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[Htorne]

Hi I'm new here and I've written a program of about 100 lines, and now I need to copy it to the game, but the regular Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V does not work, its like the newline gets lots. Is there an easy way ?

Thanks

[ReconTurtle]

I've had the same issue with my programs many times, and the short answer is that there is no easy way to do this. I am personally on a Mac, but I'm pretty sure I've read of a Windows application called Quick Paste (I think) which allows one to copy and paste into any window. Hopefully this helps... somewhat.

[ciba43]

Simply put it in your .minecraft/mods/ComputerCraft/lua/rom/programs OR .minecraft/saves/@Your Save Game's name [email protected]/computer/@Your computer's id [email protected]

[basdxz]

But how do you copy it if you are on a server?

[ImNutzForCoal]

I have found that on Windows, Copy one line, then in the CC Window, press Ctrl once, so the Save Exit options appear, then Ctrl V and it pastes.

[basdxz]

ImNutzForCoal, on 08 August 2012 - 09:24 PM, said:

I have found that on Windows, Copy one line, then in the CC Window, press Ctrl once, so the Save Exit options appear, then Ctrl V and it pastes.

That"s what I usually do but that's not good enough with 30 lines of text />.

[ImNutzForCoal]

meh, if its faster than typing it all out, then its good enough for me.

[MadCrayolaz]

You can directly paste it into the file, or if you have a nice server owner, ask them to upload it to your floppy you make and then just move it to your own terminal.

[TheOutcast5]

You could use the program SCAR DIVI. Also don't listen to the guy that says it has a virus.

[D3matt]

TheOutcast5, on 09 August 2012 - 06:17 AM, said:

You could use the program SCAR DIVI. Also don't listen to the guy that says it has a virus.

I lol'd.

You can write your program all on one line and paste it using the above ctrl-ctrl-V method. Or else you can ask the server owner to enable pastebin and do it that way.

[Peacenanarchy]

http://www.computerc...pe-out-program/
hope this helps

[Sammich Lord]

The easy way is to enable the HTTP API and use the pastebin program.

[CallMeGavin]

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pastebin......

[grifonater]

(tekkit server host)

note this will keep the program on the computer/ turtle's rom!

i found the best way to do it if you are a server host is:

step 1:in your server folder locate the mods folder

step 2:from the mods folder locate ComputerCraft

step 3:open the contains of the lua folder

step 4: open rom

step 5: now open the programs file

step 5a: if you want this program installed on a turtles rom go into the turtle folder

step 6:copy one of the other files (eg: cd or go) and paste in the same directory and rename the file

step 7:open the file you have just pasted using a text editor (eg: notepad) and paste the text into it

step 8: finally save and exit and the program should be on the rom in the directory rom/programs


grifonater~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~[SERVER HOST]

[konzendude]

It's really simple in singleplayer. Just go into your .minecraft folder, go to saves, then go to the world you want to input the program to, choose a computer, and edit one of the .txt files.

[awsmazinggenius]

konzendude, on 22 December 2013 - 05:43 PM, said:

It's really simple in singleplayer. Just go into your .minecraft folder, go to saves, then go to the world you want to input the program to, choose a computer, and edit one of the .txt files.

(You bumped a month-and-a-half year old thread, you know)
They aren't *.txt files. They have no extension. This has already been said.
Also, there are auto-typer programs available specifically for this purpose, and if you have HTTP enabled, you can use http://www.pastebin.com and the built-in pastebin program.

Edited by awsmazinggenius, 25 December 2013 - 09:59 AM.

[pat39576]

That is a good question as one of my friends knows the single player route for it but neither of us have figured out the way for multiplayer for a single computer. The route for all computers on a server is similar to the single player route above, go to mods, open the computer craft zip, lua, rom, programs then either computers or turtles and pull a file out and delete its contents and put your program in and rename it and put it in.

[MudkipTheEpic]

You can use this: http://www.computerc...950#entry157950 to automatically type a file onto a CC computer on all MC supporting operating systems. [/shamelessplug]

Edit: Crap, didn't realize this was a year old.

Edited by MudkipTheEpic, 24 December 2013 - 07:40 PM.

[Jim]

Duh, pastebin.com

[MisterSanderson]

konzendude, on 22 December 2013 - 05:43 PM, said:

It's really simple in singleplayer. Just go into your .minecraft folder, go to saves, then go to the world you want to input the program to, choose a computer, and edit one of the .txt files.

I use tekkit, the person only needs to go to <disc>\Users\<user folder>\.technic\modpacks\tekkitmain\saves\<the world>\computer\<the number of the computer>