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L2[00:25:20] <Mimiru> yay I think build 6
fixes most known issues.
L3[00:28:24] <Kodos> Okay, going to start
working on a magcard copier
L4[00:29:08] <Kodos> A written card makes
the reader flash green, and a blank card makes it red, what
triggers yellow?
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L6[00:34:11] <Kodos> I love dmesg
L7[00:37:25] <SoraFirestorm> did you figure
out what causes yellow?
L8[00:37:53] <Kodos> Nope
L9[00:37:56] <SoraFirestorm> :/
L10[00:39:18] *
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L11[00:41:00] <dangranos> yellow is caused
by red and green?
L12[00:41:18] <Kodos> o.O
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L16[00:43:58] <dangranos> Kodos: so, what
causes it?
L17[00:44:05] <Kodos> I don't know, that's
what I was asking
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L21[01:07:23] <Kodos> Looks like yellow
might not even be used
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L23[01:10:48] zsh
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L24[01:42:51] <Mimiru> Kodos, yeah
currently nothing causes yellow
L25[01:46:16] <SoraFirestorm> good to
know
L26[01:46:27] <SoraFirestorm> Why is it
there in the first place then? ;P
L27[01:46:33] <SoraFirestorm>
s/;P/:P/
L28[01:46:33] <Kibibyte>
<SoraFirestorm> Why is it there in the first place then?
:P
L29[01:46:44] <Mimiru> I had planed to use
it, but it didn't work out
L30[01:46:57] <SoraFirestorm> what was it
supposed to do?
L31[01:47:01] <Mimiru> it was going to go
yellow on swipe, then green or red depending on the result
L32[01:47:10] <SoraFirestorm> aaaah
L33[01:47:41] <Mimiru> I left everything
there so I could work on it later
L34[01:47:47] <Mimiru> and now I know how
to do render overlays
L35[01:47:57] <SoraFirestorm> neat
L36[01:48:04] <Mimiru> which means I can
drop the texture switching, and just do an overlay
L37[01:48:28] <Mimiru> So it'll actually
look like a light (just without emitting any light)
L38[01:49:55] <SoraFirestorm> wish I could
mod
L39[01:50:37] <SoraFirestorm> Tried it...
twice? Was hella complicated. :(
L40[01:50:43] <SoraFirestorm> and that's
from someone who likes C
L41[01:51:00] <Mimiru> Forge makes things
harder then they need to be
L42[01:55:49] <SoraFirestorm> I couldn't
figure out how get crafting to work
L43[01:55:57] <SoraFirestorm> The reason
was something like
L44[01:56:13] <SoraFirestorm>
"Minecraft uses only a single class instance"
L45[01:56:15] <SoraFirestorm> or something
like that
L46[01:56:20] <SoraFirestorm> idk the exact
terminology
L47[01:56:27] <SoraFirestorm> someone had
to tell me that
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L51[02:13:39] zsh
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L52[02:16:43] <mrammy> i need to automate
grog
L53[02:16:58] <SoraFirestorm> you doing the
hard-mode recipes?
L54[02:17:08] <SoraFirestorm> Or just want
nanobots?
L55[02:17:18] <mrammy> hard-mode all the
way
L56[02:17:36] <SoraFirestorm> fair
enough
L57[02:17:50] <mrammy> whats really holding
me up is a decent speed mushroom farm
L58[02:18:07] <mrammy> i have a largish
stockpile of the red ones but it specifically requires brown
ones
L59[02:19:48] <Vexatos> hard mode is the
best mode
L60[02:19:51] <Vexatos> I LOVE it
L61[02:19:59] <Vexatos> the recipes
actually make sense .-.
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L63[02:20:58] <Vexatos> mrammy, if you have
Forestry and Computronics installed, you can get grog from
bees
L64[02:21:01] <Vexatos> no need for
mushrooms :3
L65[02:21:08] <mrammy> i do
L66[02:21:10] <mrammy> ooh
L67[02:21:27] <mrammy> hey everyone guess
who is awesome, vexatos is awesome
L68[02:21:35] <SoraFirestorm> :D
L69[02:22:11] <Vexatos> mrammy, do you have
Gendustry installed .-.
L70[02:22:17] <Vexatos> If you do, I
shouldn't have told you :/
L71[02:22:27] <mrammy> why not
L72[02:22:30] <Vexatos> Please don't use it
<_>
L73[02:22:30] <mrammy> bees are fun
L74[02:22:34] <Vexatos> Yes they are
L75[02:22:37] <Vexatos> but Gendustry is
not
L76[02:23:02] <mrammy> the grind makes it
fun
L77[02:23:34] <Vexatos> I like bee
breeding.... But people nowadays mostly use Gendustry to skip all
the breeding involved
L78[02:23:38] <Vexatos> And I hate
that
L79[02:24:02] <SnowDapples> it's because
you can't have EXPLodiNG BEES
L80[02:24:03] <mrammy> its honestly not
that difficult
L81[02:24:07] <Vexatos> SnowDapples, you
can
L82[02:24:12] <SnowDapples> Sweet!
L83[02:24:13] <Vexatos> Fiendish bees
explode
L84[02:24:14] <Vexatos> pretty sure
L85[02:24:17] <Vexatos> no wait
L86[02:24:19] <Vexatos> Austere
L87[02:24:20] <Vexatos> those explode
L88[02:24:26] <Vexatos> mrammy, I know,
right?
L89[02:24:32] <SnowDapples> I need those
:D
L90[02:24:39] <Vexatos> how do you do
breeding, mrammy
L91[02:24:43] <mrammy> you can make a
computer program to do it for you with the analyzer
L92[02:24:43] <Vexatos> completely
manually?
L93[02:24:51] <Vexatos> oh yea, I did that
once
L94[02:25:09] <Vexatos> a robot with inv
controller
L95[02:25:19] <Vexatos> back when there was
no transposer
L96[02:25:19] <mrammy> depends on the mods
in the pack
L97[02:26:19] <Vexatos> Do you have NEI
addons or Gendustry installed?
L98[02:26:57] <mrammy> i think i have nei
addons
L99[02:26:59] <Vexatos> Hmmm
L100[02:27:11] <Vexatos> does NEI show you
how you can breed the grog bees then?
L101[02:27:14] <mrammy> i mightve just
missed it
L102[02:27:16] <mrammy> it does
L103[02:27:20] <Vexatos> It shouldn't
unless you messed with the configs
L104[02:27:22] <Vexatos> crap
L105[02:27:39] <mrammy> oh wait no
L106[02:27:44] <mrammy> i just shows the
combs
L107[02:27:48] <Vexatos> yay
L108[02:27:51] <Vexatos> nice
L109[02:27:51] <Vexatos> ok
L110[02:27:52] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L111[02:27:52] <Vexatos> yea
L112[02:27:53] <Vexatos> uuuh
L113[02:27:55] <Vexatos> good
L114[02:27:56] <Vexatos> very good
L115[02:27:58] <Vexatos> I approve
L116[02:27:59] <Vexatos> yes
L117[02:28:00] <Vexatos> good
L118[02:28:02] <Vexatos> gewd
L119[02:28:04] <SoraFirestorm> you take
your hardcore game hardcore serious
L120[02:28:18] <SoraFirestorm> not the
playstyle for me
L121[02:28:19] <Turtle> Oh look. VALVe
pushed ´hl3.txt´ to the source 2 version of dota.
