Hi
Here is a vid of my latest retro remake
Help poor Toady cross a busy road and navigate a river full of logs on his journey back to his toad hole.
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https://www.youtube....h?v=qfS61sbECao

Hi ds84182
Any chance more documentation on your methods. How does bind texture work for example.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Here, I made one
http://www.computerc...clights2-video/

I've not found any tutorials on CCLights2. After a bit of experimentation I have come up with this video. It only covers the basics but it should help people get started

Not at all. Go for it

hi,
Whilst it would be fairly easy to display in a higher res it would mean the gui would need a lot of work.
It would be possible to add subtitles but because it is low res it would only be able to show 20ish chars at a time
It currently sends the 0 and 1s to control each individual pixel in a rednet message each frame. You could add the subtitle onto the message
I have never used the cables as I'm using FTB but I think they would be an improvement over the rednet system.
At the moment it has to put all the data into a string, send it via rednet, decode the string at the other end and then display. I guess the cables would remove some of those steps.

It is. You can use the text utils api to serialize a table of data into a string. You can then unserialize back into a table at the other end. Computercraft does all the hard work for you.

That wouldnt be too hard to do because it just sends a string of 1 and 0s to describe the output. It could send letters which would represent the different colours.
It would mean more work on the interface which is a pain because there is not much space left!

Pimp your base.
Here is a device that allows you to create animations frame by frame and then wirelessly display them over 2 8x5 advanced monitors

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Cheers for the feedback,
At the moment the screen doesn't scroll but it is something I was thinking of implementing.
I also want to highlight the note thats playing in a similar way to yours.
Finally I was going to make a player that auto played the disk on start up. Maybe a random selection of tracks. It might be useful for map makers.
It all depends when I get some time though!

This is a device for programming iron note blocks.
You can then save the track to a floppy and play it a stand-alone music player
Pastebin is in the vid description
The sound isn't great on the video unfortunately

Here is my system for sending messages across an unlimited distance

It uses open peripherals, ender storage, wireless redstone and, of course, computercraft.


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Here is a game in which you have to shoot down ufos that are trying to abduct people.

Here is the link. I've tested it with GopherATLs Infinite Loot mod
Resource pack

Thread here includes a video.
This version now comes with persistent high scores and this version no longer requires a monitor

Included in 1.57!

Following on from my touchscreen tutorial, here is one for rednet messaging.
I've tried to keep it as simple as possible and it assumes no programming knowledge.




Let me know if you want anything else and I'll see what I can do