Perhaps any disk drive can read from CDs, but you need a special CD burner to write to them. Obviously, the crafting recipe for a CD and CD burner would be end game. Zip disks sound cool though, and maybe they could be about middle-end game? Kind of like maybe Nether but not the End.

Maybe zip disks could be crafted with nether quartz and iron, and CDs could be crafted with end stone and glass?

Does this mean that the size of the CC window is doubled, too? Oooooooooh

Actually, it wouldn't be

filedata[1]

, it would be

filedata[0]

because computers count from 0, not 1. At least I think. ComputerCraft might be different,

Sorry, don't know how to use inline code lol

No, I actually can't see how I would figure out how much gold and iron I would have. I think my gold would be like this:

gold = diamonds - math.floor(money - 100)

I think the iron would be like this, but I'm not sure:

iron = gold - math.floor(money - 10)

Can you just correct me and tell me how to do it? Thanks.

I'm trying to make a bank in ComputerCraft like everyone does. I need to split one number (the money) into 4 numbers (diamond count, gold count, iron count, and an ignored number which won't be deposited). My exchange rate is $1000 = 1 diamond, $100 = 1 gold ingot and $10 = 1 iron ingot. I've tried and tried, but I can't get the numbers correct.

How would I do the math code so diamonds = the number of diamonds needed, gold = the number of gold needed and iron = the number of iron needed?

I'm trying to make a cobblestone generator for my turtle (it's advanced if that matters) and write the total items in its inventory to a monitor below quickly. I set the monitor to the variable "m" using peripheral.wrap(). Do I have to do

local a = turtle.getItemCount(1)
local b = turtle.getItemCount(2)
-- and so on and so forth

and then do

local total = a + b + c + d -- and so on
m.write(total .. "items are in the turtle.")

or can I put it in a table, or maybe use:

turtle.getItemCount(0)

I really don't know how I can do this. So can you help me?