L122[02:28:21] <Vexatos> SoraFirestorm, I
requested an API in Gendustry to blacklist certain breeds in the
Mutatron
L123[02:28:23] <Vexatos> :3
L124[02:28:29] <Turtle> This can´t
possibly end we- HYPE TRAIN
L125[02:28:31] <SoraFirestorm> but I can
appreciate your dedication
L126[02:28:44] <mrammy> i approve of
vexatos request
L127[02:28:51] <Vexatos> mrammy, well,
there is only one way to find out how to breed them
L128[02:28:55] <Vexatos> The
Escritoire
L129[02:29:01] <mrammy> ooh fun
L130[02:29:17] <Vexatos> If you put a bee
in there and win the game, you get a random mutation this
particular bee can undergo+
L131[02:29:27] <Vexatos> so try several
species
L132[02:29:36] <Vexatos> maybe you'll find
the right be some day
L133[02:29:39] <SoraFirestorm> I never got
the whole bee thing
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L136[02:29:50] <Vexatos> Because the
Escritoire can even show you secret and hidden species
L137[02:29:52] <Vexatos> like this
one
L138[02:29:57] <mrammy> some day?
L139[02:29:57] <Vexatos> that's actually
what it's made for
L140[02:30:03] <Vexatos> it won't take
that long, really
L141[02:30:08] <Vexatos> it's rather
obvious
L142[02:30:13] <Vexatos> which species you
need to breed
L143[02:30:20] <Vexatos> but the Mutation
note is quite important
L144[02:30:24] <Vexatos> as it tells you
how to breed them
L145[02:30:33] <Vexatos> the mutation
requires quite a few conditions to be met
L146[02:30:37] <Vexatos> and the note will
tell you
L147[02:32:40] <SoraFirestorm> ugh
L148[02:32:48] <SoraFirestorm> nowhere
close to enough EMC
L149[02:34:00] <Vexatos> mrammy, it's
meant to be kind of a fun challenge. That one bee that's hard to
find
L150[02:34:12] <Vexatos> it's obviously
not worth it and making a mushroom farm is waaay faster
L151[02:34:21] <mrammy> well this is much
more fun then making a mushroom farm
L152[02:34:21] <Vexatos> But it's a lot of
fun, at least for me :P
L153[02:34:34] <Vexatos> I never get tired
of the Escritoire game
L154[02:34:39] <Vexatos> it's super
fun
L155[02:34:53] <mrammy> whats the best
seed oil thing again
L156[02:34:56] <mrammy> almonds?
L157[02:34:59] <Vexatos> chestnuts
L158[02:35:04] <Vexatos> #2 is
walnuts
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L160[02:35:15] <mrammy> ah it was
walnuts
L161[02:35:16] <Vexatos> #1 for fruit
juice is papaya, #2 is date
L162[02:35:36] <Vexatos> You get chestnuts
from walnuts
L163[02:35:43] <Vexatos> so it's basically
a straight upgrade
L164[02:35:58] <Vexatos> but you also get
date from papaya, so that's a... sidegrade
L165[02:35:59] <SoraFirestorm> %calc 16 *
32
L166[02:36:00] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
512
L167[02:36:04] <Vexatos> as papaya grows
like cocoa beans
L168[02:36:09] <Vexatos> and date like
walnuts
L169[02:36:20] <SoraFirestorm> damn
:/
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L171[02:39:59] <SoraFirestorm> %calc 32 *
128
L172[02:39:59] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
4,096
L173[02:41:07] <SoraFirestorm> %calc 16 *
16
L174[02:41:08] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
256
L175[02:41:11] <SoraFirestorm> bleh
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L185[03:11:51] <mrammy> alright is there a
mod that can adjust the oredictionary order
L186[03:11:59] <mrammy> like which item
comes first
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L188[03:17:16] <SoraFirestorm> not that
I'm aware of
L189[03:17:22] <SoraFirestorm> why would
you want to change the order?
L190[03:17:33] <mrammy> iron nuggets are
being derpy with my ae setup
L191[03:17:51] <mrammy> they come out as
garden stuff even though the crafting recipe says tinkers iron
nuggets
L192[03:19:31] <SoraFirestorm> garden
stuff? wth?
L193[03:21:34] <mrammy> wow that is super
weird
L194[03:21:45] <mrammy> i just rewrote the
pattern and it works fine
L195[03:21:56] <SoraFirestorm>
whatever
L196[03:22:01] <SoraFirestorm> take what
you can get, right? :P
L197[03:22:05] <mrammy> yep
L198[03:23:41] <SoraFirestorm> finally out
of tanks
L199[03:23:48] <SoraFirestorm>
s/tanks/extra tanks/
L200[03:23:48] <Kibibyte>
<SoraFirestorm> finally out of extra tanks
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L203[03:39:37] <Sangar> o/
L204[03:39:41] <SoraFirestorm> hai
Sangar
L205[03:42:54] <Vexatos> o\ snagar
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L210[03:54:43] <dangranos> mpd is
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L212[03:55:02] <dangranos> too bad there
is no mpd server with flac support for adnroid
L213[03:55:06] <dangranos> ...yes?
L214[03:55:08] <dangranos> *yet?
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L216[04:00:12] <mrammy> Mimiru, Could you
oredict your openfm recipes for planks please?
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L221[04:06:24] <SoraFirestorm> that could
be minetweaked
L222[04:06:27] <SoraFirestorm> but
yeah
L223[04:06:29] <SoraFirestorm> would be
nice
L224[04:08:21] <mrammy> admittedly a good
use of the oak wood i had
L225[04:08:29] <mrammy> too lazy to
minetweak atm
L226[04:08:33] <Sandra> what's
openfm?
L228[04:08:42] <SoraFirestorm> I'm really
weird and don't like anything but oak
L229[04:08:58] <SoraFirestorm> Sandra:
Internet radio with OC controls
L230[04:09:10] <SoraFirestorm> (OC
controls are optional, so I hear)
L231[04:09:27] <Sandra> also for adjusting
the oredict order you could remove all things in the oredict and
then add them in the order you want.
L232[04:09:48] <Sandra> that looks
cool.
L233[04:09:58] <SoraFirestorm> sure
does
L234[04:10:11] <Sandra> not /overly/
useful but cool.
