XP Sponge: It's a tank that sucks in XP. You can break the block and it'll retain its XP value. You can pipe XP out of this using other mods (buildcraft.etc.), or use the turtle to suck the XP out
Auto anvil: It's an anvil, but automated! You can pipe items in, pipe them out and pipe XP juice in. Main item gets piped into the top and modifier item(s) get piped into the bottom. Items get piped out of the side
Auto enchantment table: Just like the regular enchanting table, except you can pipe items into the top and pipe items out of the left. There's 2 settings - lowest level and highest level. These two settings depend on how many bookcases you have, just like a standard enchanting table.
Life Stone: the life stone is a protective force that'll heal you and fight off mobs. It's pretty expensive and runs off liquid XP. You can change the radius or change its options and the XP/tick changes.
OpenXP Turtle: He's quite limited because I don't want to step on the toes of the Misc Peripherals turtle. Methods include: suck() suckUp() suckDown() suckLeft() suckRight() suckBack(), drop() dropUp() dropDown(), dropLeft() dropRight() dropBack() collect() getLevelsStored() getLiquidCapacity() getLiquidVolume() getXPStored()
XP Bottler: This machine can drain XP bottles, or fill glass bottles with XP! Pretty simple.
I've set it up so that every single machine can be a computercraft peripheral. Just drop a computer next to it and you'll be able to interact. However, I haven't finished implementing all the methods yet.
XP Liquid can be piped around using mods that support Liquid pipes (buildcraft..etc.).
If you want to use the XP turtle, you'll need the very latest ComputerCraft installed (1.53)
This mod requires the very latest version of minecraft forge.
Just wanted to let you know that OpenCCSensors 0.1.5f has been released for minecraft 1.5.1/1.5.2.
OpenCCSensors is a peripheral add-on for ComputerCraft that allows your computers and turtles to sense a huge amount of things around them. For example:
Water, Power systems, inventories, players, mobs, items, tanks, minecarts and a huge amount more.
0.1.5f adds two new features:
A "Crop" sensor card that can keep track of the growth status of crops surrounding the sensor.
A new "Proximity Sensor Block" for users who aren't comfortable with programming lua.
Just wanted to give a little preview of a mod I've been building lately. It's called DNACraft, the idea of the mod is being able to edit the DNA of your mobs to breed interesting mixtures and tailor the mob to your needs.
It's still very WIP - although it's open source if anyone wants to get involved in the development.
Ah, no we went all the way up to uh.. pr5, I think, then official 0.1 release finally
To everyone else: This isn't really to be considered a 'beta' release. It's been tested a lot by the community, so this is the first release we're happy enough with to call an official release
EDIT: I'm going to try this out. :3. I've never used CC before, so this will be interesting.
Sorry! I tried to break it up a bit!
Good luck. ComputerCraft can be tricky to deal with without knowing Lua scripting, but you should be able to get the sensorview program working with little trouble if you follow the second video I posted
OpenCCSensors is an open source add-on mod for ComputerCraft which gives your computers the ability to retrieve information about the area around them.
Some of you may remember CCSensors, which unfortunately didn't work well for multiplayer. We've taken that concept, simplified and rewritten it from the ground up for Minecraft 1.4.6.
OpenCCSensors adds a Sensor Peripheral which sits next to a computer, as well as adding a Sensor upgrade to your turtles.
Sensor Cards are placed into either the peripheral or the turtle (slot 16), and give you access to a "sensor" API which can retreive information relevant to that card.
OpenCCSensors needs the latest version of forge to work, and if you want support for IC2 and buildcraft they both need to be the very latest versions.
Sensor cards
Right now the cards we have are:
Inventory Sensor Card: Gives the name, damage value and stack size of any item in inventories within a 5x5x5 cube around the sensor. This doesnt just work for chests, but also works with most other machines
Proximity Sensor Card: This gives full details of any living entity (player or mob) within a 16 block radius of the sensor peripheral. It gives pretty much any detail available, such as what armor they're wearing, what their hunger level is, their location, their health.etc.
