Floppy Disk - Revision history

Magiczocker: /* Recipe */

2020-08-04T06:09:25Z

‎Recipe

Magiczocker: /* History */

2020-08-02T07:12:21Z

‎History

Magiczocker: /* Release Changes */

2020-08-02T05:17:34Z

‎Release Changes

Magiczocker at 17:10, 1 August 2020

2020-08-01T17:10:40Z

MisterSanderson: Adding Template:Block. It isn't a block, but Portable Computer uses this infobox, so the other items should use too. Please just check if "is-peripheral" is right. It isn't optional, but I don't know how to fill this field.

2015-04-21T20:47:17Z

Adding Template:Block. It isn't a block, but Portable Computer uses this infobox, so the other items should use too. Please just check if "is-peripheral" is right. It isn't optional, but I don't know how to fill this field.

Cranium: /* Release Changes */

2014-04-16T15:58:43Z

‎Release Changes

Cranium: /* Release Changes */ Mention of Treasure Disks

2014-04-16T15:56:57Z

‎Release Changes: Mention of Treasure Disks

AfterLifeLochie: Implement {{BlocksItemsList}}

2013-05-24T19:25:57Z

Implement {{BlocksItemsList}}

114.77.180.135: made placement a bit clearer

2012-12-03T22:10:36Z

made placement a bit clearer

AfterLifeLochie: Redstone_dust -> Redstone

2012-11-30T19:01:38Z

Redstone_dust -> Redstone

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 [[File:Floppy.png|frame|right|Dyed Floppy Disks]]
-== Recipe ==
+== Crafting ==
-{{Crafting grid
+{{Crafting
   |B1=Redstone
   |B2=paper
   |Output=disk
- }}
+}}
 == Usage ==

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−	~~[[Category:Items]]~~

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 When a disk is inserted into a disk drive that is adjacent to a computer, a directory is visible in the computer's root directory titled 'disk'. If another disk is inserted into a different drive that is also connected to a computer then that next directory is entitled 'disk2' and so-on for each additional disk that is inserted and connected.
-== Release Changes ==
+== History ==
-*'''1.56''': Added [[Treasure Disks]].
+{{History|head}}
-*'''1.3''': Used for [[Turtle]]s' programming.
+{{History|1.2|Added Floppy Disks.}}
-*'''1.2''': Initial Release
+{{History|1.3|Used for [[Turtle]]s' programming.}}
 {{BlocksItemsList}}
 [[Category:Items]]

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-{{Block
+{{Item
-|name=Floppy Disk
+|name = Floppy Disk
-|image=Grid disk.png
+|image = Grid disk.png
-|id=
+|renewable = Yes
-|damage-value=
+|stackable = No
-|is-peripheral=
+|data = '''Normal:''' 4101<br>'''Colored:''' 4102
 }}
 The system of disks and floppies in [[ComputerCraft]] were added in version 1.2. How they work and interact with the [[Computer|computers]] is very similar to how they would work in the real world with our real computers: There's a [[Disk Drive]] that we're able to insert removable disks (or floppies) which we're able to place data upon,  which, in turn,  makes data portable. This brings much potential for things such as servers running ComputerCraft and users of that server wishing to distribute their software for in-game currency.
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 The 1.42 update allows floppies to be colored with any kind of dye. This is done by putting a floppy and a dye in your crafting table.
 [[File:Floppy.png|frame|right|Dyed Floppy Disks]]
 == Recipe ==
 {{Crafting grid
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   |Output=disk
   }}
 == Usage ==
 Like individual computers, each floppy disk has its own folder containing the data that is within that floppy and is easily movable from within the computers in Minecraft using the simple UNIX-like commands such as cp (copy) or mv (move). Just like anywhere else in a computer, you can create, edit, move, copy, etc., any files and do so however you wish.
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 *'''1.3''': Used for [[Turtle]]s' programming.
 *'''1.2''': Initial Release
 {{BlocksItemsList}}
 [[Category:Items]]

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		+	{{Block
		+	\|name=Floppy Disk
		+	\|image=Grid disk.png
		+	\|id=
		+	\|damage-value=
		+	\|is-peripheral=
		+	}}
	The system of disks and floppies in [[ComputerCraft]] were added in version 1.2. How they work and interact with the [[Computer\|computers]] is very similar to how they would work in the real world with our real computers: There's a [[Disk Drive]] that we're able to insert removable disks (or floppies) which we're able to place data upon, which, in turn, makes data portable. This brings much potential for things such as servers running ComputerCraft and users of that server wishing to distribute their software for in-game currency.		The system of disks and floppies in [[ComputerCraft]] were added in version 1.2. How they work and interact with the [[Computer\|computers]] is very similar to how they would work in the real world with our real computers: There's a [[Disk Drive]] that we're able to insert removable disks (or floppies) which we're able to place data upon, which, in turn, makes data portable. This brings much potential for things such as servers running ComputerCraft and users of that server wishing to distribute their software for in-game currency.

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 == Interacting with Computers ==
-When a disk is inserted into a disk drive that is in a block and is orthogonally connected (not diagonal) to a computer, a directory is visible in the computer's root directory titled 'disk'. If another disk is inserted into a different drive that is also connected to a computer then that next directory is entitled 'disk2' and so-on for each additional disk that is inserted and connected.
+When a disk is inserted into a disk drive that is adjacent to a computer, a directory is visible in the computer's root directory titled 'disk'. If another disk is inserted into a different drive that is also connected to a computer then that next directory is entitled 'disk2' and so-on for each additional disk that is inserted and connected.
 [[Category:Items]]