L235[04:10:23] <SoraFirestorm> OpenBlocks
used to do that
L236[04:10:30] <SoraFirestorm> I miss the
hell out of that, actually
L237[04:10:31] <Sandra> mmm.
L238[04:10:37] <Sandra> doesn't it
anymore?
L239[04:10:39] <SoraFirestorm> no
L240[04:10:42] <SoraFirestorm> they took
it out
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L242[04:13:55] <SoraFirestorm> I didn't
really like how it worked anyways
L243[04:14:04] <SoraFirestorm> You had to
find radio tuning crystals
L244[04:14:14] <SoraFirestorm> and you
couldn't edit them :(
L245[04:14:31] <SoraFirestorm> (well, not
without an NBT editor... did that once)
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L247[04:19:36] <Lizzy> meep
L248[04:21:06] <SoraFirestorm> say,
L249[04:21:18] <SoraFirestorm> anybody
know off-hand if there is a Python architecture?
L250[04:21:26] <Lizzy> i think there was
one in the works
L251[04:21:45] <Lizzy> not sure of it's
status though
L252[04:21:45] <SoraFirestorm> I've
actually grown kinda fond of Python
L253[04:21:46] <nxsupert> o/
L254[04:22:51] <nxsupert> There is a
program vat converts Python to C I think.
L255[04:23:27] <nxsupert> s/vat/that
L256[04:23:27] <Kibibyte> <nxsupert>
There is a program that converts Python to C I think.
L258[04:24:17] <SoraFirestorm> :P
L259[04:26:28] <Lizzy> woo
L260[04:26:33] <Lizzy> laptop is nearly
here
L261[04:26:36] <SoraFirestorm> woo
L262[04:26:38] <nxsupert> ?
L263[04:26:39] <SoraFirestorm> what
kind?
L264[04:26:45] <Lizzy> MSI
L265[04:26:58] <SoraFirestorm> one of the
gaming ones?
L266[04:27:01] <Lizzy> s/950m/950m
L267[04:27:02] <SoraFirestorm> Or...
?
L268[04:27:13] <Lizzy> damn, hold on will
get link
L269[04:32:08] <Sandra> there's a python
architecture.
L270[04:33:25] <nxsupert> To spend 4 quid
on garage band or not to spend 4 quid on garage band.....
L271[04:34:09] <Lizzy>
SoraFirestorm,
L272[04:34:09] <Lizzy>
<SoraFirestorm> woo
L273[04:34:14] <Lizzy> ffs hexchat
L274[04:34:20] <SoraFirestorm> lul
L276[04:34:50] <SoraFirestorm> lol the url
shows me most of what I want to know
L277[04:35:07] <SoraFirestorm> Looks
good
L278[04:35:07] <Lizzy> lol
L279[04:35:12] <SoraFirestorm> Would opt
for an i7 myself
L280[04:35:23] <SoraFirestorm> but I'm
expensive that way :P
L281[04:35:39] <nxsupert> Windows 8.1
?
L282[04:35:43] <Kodos> uwot
L283[04:35:45] <Lizzy> the one i wanted
originally had an i7 but it was out of stock and EoL
L284[04:35:52] <SoraFirestorm> aw :(
L285[04:35:52] <nxsupert> Really?
L286[04:36:00] <Lizzy> nxsupert, ?
L287[04:36:15] <nxsupert> I'm assuming
your going to slap linux on there at some point.
L288[04:36:26] <Lizzy> most probably
L289[04:37:02] <SoraFirestorm> It'll be a
little bit before I can upgrad
L290[04:37:05] <Lizzy> wow, even it's box
is awesome
L291[04:37:08] <SoraFirestorm>
s/upgrad/upgrade/
L292[04:37:08] <Kibibyte>
<SoraFirestorm> It'll be a little bit before I can
upgrade
L293[04:37:22] <SoraFirestorm> but that's
because I'm really smart (/s) and pick expensive kit
L294[04:37:56] <nxsupert> I want to get a
faster computer. But I also want to stick to OS X :(
L295[04:38:03] <SoraFirestorm> I want my
next laptop to do the 'flip backwards into a tablet' thing
L296[04:38:24] <SoraFirestorm> but the
ones that do that and have actually good components run $1k
L297[04:38:33] <nxsupert> Damn you apple.
Why can't you just bring out a laptop with any actual graphics
card?!
L298[04:38:52] <SoraFirestorm> why did you
buy Apple in the first place?
L299[04:39:21] <SoraFirestorm> those
stupid aluminum paper weights have always been over-priced and
under-powered
L300[04:39:22] <nxsupert> Because OS X is
so much easier to use.
L301[04:40:20] <SoraFirestorm> Literally
the only good thing I can say about OSX is 'it's a Unix'
L302[04:40:30] <nxsupert> That and X-Code
is by far the best IDE out there.
L303[04:40:52] <SoraFirestorm> maybe
that's why Apple doesn't like people running OSX on things that
aren't Macs
L304[04:41:04] <SoraFirestorm> It's
terrible
L305[04:41:15] <SoraFirestorm> that's the
only reason Apple would be so restrictive
L306[04:42:15] <nxsupert> Well.
L307[04:42:43] <nxsupert> It allows them
to optimise for a very specific set of hardware.
L308[04:43:08] <SoraFirestorm> that
honestly sounds like an excuse
L309[04:43:15] <DeanIsaKitty> It is
really
L310[04:43:17] <nxsupert> Plus. The tools
on OS X pretty much beat out everything else.
L311[04:43:19] <SoraFirestorm> "we're
too lazy to write drivers for anything else"
L312[04:43:21] <DeanIsaKitty> AHAHAHA
NO.
L313[04:43:37] <nxsupert> No.
L314[04:43:40] <SoraFirestorm> The only
tools that are any good on OSX are the standard Unix tools
L315[04:43:55] <DeanIsaKitty> The only
thing Mac really excells at is graphics and thats really not
because of the Software :)
L316[04:44:12] <nxsupert> Even Linus said
that linux has become too bloated because of the number of
drivers.
L317[04:44:30] <DeanIsaKitty> And Mac OS
is *any* better? Do you really think that?
L318[04:44:32] <SoraFirestorm> first -
sauce
L319[04:44:39] <SoraFirestorm> second -
that doesn't /really/ matter
L320[04:44:41] <Kodos> So, I started
watching 2001: A Space Odyssey
L321[04:44:43] <DeanIsaKitty> Because if
so, you have no idea.
L322[04:44:54] <DeanIsaKitty> Kodos:
:D
L323[04:45:11] <Kodos> I'm about a half
hour in, and what the fuck is up with the monkey scene
L324[04:45:21] <SoraFirestorm> because you
don't end up using most drivers on a particular system
L326[04:45:22] <DeanIsaKitty> Kodos: What
the fuck is with that whole movie?
