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Edited by Peter110, 27 December 2013 - 04:37 PM.

[NDFJay]

1) your if statement looks for a string so quote on and off like this

if input == "on" then
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if input == "off" then
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2) I dont know much about rednet so hopefully someone else can answer that for you.

hope this help you
~NDFJay

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Edited by Peter110, 27 December 2013 - 04:37 PM.

[Viproz]

for rednet api you can go on the wiki http://computercraft...iki/Rednet_(API) but i don't think you'll can do what you want.

you can always have 2 lines with the exact same message :

msg = "hello world"
rednet.send(54, msg)
rednet.send(69, msg)

or even with a for loop and a table

[remiX]

Viproz, on 29 December 2012 - 07:35 AM, said:

you can always have 2 lines with the exact same message :

msg = "hello world"
rednet.send(54, msg)
rednet.send(69, msg)

or even with a for loop and a table

With a table, you can do it like this:

-- Define the tables that we will send the command to
t_IDs = {54, 69, 32, 102, 19, 94}
-- Loop through the table and send the message to each ID
for i = 1, #t_IDs do
    rednet.send(t_IDs[i], msg)
end

That simple