Dropped Item Sensor Card: This gives item name, size, damage value and whether or not it's burning for any dropped item within a 16 block radius of the sensor
Buildcraft Sensor Card: This currently monitors activity and heat levels of BC engines within a 5x5x5 cube around the sensor
Industrial Craft 2 Sensor Card: This card can monitor heat levels of reactors, storage levels of MFSUs and batboxes, as well as seeing how much power is passing through cables. This covers a 5x5x5 cube around the sensor
Sign Sensor Card: This can read any sign post within a 5x5x5 area around the sensor
Liquids Sensor Card: This can read the liquid levels of any entity that implements ITank (Buildcraft tanks, probably works with other mods too). Again, this is a 5x5x5 around the sensor
World Sensor Card: This can give basic information about the current world (Light levels, whether it's raining or not.etc.)
Please note that we've purposely avoided certain things to keep the balance with other mods.
Media
The best way to show off what can be done using this mod is with videos:
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My very first release of a small mod I've been working on to expand on the XP system a bit.
https://dl.dropboxus...penXP-0.0.6.jar
New blocks that are added:
XP Sponge: It's a tank that sucks in XP. You can break the block and it'll retain its XP value. You can pipe XP out of this using other mods (buildcraft.etc.), or use the turtle to suck the XP out
Auto anvil: It's an anvil, but automated! You can pipe items in, pipe them out and pipe XP juice in. Main item gets piped into the top and modifier item(s) get piped into the bottom. Items get piped out of the side
Auto enchantment table: Just like the regular enchanting table, except you can pipe items into the top and pipe items out of the left. There's 2 settings - lowest level and highest level. These two settings depend on how many bookcases you have, just like a standard enchanting table.
Life Stone: the life stone is a protective force that'll heal you and fight off mobs. It's pretty expensive and runs off liquid XP. You can change the radius or change its options and the XP/tick changes.
OpenXP Turtle: He's quite limited because I don't want to step on the toes of the Misc Peripherals turtle. Methods include: suck() suckUp() suckDown() suckLeft() suckRight() suckBack(), drop() dropUp() dropDown(), dropLeft() dropRight() dropBack() collect() getLevelsStored() getLiquidCapacity() getLiquidVolume() getXPStored()
XP Bottler: This machine can drain XP bottles, or fill glass bottles with XP! Pretty simple.
I've set it up so that every single machine can be a computercraft peripheral. Just drop a computer next to it and you'll be able to interact. However, I haven't finished implementing all the methods yet.
XP Liquid can be piped around using mods that support Liquid pipes (buildcraft..etc.).
If you want to use the XP turtle, you'll need the very latest ComputerCraft installed (1.53)
This mod requires the very latest version of minecraft forge.
A few videos from the development stage:
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Just wanted to let you know that OpenCCSensors 0.1.5f has been released for minecraft 1.5.1/1.5.2.
OpenCCSensors is a peripheral add-on for ComputerCraft that allows your computers and turtles to sense a huge amount of things around them. For example:
Water, Power systems, inventories, players, mobs, items, tanks, minecarts and a huge amount more.
0.1.5f adds two new features:
- A "Crop" sensor card that can keep track of the growth status of crops surrounding the sensor.
- A new "Proximity Sensor Block" for users who aren't comfortable with programming lua.
Lots more information about the really powerful sensor system can be found on the ComputerCraft wiki here: http://www.computerc...e=OpenCCSensorsRegular updates and more information can be found on the forum thread here: http://www.computerc...-openccsensors/
Requirements:
Minecraft 1.5.1 or 1.5.2
ComputerCraft 1.52 or 1.53
Minecraft Forge
Download & Support:
http://www.computerc...-openccsensors/
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0.1.4b is now released. This is the last 1.4.7 release and after this we'll be building for 1.5.