L327[04:45:31] <Kodos> Dunno, I'll tell
you in about 2 hours
L328[04:45:31] <SoraFirestorm> so there is
no negative about it
L329[04:45:37] <SoraFirestorm>
honestly
L330[04:45:46] <SoraFirestorm> I bet that
since the removal of the 386 code tree
L331[04:46:00] <nxsupert> Anyway. I can
safely say that X-Code is superior to pretty much any other
IDE.
L332[04:46:01] <SoraFirestorm> There are
now drivers that couldn't possibly work on a kernel build now
L333[04:47:00] <DeanIsaKitty> nxsupert:
And I can safely say that that is an absolutely subjective opinion
and not prooveable.
L334[04:47:15] <nxsupert> Probably
true.
L335[04:47:16] <SoraFirestorm> I don't get
the whole IDE thing anyhow
L336[04:47:24] <SoraFirestorm> I don't
understand why people like them
L337[04:47:25] <nxsupert> But thats why I
have a MacBook.
L338[04:47:33] <SoraFirestorm> Then
again
L339[04:47:37] <DeanIsaKitty> Thats as
flimsy an reason as any.
L340[04:47:43] <nxsupert> It just works so
much better for me.
L341[04:47:54] <SoraFirestorm> I align
fairly closely with the original Unix tradition
L342[04:47:59] <SoraFirestorm> I'm also an
Emacs guy
L343[04:48:13] <SoraFirestorm> which is
everything an IDE wishes it was :P
L344[04:48:14] <DeanIsaKitty> How many
other IDEs and for what is the better question. Also how much did
you actually try to learn them
L345[04:48:14] <SoraFirestorm> and more on
top
L346[04:48:49] <nxsupert> That. And to be
honest I think Apple is the only company that produces tech and
actually cares about privacy.
L347[04:48:55] <DeanIsaKitty>
SoraFirestorm: Emacs is an Operating system that happens to be able
to edit text. Not really Unix tradition, is it?
L348[04:49:01] <nxsupert> Only big
company.
L349[04:49:11] <SoraFirestorm> I said
'fairly closely' :P
L350[04:49:12] <SoraFirestorm> that
L351[04:49:20] <SoraFirestorm> and there's
an interesting counter point
L352[04:49:25] <DeanIsaKitty> nxsupert:
I'm gonna just say the obvious: You are blinded af by apple
fanboyery.
L353[04:49:34] <SoraFirestorm> Lemme see
if I can pull it up
L354[04:50:06] <nxsupert> You say that.
But I also have a Linux box right next to me running a physics
simulation.
L355[04:50:10] <Vexatos> well
L356[04:50:16] <Vexatos> "Big Company
producing OSes"
L357[04:50:18] <Vexatos> Options
L358[04:50:20] <Vexatos> windows
L359[04:50:24] <Vexatos> a.k.a.
Microsoft
L360[04:50:25] <Vexatos> and Mac
L361[04:50:27] <Vexatos> a.k.a.
Apple
L362[04:50:28] <Vexatos> soooo
L363[04:50:29] <SoraFirestorm> found
it
L364[04:50:32] <nxsupert> Google?
L365[04:50:35] <Vexatos> " only big
company that produces tech and actually cares about
privacy."
L366[04:50:37] <nxsupert> Sort of.
L367[04:50:43] <Vexatos> may actually be
true
L368[04:50:51] <Vexatos> because there are
only two
L370[04:50:56] <Vexatos> (PC OSes
here)
L371[04:51:00] <SoraFirestorm> bottom most
section
L372[04:51:01] <Vexatos> (not talking
about Android)
L373[04:51:13] <nxsupert>
Chromebooks?
L374[04:51:19] <Kodos> Oh, so THAT'S why
Elite games play the Blue Danube when you're docking
L375[04:51:22] <Kodos> autodocking, that
is
L376[04:51:28] <DeanIsaKitty> Vexatos: I
really don't think Apple cares about privacy any more than MS
does.
L377[04:51:35] <SoraFirestorm> I'm going
out on a limb and gunna say
L378[04:51:42] <nxsupert> Anyway.
L379[04:51:42] <SoraFirestorm> I think a
Chromebook is more of an appliance
L380[04:52:06] <Vexatos> DeanIsaKitty,
well, since win10 the Mac TOS actually are more restrictive in
terms of data they collect than the win10 ones
L381[04:52:07] <nxsupert> Well it was made
for people who JUST want to edit text documents and stuff like
that/
L382[04:52:08] <SoraFirestorm> It
certainly isn't a traditional mutlitasking computer, not until you
make it so
L383[04:52:33] <Vexatos> that's already a
huge part of the "Privacy debate"
L384[04:52:56] <DeanIsaKitty> Is Win10
already fully released?
L385[04:52:59] <SoraFirestorm> yes
L386[04:53:03] <SoraFirestorm> I have it
on this machine
L387[04:53:15] <DeanIsaKitty> Oh wow, I've
been out of the loop for a while then
L388[04:53:17] <SoraFirestorm> the free
upgrade thing is still in effect too
L389[04:53:23] <Vexatos> let's see.... my
text editors are... edit, vi, vim, atom, nano, notepad++ (and
intellIJ)
L390[04:53:24] <SoraFirestorm> that's why
it's 10 and not 8
L391[04:53:26] <Vexatos> I think that's
enough
L392[04:53:28] <Vexatos> isn't it
L393[04:53:34] <nxsupert> Oh god. Some of
my friends have screwed up their computer by updating to windows 10
the moment it came out.
L394[04:53:51] <SoraFirestorm> meh
L395[04:53:59] <SoraFirestorm> I had to do
a fresh install of 8 for reasons
L396[04:54:03] <Vexatos> Linux Mint -
where you get 4 text editors pre-installed
L397[04:54:09] <SoraFirestorm> so there
was nothing to break :P
L398[04:54:13] <Vexatos> including GUI
versions of those (gedit, gvim etc)
L399[04:54:18] <nxsupert> You can never
have too many text editors :P
L400[04:54:28] <SoraFirestorm> there's a
Linux program called 'edit'?
L401[04:54:30] <SoraFirestorm> for
reals?
L402[04:54:35] <Vexatos> of course
L403[04:54:40] <Vexatos> edit
myfile.txt
L404[04:55:14] <nxsupert> Tbh the real
reason I got a mac book in the first place was so I could compile
for all 3 operating systems and all phones.
L405[04:55:49] <SoraFirestorm>
Honestly
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L407[04:56:04] <Vexatos> I use IDEA for
Java coding and Atom or NP++ for Lua :P
L408[04:56:05] <SoraFirestorm> the fact
that the only platform that can build for iOS is OSX is
braindead
L409[04:56:07] <SoraFirestorm> at
*best*
L410[04:56:08] <Vexatos> don't need
anything else
L411[04:56:22] <SoraFirestorm> That is
such a turn off for me
L412[04:56:25] <Vexatos> and gedit for
general text editing
L413[04:56:26] <SoraFirestorm> should be
for anyone else
L414[04:56:27] <Vexatos> <_>
L415[04:56:57] <nxsupert> Well. It still
runs much faster than windows and is so much easier to use than
Linux.
