, which drops the first turtle(a) in a ender chest on top of it. All the way over at the other ender chest, I got one more turtle©, which sucks up the turtle(a) from the ender chest, and place it down. The program that the first turtle(a) is running is the "startup", but I still need to go all the way over and click on it to make it work - Is there a way to the turtle to start itself, without needing anyone to click on it? And of course, both chunks are loaded.
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Activate turtle(s) without having to click on them, possible?
Started by Strite, Dec 01 2013 01:27 PM
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Posted 01 December 2013 - 01:27 PM
I'm making a Turtle Teleport System using ender chests - The concept is extremely simple, I got a turtle (a), that is dug by another turtle(, which drops the first turtle(a) in a ender chest on top of it. All the way over at the other ender chest, I got one more turtle©, which sucks up the turtle(a) from the ender chest, and place it down. The program that the first turtle(a) is running is the "startup", but I still need to go all the way over and click on it to make it work - Is there a way to the turtle to start itself, without needing anyone to click on it? And of course, both chunks are loaded.
, which drops the first turtle(a) in a ender chest on top of it. All the way over at the other ender chest, I got one more turtle©, which sucks up the turtle(a) from the ender chest, and place it down. The program that the first turtle(a) is running is the "startup", but I still need to go all the way over and click on it to make it work - Is there a way to the turtle to start itself, without needing anyone to click on it? And of course, both chunks are loaded.
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Posted 01 December 2013 - 02:12 PM
It's working! Thanks Zepher48!
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