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[Xixili]

Hello everyone,

I have a little problem.

I have a chest that collects Near depleted uranium cells.

What I like to get is everytime a cell arrives in the chest a short redstone pulse comes off the chest.
Im only getting this working with a full chest or empty chest.

Im using a computer (doh) and a gate reader and the code I have so far is:

while true do
  m = peripheral.wrap("top")
  data = m.get()
  if data["Inventory Empty"] then
   rs.setOutput("left", true)
   sleep(3)
   rs.setOutput("left", false)
  end
  sleep(1)
end

[RoD]

Doesn't the trap chest triger a redstone output when a item is added? or is it only when the player opens the chest? And you can try to use a hppper

[Xixili]

RoD, on 19 April 2014 - 09:01 PM, said:

Doesn't the trap chest triger a redstone output when a item is added? or is it only when the player opens the chest? And you can try to use a hppper

No other solutions?

[RoD]

Xixili, on 19 April 2014 - 10:19 PM, said:

RoD, on 19 April 2014 - 09:01 PM, said:

Doesn't the trap chest triger a redstone output when a item is added? or is it only when the player opens the chest? And you can try to use a hppper

No other solutions?

I didng get if you are using a peripheral. But if you are not using there may be some that do that ( i dont use peripherals, so i don't know much about them ). If you are are planing to play only with cc then i think that there are no other options...

[Xixili]

A computer should pulse a redstone singal for 1 second when an item arrives in the chest.

[RoD]

i use:

redstone.setOutput("left", true)

instead of:

rs.setOutput("left", true)

But i dont think it makes any diference... Only if there's a bug...

[Bomb Bloke]

Since no events fire when items enter adjacent chests, if you specifically want to plonk a computer directly next to one and get redstone signals from there, I guess you'd need to devise a system whereby the computer reads the full contents of the chest into a table, then re-reads that content every now and then (according to a timer) while checking for differences. A bit of a hack job, but it could be done.

Since you're using a gate reader though, I'll assume you're using Buildcraft pipes to fill the chest, which is handy since my method would involve putting a gate in the pipe that outputs to the chest. Configure THAT to perform a redstone pulse when items go through it and forget about using ComputerCraft for this job.

If you don't like the duration, a vanilla repeater can be used to increase it somewhat, or a computer can be programmed to extend it.