L416[04:56:58] <SoraFirestorm> Vexatos:
what package provides 'edit'?
L417[04:57:01] <SoraFirestorm> for
you?
L418[04:57:13] <Vexatos> how do I find out
.-.
L419[04:57:21] <SoraFirestorm> uh,
distro?
L420[04:57:25] <Vexatos> Linux Mint
.-.
L421[04:57:29] <SoraFirestorm> lemme check
then
L422[04:57:34] <Vexatos> package system is
apt
L423[04:58:13] <SoraFirestorm> try
"dpkg -S `which edit`
L424[04:58:15] <SoraFirestorm>
"
L425[04:58:28] <DeanIsaKitty>
SoraFirestorm: Damn, you were faster :D
L426[04:58:30] <SoraFirestorm> :D
L427[04:58:42] <SoraFirestorm> had to look
it up even haha
L428[04:59:01] <SoraFirestorm> I know how
to do it on RPM systems
L429[04:59:16] <SoraFirestorm> not
Debian-type off hand, though
L430[04:59:42] <Vexatos>
mime-support
L431[04:59:49] <SoraFirestorm>
waaaat
L432[04:59:50] <SoraFirestorm> that
L433[04:59:53] <SoraFirestorm>
sounds
L434[04:59:56] <SoraFirestorm> wtf
L435[05:00:07] <DeanIsaKitty>
SoraFirestorm: Also your link was a nice read, but the author lost
its credibility by smashing vi and vim together as if they are the
same program. They are really not and most of the arguments do not
really work on both seperately.
L436[05:00:08] <Vexatos> apparently edit
is written in perl, heh
L437[05:00:44] <SoraFirestorm> for all
intents and purposes
L438[05:00:45] <SoraFirestorm> they
are
L439[05:00:48] <DeanIsaKitty> No.
L440[05:00:55] <SoraFirestorm> I
mean
L441[05:01:02] <SoraFirestorm> yeah,
they're different
L442[05:01:04] <SoraFirestorm> but
L443[05:01:05] <DeanIsaKitty> vi is 290KB,
vim is 2.9 MB. They are not. Not. at. all.
L444[05:01:07] <SoraFirestorm> not that
different
L445[05:01:30] <SoraFirestorm>
DeanIsaKitty: do realize, that at least on RPM systems, vi is a
symlink to vim
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L447[05:01:33] <DeanIsaKitty> One has a
scripting language one has not. And that "vim" has not a
scripting language is an argument for him.
L448[05:02:09] <DeanIsaKitty>
SoraFirestorm: That may be true, but they are not the same and
basic research would have given him that information too.
L449[05:02:22] <SoraFirestorm> I think the
author knows that
L450[05:02:28] <SoraFirestorm> Do you know
who the author is?
L451[05:03:30] <DeanIsaKitty> No, not that
I give a fuck
L452[05:03:40] <SoraFirestorm> :P
L453[05:03:52] <DeanIsaKitty> Its bad
research, no matter who did it.
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L456[05:04:48] <SoraFirestorm> lol
L457[05:04:57] <SoraFirestorm> OpenBlocks
tanks are rendering derpy
L458[05:06:34] <Kodos> Bah, this movie's
gonna bore me to death, or sleep
L459[05:06:39] <Kodos> back to my TV
show
L460[05:08:52] <SoraFirestorm> ah
L461[05:08:54] <SoraFirestorm> ok
L462[05:08:59] <SoraFirestorm> TIL
L463[05:09:05] <SoraFirestorm> TE power
networks are weird
L464[05:10:41] <Lizzy> ewwww this laptop
has norton preinstalled
L465[05:10:46] <Lizzy> will be removing
that
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L467[05:11:15] <SoraFirestorm> that was
nice about having to redo Win8 from scratch
L468[05:11:16] <SoraFirestorm> no
crap
L469[05:11:28] <SoraFirestorm> why the
hell does Microsoft allow that shit anyways?
L470[05:13:26] <SoraFirestorm> just need
one more diamond gear
L471[05:13:30] <SoraFirestorm> then I can
make the quarry
L472[05:22:58] <SoraFirestorm> %calc 66 *
256
L473[05:22:59] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
16,896
L474[05:28:30] *
vifino flops on Lizzy
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L476[05:29:04] *
vifino purrs
L477[05:29:09] <SoraFirestorm> bingo
L478[05:29:10] <SoraFirestorm>
quarry
L479[05:29:20] <SoraFirestorm> that only
took forever :P
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L485[06:32:19] <dangranos> what did?
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L487[06:49:07] <SoraFirestorm> getting my
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L489[06:50:43] <SoraFire`> *ahem*
L490[06:50:48] <SoraFire`> waaait
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L493[06:51:29] <SoraFirestorm> There we
go
L494[06:51:33] <SoraFirestorm> Minecraft
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L503[07:56:46] <Kodos> I want an
artificial interactive consciousness =(
L504[07:59:33] <SnowDapples> I want
Ponies
L505[07:59:35] <SnowDapples> \o/
L506[08:04:52] <nxsupert> p/
L507[08:04:59] <nxsupert> s/p/o
L508[08:04:59] <Kibibyte> <nxsupert>
o/
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L511[08:17:48] <shadowkin0721> Why are TE
power networks weird?
L512[08:18:15] <shadowkin0721> Or Sora
left and I didn't realize I was scrolled up >..
L513[08:18:16] <shadowkin0721>
>..
L514[08:18:33] <shadowkin0721> I give up.
I'm going back to my coffee now.
L515[08:19:20] <Turtle> lol
L516[08:25:36] <shadowkin0721> How's the
porting project going Turtle?
L517[08:26:19] <Turtle> pretty good
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L523[09:24:09] <scj643> I'm up
L524[09:24:26] <Lizzy> uhoh
L525[09:32:07] <Mimiru> uuuuugh
L526[09:32:15] *
Mimiru Mega yawn
L527[09:32:48] *
Lizzy asks Mimiru if she would like a cup of Tea, Coffee or Hot
Chocolate
L528[09:33:37] <Mimiru> I'll take a jug of
Coffee, please.
L529[09:33:51] *
Lizzy brews up a jug of coffee and hands it to Mimiru
L530[09:33:59] <Mimiru> \o/ Thanky
L531[09:35:29] *
Lizzy is testing out her new laptop
L532[09:35:50] <Mimiru> I wish any of the
laptops I owned worked... ¬_¬
L533[09:42:17] <Mimiru> gotta love
restarting a browser, and 5 youtube videos start at once.