Recently added a sonic sensor to detect liquid/solid/air blocks in sight of the radar, and also support for applied energistics.
Oh, and support for Forestry bees was also added in the last release, but I forgot to add a post here!
http://www.computercraft.info/wiki/OpenCCSensors
There's also a whole load of hidden things, which I'm not in a rush to document because it's nice when people discover it themselves
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/5996-147-cc-15-openccsensors/
Enjoy!
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Just wanted to give a little preview of a mod I've been building lately. It's called DNACraft, the idea of the mod is being able to edit the DNA of your mobs to breed interesting mixtures and tailor the mob to your needs.
It's still very WIP - although it's open source if anyone wants to get involved in the development.
Enjoy!
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http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/5996-146-cc-148-openccsensors/
Mostly stability and bug fixes. Added support for railcraft iron tanks and enhanced the minecart sensor.
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Download: http://www.computerc...-openccsensors/
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Ah, no
To everyone else: This isn't really to be considered a 'beta' release. It's been tested a lot by the community, so this is the first release we're happy enough with to call an official release
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Various bug fixes since then
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Sorry! I tried to break it up a bit!
Good luck. ComputerCraft can be tricky to deal with without knowing Lua scripting, but you should be able to get the sensorview program working with little trouble if you follow the second video I posted
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Some of you may remember CCSensors, which unfortunately didn't work well for multiplayer. We've taken that concept, simplified and rewritten it from the ground up for Minecraft 1.4.6.
OpenCCSensors adds a Sensor Peripheral which sits next to a computer, as well as adding a Sensor upgrade to your turtles.
Sensor Cards are placed into either the peripheral or the turtle (slot 16), and give you access to a "sensor" API which can retreive information relevant to that card.
Further information
More details can be found on the ComputerCraft forum: http://www.computerc...-openccsensors/
A wiki page with full details, example code and recipes can be found here: http://computercraft...i/OpenCCSensors
OpenCCSensors needs the latest version of forge to work, and if you want support for IC2 and buildcraft they both need to be the very latest versions.
Sensor cards
Right now the cards we have are:
Inventory Sensor Card: Gives the name, damage value and stack size of any item in inventories within a 5x5x5 cube around the sensor. This doesnt just work for chests, but also works with most other machines
Proximity Sensor Card: This gives full details of any living entity (player or mob) within a 16 block radius of the sensor peripheral. It gives pretty much any detail available, such as what armor they're wearing, what their hunger level is, their location, their health.etc.
Dropped Item Sensor Card: This gives item name, size, damage value and whether or not it's burning for any dropped item within a 16 block radius of the sensor
Buildcraft Sensor Card: This currently monitors activity and heat levels of BC engines within a 5x5x5 cube around the sensor
Industrial Craft 2 Sensor Card: This card can monitor heat levels of reactors, storage levels of MFSUs and batboxes, as well as seeing how much power is passing through cables. This covers a 5x5x5 cube around the sensor
Sign Sensor Card: This can read any sign post within a 5x5x5 area around the sensor
Liquids Sensor Card: This can read the liquid levels of any entity that implements ITank (Buildcraft tanks, probably works with other mods too). Again, this is a 5x5x5 around the sensor
World Sensor Card: This can give basic information about the current world (Light levels, whether it's raining or not.etc.)
Please note that we've purposely avoided certain things to keep the balance with other mods.
Media
The best way to show off what can be done using this mod is with videos:
Download
Download version 0.1:
https://dl.dropbox.c...Sensors-0.1.zip
Authors
Cloudhunter, Mikeemoo, Orwell1984, Lyqyd, Nietsnie (and if you're a modder, please get involved!)
http://www.github.co...r/OpenCCSensors
IRC: irc.esper.net #OpenCCSensors
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I know, it's absolute genius. I'm so proud of myself.
Ok - certainly up there with the most pointless mods ever made.. but hey, it's Christmas - why not.
(No doubt it's been done before!)