11 replies to this topic

[MadCrayolaz]

Wondering if it would be possible for a peripheral to be made that will allow items to be put inside of it, and run a cc program that would get the id's and amount of the item in the stack of each item in it? Context of this would be for making a trade system. They could input, lets say, 2 iron bars, the computer would run to see if it's a valid trade, and then send a request for the trade items.

[Xfel]

Look at the arp peripherals. They can do that.

[MadCrayolaz]

I tried installing it, but it conflicted with Forestry, and once I tried changing the item id, it would throw me errors from both mods.

[Noodle]

turtle.compare() is the only way to kind of do this..
http://computercraft...=Turtle.compare

[Cloudy]

To be fair, it would actually be trivial to use the turtle API to provide this information. We provide all necessary functions.

[Cranium]

Any way for a different type of turtle that does offer item IDs? This would help with an automatic warehouse system...

[MadCrayolaz]

Agreed. I need something for ID checking and having to place it wouldn't be ideal.

[Cloudy]

craniumkid22, on 10 August 2012 - 04:23 PM, said:

Any way for a different type of turtle that does offer item IDs? This would help with an automatic warehouse system...

Yes - someone could code a turtle peripheral to do this pretty easily.

[MadCrayolaz]

I hope someone does.

[Xfel]

What exactly should that peipheral do? I don't really get it.

If you had trouble using arp and Forestry, tell me what error you got. maybe I can fix that.

[Pharap]

I've said it before, the turtles need a way to identify the items in the inventory. I'd do it myself but I have no Java experience whatsoever due to the infernal JVM refusing to create every single time I try to run a Java IDE.

[MadCrayolaz]

I'd have to install it again, but I am also using BuildCraft3 so I had to delete the buildcraft folder.