L534[09:42:44] <Lizzy> ha
L535[09:43:14] <Lizzy> I may have put a
few too many settings up when starting this SE world
L536[09:43:52] <Mimiru> heh
L537[09:44:32] <Lizzy> i think it's still
generating asteroids
L538[09:45:54] <Lizzy> i /think/ Orlin can
keep up with the rendering, i think it's the generation of the
asteroids which is taking time
L539[09:46:39] <scj643> iTunes is a
pain
L540[09:46:51] <scj643> It is syncing and
mixing up my album arts
L541[09:47:15] <Lizzy> my iPod does that
itself (my ipod is a 4th generation nano
L542[09:47:22] <scj643> Wow
L543[09:48:16] <Lizzy> Mimiru, 44 FPS at
1080p with all the rendering settings maxed on Space Engineers on a
950m
L544[09:48:39] <scj643> I saw that game at
Walmart
L545[09:49:30] <scj643> Damn this is
bad
L546[09:50:57] <Lizzy> i need to get the
Metro for Steam skin on my laptop
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L550[09:59:53] <Turtle> blergh, time to
finish the fs api I guess.
L551[10:19:31] <Mimiru> Lizzy, nice
L552[10:21:45] <scj643> Switching to
Google play music for my player
L553[10:22:09] <scj643> Can put 50k songs
on it
L554[10:22:22] <scj643> All for free
L555[10:22:35] *
Lizzy uses Google Play for her music
L556[10:25:32] <scj643> Nice
L557[10:25:52] <scj643> Laptops taking its
sweet time to reboot
L558[10:26:59] <Lizzy> mine reboots pretty
fast, considering it has a mechanical hdd in it
L559[10:27:45] <Lizzy> when the warranty
runs out i'll add a ssd using the M.2 interface
L560[10:28:39] <scj643> Nice
L561[10:30:10] <Lizzy> gonna have to get
used to the fact that there's not seperate buttons on the mouse
pad
L562[10:30:39] <scj643> Lol
L563[10:30:57] <ds84182> I hate those
Lenovo laptops that make the entire mousepad the left click and
right click buttons
L564[10:31:54] <scj643> Apple does it
too
L565[10:32:04] <ds84182> Eww
L566[10:32:10] <Lizzy> well
L567[10:32:34] <Lizzy> apple's macbook
trackpads have the entire surface as a button
L568[10:32:56] <Lizzy> which is weird to
get used to because (at least the ones i used) they don't have tap
to click
L569[10:34:19] <ds84182> It's also one of
those mousepads with the bumps all over it
L570[10:34:26] <ds84182> I can't use
those
L571[10:34:30] <ds84182> I go mentally
insane
L572[10:35:12] <ds84182> And some laptops
have both the push the mousepad down to click thing and mouse
buttons ABOVE the mousepad
L573[10:35:26] <ds84182> And the nub in
the middle of the keyboard
L574[10:36:45] <scj643> That's a pointing
nub
L575[10:37:04] <Lizzy> my work laptop lost
the little cap on that nub
L576[10:38:19] <shadowkin0721> Hey
ds84182, can I PM you about a couple of cclights questions?
L577[10:41:05] <scj643> Adding music to
google play is a pain you never know if it's really adding it
L578[10:43:06] <ds84182> shadowkin0721:
erm, sure
L579[10:43:46] <scj643> I want to hear
them
L580[10:43:55] <shadowkin0721> No, super
seekrit.
L581[10:44:27] <scj643> Ahhhh
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L586[11:14:04] <Turtle> \o/ moving files
across filesystems works properly now
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L589[11:50:22] <Turtle>
´component.invoke(adress2, "exists",
path2:sub(1,path2:len()-cloneOS.fs.getName(path2):len()))´ I regret
noooothiiiiing
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L592[11:57:08] <gamax92> Turtle: what'cha
making?
L593[11:57:36] <Turtle> CC ´emulator´ OS,
something like what you´re doing except way more shitty under the
hood :P
L594[11:57:49] <Skye> Well
L595[11:57:51] <Turtle> (That particular
piece of code checks if the location a file is to be copied to is
valid)
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L597[11:58:00] <gamax92> there was a
reason I used OpenOS routines :P
L598[11:58:00] <Skye> CC is going to Lua
5.2
L599[11:58:05] <gamax92> because they were
all there.
L600[11:58:25] <gamax92> CC is currently
in a bad Lua 5.2 wrapper over Lua 5.1 mode
L601[11:58:34] <Turtle> gamax92, I´m
mostly doing this for fun, otherwise I would probably use your code
:p
L602[11:58:46] <Turtle> and yeah, CC is...
weird. but it shouldn´t be terribly hard to replicate.
L603[11:58:53] <Lizzy> i come back to irc
and the majority of the messages in this window is Skye detaching
and attaching
L604[11:58:59] <gamax92> XD
L605[11:59:14] <Skye> Blame my
Internet
L606[11:59:30] <Skye> I'm on a phone where
the signal goes on and off
L607[11:59:32] <Skye> Fun
L608[11:59:34] <Skye> Not
L609[11:59:48] <gamax92> Freshly installed
windows, trying to figure out why the fonts are brown and
light
L610[11:59:51] <gamax92> oh, windows
cleartype
L611[12:00:05] <Lizzy> which is why i'm
not using the metro appi would normally use for irc
L612[12:00:35] <Skye> Lizzy: also there's
a power cut
L613[12:01:30] <Lizzy> still doesn't
change the fact i get a toast (win 8 notification) alert every time
you attach and detach from any of your networks
L614[12:01:57] <Mimiru> Theres a reason I
disabled the connect notifications.. lol
L615[12:02:14] <Mimiru> I don't remember
who it was but someone spammed the hell out of me one day
L617[12:02:44] <Skye> I'm sorry... I can't
help it...
L618[12:02:53] <Skye> I'll get told off
whatever I do.
L619[12:02:56] <Lizzy> Mimiru, they're
useful in some cases, if they had what network the user connected
too as well it would be much better
L620[12:03:25] <Mimiru> yeah
L621[12:05:10] *
Skye sighs
L622[12:09:43] <Lizzy> also Mimiru,
remember earlier i was getting good fps in SE for the settings at
which i had cranked it to?
L623[12:09:52] <Mimiru> yeah
L624[12:10:10] <Lizzy> not getting above
50 that often in modded mc
L625[12:10:29] <Mimiru> Sounds about
right
L626[12:11:08] <Lizzy> I might play Tomb
Raider
L627[12:11:24] <scj643> That is a
benchmark
L629[12:11:35] <scj643> Tomb raider is a
great game
L630[12:11:43] <scj643> Tomb raider the
new one
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L635[12:53:39] <Murlocking> Hello, I'm
trying to run this program I made for my robot and I'm getting an
error. Here's the program pastebin..
http://pastebin.ca/3189620
L636[12:54:32] <Murlocking> getting
farm.lua:1: unexpected symbol near ':' as an error message
L637[12:54:34] <Inari> i'm kinda of usre
you use "=" not ":"
L638[12:54:56] <Murlocking> Oh
God...
