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[FoxData]

Keep It day

Have you ever been working on something in creative mode just for it to turn to night? and you have to use that command?

Well this program will loop the time set command forever until terminated.*

Code:

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-- Keep It day
-- By FoxData

term.clear()
--  fs.copy(“Keepitday”, “disk/startup”) – This feature is not fully implemented yet

while true do


commands.exec(“time set day”)
print(“Time Set Day”)
end

Download:

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pastebin get zC7Kyu2H

Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/zC7Kyu2H

Warning: This will spam your chat so turn it off before running the program

* Only compatible with command computers


This program is certified to work with O
WWO-114172892

Edited by FoxData, 11 March 2016 - 06:47 PM.

[Creator]

Maybe put it to sleep for 2 mins in order to not overuse the server CPU.

[Bomb Bloke]

Indeed, this script will work, but it'll put a lot of stress on the server.

FWIW, I use this:

while true do
  commands.time("set 0")
  commands.weather("clear 600")
  sleep(600)
end

This sets the time to morning, then waits until dusk before repeating. It also disables all weather effects.

[MKlegoman357]

There's a /gamerule command made just for this thing.

[Dave-ee Jones]

OR you could just type /gamerule doDaylightCycle false in chat which will use almost no CPU (like most other commands unless its one that spawns blocks or entities) and only needs to be set once per world. Seriously...I thought everyone knew this?

[Bomb Bloke]

Truth be told, I never searched for a gamerule to deal with the time - I only looked for one to stop the ********* rain and ***** snow, and could never find one.

[Dave-ee Jones]

Well it says doDaylightCycle (do the cycle or not how clear can you get ) and it was announced and everyone got hype about it cus they didn't have to use CPU chewing redstone clocks anymore.

[SquidDev]

AutoLocK, on 11 March 2016 - 10:52 AM, said:

Well it says doDaylightCycle (do the cycle or not how clear can you get ) and it was announced and everyone got hype about it cus they didn't have to use CPU chewing redstone clocks anymore.

I use both doDaylightCycle and a daylight sensor: this way you can catch weather events (and so clear the weather).

[FoxData]

Tested It with O and it worked So now its got the O certification!

[Anavrins]

FoxData, on 11 March 2016 - 06:48 PM, said:

Tested It with O and it worked So now its got the O certification!

What does that even mean?

[Creator]

It would be weird if it did not work with O.

Edited by Creator, 11 March 2016 - 09:39 PM.

[FoxData]

Anavrins, on 11 March 2016 - 07:09 PM, said:

FoxData, on 11 March 2016 - 06:48 PM, said:

Tested It with O and it worked So now its got the O certification!

What does that even mean?

Means that it works with the OS called "O"

[Anavrins]

FoxData, on 11 March 2016 - 08:54 PM, said:

Means that it works with the OS called "O"

The simplicity of your code is a such that it will work with pretty much everything without modification, so that's kind of meaningless.

[Dave-ee Jones]

Anavrins, on 11 March 2016 - 11:08 PM, said:

FoxData, on 11 March 2016 - 08:54 PM, said:

Means that it works with the OS called "O"

The simplicity of your code is a such that it will work with pretty much everything without modification, so that's kind of meaningless.

Lol. A few lines will work in basically anything unless its a code that is programmed to overwrite the program that is running it, but seeing as it just resets the time of day every few seconds it shouldn't. I still think it's silly just to have a whole computer resetting the time of day when you can literally just set doDaylightCycle to false and BAM, no extra CPU usage required!

[FoxData]

Groundhog Version 2.00

Well The successor of "Keep it day" has turned up!

Introducing Groundhog 2.00

Download:

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pastebin get 4UTcs7KD

Code:

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-- Groundhog --

-- By FoxData --

-- Version 2.00 --
term.clear()
print("Welcome to groundhog V2.00")
term.setCursorPos(1,2)
print("T: No More night")
term.setCursorPos(1,3)
print("W: No More rain")
local event, key = os.pullEvent( "key" )
if key == keys.t then
while true do
commands.exec("time set day")
end
end
if key == keys.w then
while true do
  commands.exec("weather clear")
end
end

Pastebin link: http://pastebin.com/4UTcs7KD

Warning: This will spam your chat so turn it off before running the program

Edited by FoxData, 12 March 2016 - 09:13 PM.

[FoxData]

By march 13 this program will be no longer supported by FoxData.

A new version has been released: http://www.computerc...undhog-program/

[Lyqyd]

Threads merged.

[Creator]

In your new program, you forgot the main loop.

Also, please don't act so pathetic. Works with O, well of course it does. Why should it not? And supporting a program for 3 days is the best idea ever. Seriously.

Also, we showed you some non CPU destroying methods. You could use them.

[Bomb Bloke]

Creator, on 13 March 2016 - 12:29 AM, said:

In your new program, you forgot the main loop.

Not... exactly. The program now asks you to pick a function, and then spams it until termination. That much is likely intended.

It's indeed somewhat frustrating to see it ignore all suggestions made thus far, though.

[Anavrins]

FoxData, on 12 March 2016 - 09:14 PM, said:

By march 13 this program will be no longer supported by FoxData.

A new version has been released: http://www.computerc...undhog-program/

You act like your program is something big, which it isn't, because people will prefer a less cpu-hogging method.
Statements like this are annoyingly redundant.