of Lua.

Changes:

• Fixed #50 - Placing a door using spell.block is not working
• Fixed #51 - luaTicksLimit is not stored correctly into config file when changed with /wol command
• Fixed #52 - Add automatic version checking

Have fun!

MickKay

Hello everyone!

We just released 1.2.0-alpha of Wizards of Lua.

Changes:

• Fixed #36: Spells should be able to read and write entity NBT data
• Fixed #37: Spells should be able to query for entities

Have fun!

MickKay

I have just added an article about how to create a 4x4 door using the Wizards of Lua mod.

This short video demonstrates a door that is powered by two simple spells.

We just released version 1.1.0-alpha.

Changes:

• Fixed: Operators should be able to configure the maximum number of Lua ticks a spell can use per game tick
• Added a config file

Have fun!

MickKay

The Wizards of Lua modification brings the magic of Lua programming to Minecraft.

With the /lua command you can cast a spell written in Lua.

Your spell can use a powerful API to interact with the Minecraft world.

For example:

/lua for i=1,10 do spell.block=Blocks.get("stone"); spell:move("up"); end

This will cast a spell that creates a pillar of stones directly in front of you, 10 meters tall. Here is a picture of it:

Wizards of Lua is made for Minecraft 1.12.2.

Download & Please Read the Docs

If you have some feedback please leave it in this thread or visit our feedback page.

Just upgraded Scenter to Minecraft 1.12

Latest Changes (3.11.0):

• Upgraded to Minecraft 1.12
• Upgraded to Forge 14.21.1.2387
• Switched key to deactivate Scenter from L to I

Cheers
MickKay

Quote from Robert_Snead»

It would be nice if the mod detected all ores and created a config file for editing on the first run. I am sure that could be done.

Also a way to go back instead of looping back all the way through would be nice also. It is very annoying if you miss your ore during the pick and have to reloop back through. Its ok if its only vanilla but if you have 32 plus ores its a pain.

MC 1.10.2

Quote from kamild1996»

I've noticed another bug with Scenter 3.10.0.

Looks like every time the particle effect appears, there are issues with transparent elements of the interface - for example, both the chat box and the transparent background while having a chest/furnace open turns solid black. I'll try to record it so you can see the problem.

EDIT: Video (my converter screwed up so I replaced the annoying noise with some random music from YouTube):

I thought it could have something to do with Soartex Fanver, but after disabling it the issue persisted.

My mods:

Quote from darksora269»

Hey man, for some reason while I use scenter with other mods, not alone, I get this...

http://imgur.com/a/Fzbci

Xray, but from what mod it runs with, I don't know. Any info? Thanks!

Edit: Sorry, Version 1.11.2 with latest scenter as of posting.

Quote from Jivaii»

Thermal Foundation is using a single block ID for all their ores, but with metadata number added on. How do you add items such as that? And looking in the log isn't very helpful, as it just lists the first one with the name "ThermalFoundation:Ore" while there's 7 items using that name.

I've got a list of mods I'm working with that I'm having this same issue with on 1.7.10

1. Thermal Foundation
2. Forestry
3. Railcraft
4. Galacticraft (But this seems to also be because it's using tiles)
5. Nether Ores (Also using tiles)
6. Ars Magica
7. Project Red
8. Thaumcraft
9. Tinker's Construct

Going into the log file is not of much help as it doesn't shot the metadata items

Quote from Teibidh»

First, the mod is awesome. Been using it a while, and you have my thanks.

Second, I have a couple of mods that add ores to different dimensions and use separate item IDs instead of meta to change the texture of the block for the nether and end variants. I have created ore dictionary entries for these already for purposes of adding recipes to various machines, but it would be

really handy if Scenter could work with ore dictionary entries. Right now I have a line that reads:

mod:ore1,mod:ore1_nether,mod:ore1_end

Would be really cool if it could read:

ore:ore1

Thanks for the consideration!

(PS, I searched the thread and found no references to ore dictionary use. If this is already a thing and I missed it, feel free to flame, but please provide info on implementation among the charred embers left behind.)

ore1:ore1_*

Let's see if this will make it into the next release...

Just upgraded Scenter to Minecraft 1.11.2

Latest Changes (3.10.0):

• Upgraded to Minecraft 1.11.2
• Upgraded to Forge13.20.0.2204

Cheers
MickKay

Quote from The_Ender_Master»

Hope you can help me. I am using Scenter 3.4.0 (Minecraft 1.8.9) and it is detecting coal that doesn't exist. If there is any info I need to share, please tell me.

I just released TNT-Rainmaker 2.4.0 for Minecraft 1.9

Changes:

• Upgraded to Minecraft 1.9
• Upgraded to Forge 12.16.1.1887

Have fun,

MickKay