L639[12:55:08] <Murlocking> What an idiot
I am.. thanks!
L640[12:57:08] <Turtle> yeah, for future
reference, ´=´ for assingment, ´==´ for comparison
L641[12:58:27] <Inari> lol
L642[12:58:28] <Murlocking> Okay that
worked as you would expected! But my program is not doing what I
want it to do.
L643[12:58:56] <Inari> robots have a
lightcolor?
L644[12:59:00] <Murlocking> I'm trying to
make the robot hold the right-click as it using a Watering Can to
grow my plant.
L645[12:59:01] <Turtle> yeah
L646[12:59:07] <Inari> ;o
L647[12:59:18] <Turtle> Murlocking, for
one, I´m pretty sure wateringcans are not supposed to work in
robots/etc
L648[12:59:27] <Murlocking> But it just
spawn the right-click instead of holding down the right-click
L649[12:59:32] <Turtle> try a different
item with the same code.
L650[12:59:54] <Murlocking> Turtle, it
works. But when it spawn the right-click it also collect the
plants
L651[13:00:04] <Murlocking> spam sorry *
not spawn
L652[13:01:33] <Inari> im not sure you can
make them holdit
L653[13:01:48] <Murlocking> Do you know if
any method to prevent the spam click or is it how it's supposed to
work?
L655[13:01:48] <Mimiru> Inari, it's the
3rd argument to use
L656[13:01:50] <Turtle> see what happens
if you use a shorter delay than math.huge
L657[13:02:16] <Murlocking> Okay Turtle I
will try that. But I have another small issue with that
program.
L658[13:02:22] <Turtle> wait, are we
talking extra utilities watering cans?
L659[13:02:25] <Murlocking> I want it to
print only once "Running..."
L660[13:02:29] <Murlocking> Yeah
Turtle
L661[13:02:38] <Inari> Mimiru: hm,
interesting
L662[13:02:39] <Turtle> iirc, those work
in an area, try using a different side
L663[13:02:41] <Mimiru> Then move the
print out of the while true do loop
L664[13:02:43] <Turtle> ^
L665[13:03:01] <Murlocking> Ah okay, it's
that simple :D
L666[13:03:09] <Turtle> well you are
looping over the print
L667[13:03:14] <Turtle> so ofc it´d do it
multiple times
L668[13:04:42] <Inari> it also keeps
setting the lightcolor
L669[13:04:49] <Inari> ~oc robot
L671[13:05:01] <Murlocking> I don't need
to do add "while true do" than if I use (math.huge) ? Is
that right?
L672[13:05:43] <Murlocking> Since that
would basically run the program indefinitely ?
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L674[13:09:50] <Murlocking> I used (100)
instead of (math.huge) and It still spam clicking.
L676[13:13:22] <scj643> Anyone getting on
my server
L677[13:14:12] <Kodos> Murlocking, I'm
half asleep and cba to scroll up, what are you asking about
L678[13:16:06] <Murlocking> Trying to use
the robot.use() function with Watering Can from Extra Utilities, it
works but instead of holding down the right-click it spams it
resulting into the robot collecting the block in front of it.
L680[13:16:52] <Murlocking> I'm using the
Watering Can on the Essence Bushes from Tinker's Construct.
L681[13:16:57] <scj643> Why is enderbot
responding to you talking
L682[13:17:08] <scj643> Oh spam
L683[13:17:10] <Murlocking> I have to idea
might be the parathense.
L684[13:17:25] <scj643> Spams
L685[13:17:25] <Murlocking>
parentheses*
L686[13:17:45] <Murlocking> Nah it's the
()
L687[13:17:48] <scj643> The video is Monty
Python spam
L688[13:17:50] <scj643> ()
L689[13:17:58] <scj643> Use()
L690[13:17:58] <Murlocking> Wait.. I have
no idea bro :(
L691[13:18:08] <scj643> (100
L692[13:18:10] <scj643> )
L693[13:18:14] <scj643> (100)
L694[13:18:23] <scj643> Who owns
EnderBot2
L695[13:18:32] <Mimiru> Lizzy
L696[13:18:35] <Mimiru> and yes, it was
spam
L698[13:18:43] <Mimiru> it randomly
replies to the word spam in a message
L699[13:18:44] <Kodos> Murlocking, iirc
robots can't hold down the swing/use
L700[13:18:55] <Mimiru> Kodos, it's in the
robot.use api..
L701[13:19:05] <Murlocking> Is it possible
to modify the API ? Somehow?
L702[13:19:10] <Kodos> Mimiru, is
it?
L703[13:19:31] <Murlocking> Yes Kodos,
there's a duration arg
L704[13:19:33] <Mimiru> robot.use([side:
number[, sneaky: boolean[, duration: number]]]): boolean[,
string]
L705[13:19:38] <Mimiru> duration - how
long the item is used. This is useful when using charging items
like a bow.
L706[13:19:57] <Murlocking> But I read on
the Wiki the duration is "simulated" that might my issue
:(
L707[13:20:35] <Kodos> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
L708[13:20:42] <Mimiru> It may require the
user to be an instance of EntityPlayer
L709[13:20:44] <Mimiru> which the robot
isn't
L710[13:21:12] <scj643> Spam spam
spam
L712[13:21:16] <scj643> Yeah
L713[13:21:18] <Murlocking> It kinda sucks
if I can't get around this... my robot kinda looks dumb and it's
collecting stuff that I will have to pipe out from.. Sad..
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L715[13:26:25] <scj643> Murlocking: you
doing this on a server or SP
L716[13:26:29] <Murlocking> From the
config file...
L717[13:26:30] <Murlocking> Whether robots
may use items for a specifiable duration. This allows robots to use
items such as bows, for which the right mouse button has to be held
down for a longer period of time. For robots this works slightly
different: the item is told it was used for the specified duration
immediately, but the robot will not resume execution until the time
that the item was supposedly being used has elapsed. This way
robots cannot rapidly fire critical shots with a b
L718[13:26:45] <Murlocking> I'm testing it
on SP but it's for a server.
L719[13:26:55] <scj643> What server
L720[13:27:22] <Murlocking> You mean OC
Server or Minecraft Server?
L721[13:27:35] <scj643> Server that you
play on
L722[13:27:44] <Murlocking> Mine, it's a
Forge Server
L723[13:27:57] <scj643> Oh you have your
own
L724[13:28:24] <Murlocking> yeah ;) It's
just a server for 2 players, me and my buddy
L725[13:28:51] <Murlocking> I don't think
I can run a server with more players. My internet is really
crappy
L726[13:29:00] <Murlocking> and CPU is
running at 90%
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L728[13:29:48] <Murlocking> I don't think
what I'm trying to do is possible without modifying the API
itself.
L729[13:29:57] <Murlocking> And I have no
idea if that's even possible.
