Openperipheral mech - Revision history

Darkrising: /* Additional information */

2013-12-14T00:12:03Z

‎Additional information

Darkrising at 00:08, 14 December 2013

2013-12-14T00:08:15Z

Darkrising at 23:18, 13 December 2013

2013-12-13T23:18:38Z

Darkrising: Openperipheral mech, OpenMech: Warrior tutorial.

2013-12-13T23:14:06Z

Openperipheral mech, OpenMech: Warrior tutorial.

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[[Category:computercraft]]

== Openperipheral Mechs (also known as OpenMech: Warrior in the creative tab) ==

I couldn't find much written on them, so I decided to add this to my wiki.

== Information ==
These mechs are quite cool, you can do a lot with them. Probably even more than Computercraft Turtles, but mechs are unable to fly.

== Setting up ==
# To set up your mech first grab yourself a Computercraft computer and place it on the ground.
# Next get yourself a "Robot Controller" and place it next to the computer
# Grab yourself a "OpenMech: Warrior", right click on the controller and place it inside. This will give it an ID
# Take the mech out of the controller and place it somewhere in the world.

You are now ready to mess around with it!

== Additional information ==
If you right click on your mech you will notice it has an inventory, you can put ammo and upgrades in here! Search NEI for "unit" and you will see some upgrades you can put into your mech, an example being "Tier 3 Sensor Unit". These upgrades will allow you perform more functions with your mech.

== The Programming ==
First thing you need to do is wrap the "Robot Controller" to a handler using the peripheral API.
[code]
mech = peripheral.wrap("right")
[/code]

Because OpenMech is a part of the OpenPeripheral mod we can use the function <peripheral>.listMethods to get a list of the functions for the "Robot Controller"

Using the code below I was able to get a list of methods / functions that the mech can do.
[code]
methods = mech.listMethods()
print(methods)
[/code]

Unformatted this is just a heep of functions on your screen, so I replace the spaces with page returns.
[source]
getStackInSlot()
swapStacks()
getInventoryName()
listMethods()
pullItem()
pushItem()
getAdvancedMethodsData()
getInventorySize()
condenseItems()
pullItemIntoSlot()
pushItemIntoSlot()
getLocation()
getPitch()
getYaw()
setPitch()
setYaw()
goto()
jump()
getHeat()
fireMedium()
fireHeavy()
isCoolEnough()
isOverheated()
getMaxHeat()
fireLight()
getCoolingPerTick()
sonicScan()
getMinecartIds()
getPlayerNames()
getMinecartData()
getMobIds()
getMobData()
getPlayerData()
refuel()
getFuelLevel()
getStackInSlot()
swapStacks()
getInventoryName()
pullItem()
pushItem()
drop()
getInventorySize()
condenseItems()
suck()
pullItemIntoSlot()
pushItemIntoSlot()
aimAt()
lookAt()
[/source]

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 </syntaxhighlight>
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+== API ==
 <syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 getStackInSlot()

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 == Additional information ==
 If you right click on your mech you will notice it has an inventory, you can put ammo and upgrades in here! Search NEI for "unit" and you will see some upgrades you can put into your mech, an example being "Tier 3 Sensor Unit". These upgrades will allow you perform more functions with your mech.
 == The Programming ==

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 == The Programming ==
 First thing you need to do is wrap the "Robot Controller" to a handler using the peripheral API.
-[code]
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 mech = peripheral.wrap("right")
-[/code]
+</syntaxhighlight>
 Because OpenMech is a part of the OpenPeripheral mod we can use the function <peripheral>.listMethods to get a list of the functions for the "Robot Controller"
 Using the code below I was able to get a list of methods / functions that the mech can do.
-[code]
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 methods = mech.listMethods()
 print(methods)
-[/code]
+</syntaxhighlight>
 Unformatted this is just a heep of functions on your screen, so I replace the spaces with page returns.
-[source]
+<syntaxhighlight lang="lua">
 getStackInSlot()
 swapStacks()
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 aimAt()
 lookAt()
-[/source]
+</syntaxhighlight>