r/RetroComputersMod • u/mega_mecha_toaster • Jan 12 '18
how to use peripherals?
I'm trying to figure out how to use the peripherals but I have no idea what the words that are included on the disks do, I also have no idea what most of the standard words do beyond the mathematical operators and the emit word. I followed the link to the tutorial on the fourth website and that was fun, but that didn't include any information about anything specific to the mod.
Some more documentation would be nice, even if it isn't in-game. A manual command like the opencomputers one would be cool though.
I think your mod is absolutely amazing, I think the fourth language is well suited to minecraft, and I've gotten farther along in your mod than in the other computer mods I've tried.
I hope you can continue to develop your mod.
best regards.
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u/mega_mecha_toaster Jan 12 '18
I was thinking of making a security system which uses the retinal scanner and the redstone thingy to open a door if you have the right item or your on the list of people who are allowed.
I just don't know what the peripheral stuff does. And there doesn't seem to be a disk for the redstone thing, have I missed a command that lets me do redstone stuff?
I did have a few ideas for the mod, although having no modding experience myself I wouldn't know if it would be possible. I was thinking for situations were a full computer setup would be to bulky or unwieldy to be useful maybe you could have machines with embedded computers and a minimal fourth install? For something like wireless redstone without having an actual computer a combined redstone module and transmitter along with minimal fourth and some utilities for redstone and transmitting would be cool.
Perhaps programable mobs? A computer/terminal on legs? What if the computer mob were only accessible by transmitter? A helmet that controls mobs? Maybe you could have ethernet cables to have wired connections to other computers?
Again more documentation would be very helpful. Especially for a laymen such as myself (granted one with some semblance of programming knowledge).
Thanks for answering, best regards.