L730[13:30:01] <Murlocking>
Probably..
L731[13:32:02] <scj643> I have my own
server
L733[13:32:11] <scj643> That's the
pack
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L735[13:32:42] *
gamax92 looks at vm snapshot date, looks at current
date
L736[13:32:45] <gamax92> windows update
running for 2 hours
L737[13:32:49] <gamax92> still checking
for updates
L738[13:33:44] <Murlocking> Do you think
there's a place I could suggest a config tweak to make my program
possible to the Devs?
L739[13:34:09] <Mimiru> Murlocking, since
the robot isn't an EntityPlayer, I'm pretty sure it can't do what
you need
L740[13:34:24] <Mimiru> It wouldn't be a
simple change to make either.
L741[13:34:46] <Murlocking> Nah Mimiru,
it's not how it works for that particular case. I can use the
Watering Can with robots just fine.
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L743[13:35:20] <Murlocking> It's because
the holding effect is simulated and the time that the item was hold
is added to the delay of the next action.
L744[13:35:24] <Mimiru> duration is not
possible afaik on non player entities.
L745[13:35:43] <Mimiru> the simulation is
because a non player can not do item use duration.
L746[13:36:16] <Murlocking> Ah okay I see
what you mean, so it would Impossible.
L747[13:37:20] <Mimiru> In my experience,
yes. I've not done a ton with entities, but from what I've seen,
yes.
L748[13:38:33] <Murlocking> There should
be a component that give a robot a fake EntityPlayer code.. I don't
know if that would be possible.
L749[13:52:45] <Murlocking> Okay here's my
Program 2... another problem because I'm a lua pleb..
L751[13:53:28] <Murlocking> I'm trying to
make my robot use the item equipped in the tool slot until it's
(hand) tool slot is empty, then switch with the first slot and
repeat.
L752[13:54:28] <Murlocking> I know my
program doesn't work, first because i'm using 'else' on line 18
with no 'then' but I got no clue how I can achieve what I'm trying
to do.
L753[13:55:20] <Murlocking> I tried a lot
of different option. One worked but it would just constantly swap
the tool when the first slot of the robot inventory was
filled.
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L755[14:09:09] <Murlocking> Okay changed a
few things in my program 2 but I still need someone to help me out
with the code... please :(
L757[14:10:50] <Murlocking> My first
function should do this " check if first slot > 50 if true,
do component.inventory_controller.equip() and
robot.setLightColor(0xF4FF0D)
L758[14:18:29] <Kubuxu> If you are using
TeamSpeak 3 update it RIGHT NOW>
L759[14:18:43] <Kubuxu> There is security
hole allowing for file inclusion.
L760[14:18:57] <Murlocking> Okay remade
the first function,
http://pastebin.ca/3189875 should now
works... but I need to know if it's possible to compare the tool
slot with an inventory slot on the robot. Or if there's a name to
use for the "Tool Slot". I could use that to compare the
first slot with the tool slot and switch if it's empty...
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L762[14:26:44] <shadowkin0721> Verizon
FIOS customer service is fucking terrible.
L763[14:30:00] <Murlocking> Changed my
first function again if someone looked at it you were probably like
" wow this guy is a noob " Yes I am! Had them
inverted...
L764[14:30:13] <shadowkin0721> Everybody's
a noob at some point.
L765[14:30:17] <shadowkin0721> Often
multiple points.
L766[14:31:04] <Murlocking> Would you be
familiar with robot api by any chance?
L767[14:31:18] <shadowkin0721> Nah, I'm
pretty noobish with oc myself.
L768[14:31:28] <Murlocking> Okay thanks
anyway ;)
L769[14:32:00] <Murlocking> Everything I
try to achieve seems impossible, it's really depressing.
L770[14:33:29] <shadowkin0721> Can you
post a current version of your program? I'll take a look at
it...maybe two noob sets of eyes are better than one.
L771[14:33:54] <Murlocking> Sure I'll
upload the fixed one.
L773[14:35:15] <Murlocking> I want to
Compare 'Tool Slot' to 'Slot 1' of robot inventory but I don't
think it's possible.
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L775[14:36:54] <Murlocking> Even looked at
the component.inventory_controller api and it doesn't seem you can
compare tool slot with an inventory slot.. illogical..
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L777[14:39:21] <Mimiru> Murlocking, just
use equip to swap the tool into another slot then compare the
two?
L778[14:40:15] <Murlocking> Can't because
I will block the other inventory slot with a cobblestone
block
L779[14:40:56] <Murlocking> I'm pumping
items into the robot*
L780[14:41:37] <Mimiru> leave a slot open
for the tool? I think that's your only option..
L781[14:41:44] <Murlocking> I think I will
use another method instead... like pull 64 items from a chest,
switch to tool slot, use the robot.use() function 64 times and
repeat
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L783[14:42:18] <Murlocking> Is there
anyway to use a function and specify the number of times it will be
used?
L784[14:42:43] <Murlocking> Copy pasting
robot.use() 64 times seems a bit awkward
L785[14:42:45] <Mimiru> just use it in a
forloop
L786[14:42:58] <Murlocking> Hehe, I don't
know how you do that :D
L787[14:43:09] <Murlocking> I read about
it a little.
L788[14:43:26] <Murlocking> But like.. i
don't know how to use it
L789[14:43:31] <Mimiru> for i=64,1,+1 do
yourFunction() end iirc
L790[14:44:02] <Mimiru> I can never
remember the format for for loops ¬_¬
L791[14:44:10] <Magik6k> for i=64,1 do
yourFunction() end
L792[14:44:29] <Murlocking> On the same
line?
L793[14:44:39] <Mimiru> Doesn't have to
be
L794[14:45:07] <Murlocking> okay thanks
guys <3 Without you I wouldn't be able to do anything with this
program!
L795[14:45:08] <Mimiru> Magik6k, I thought
you had to specify the inc/dec, or atleast i = i + 1 or
whatever
L796[14:45:45] <Magik6k> You don't have
to
L797[14:45:50] <Magik6k> but you way
L798[14:45:53] <Magik6k> *may
L799[14:45:55] <Magik6k> ~w for
L801[14:46:03] <Magik6k> ~w for loop
L803[14:46:15] <Mimiru> dot dot dot
L804[14:46:56] <Vexatos> period period
period
L805[14:47:04] *
Mimiru shanks ocdoc
L806[14:47:10] <Murlocking> rofl
L807[14:48:57] <Magik6k> ~w
metatable
L809[14:49:04] <Magik6k> ~w
setmetatable
L811[14:52:36] <Magik6k> hmm, some
structures in my kernel are getting somewhat complex
L812[14:52:44] <Magik6k> like
kernel.modules.threading.currentThread.cgroups.module.preload[k] =
v
L813[14:53:02] <Murlocking> I think I got
it :)
L814[14:56:48] <shadowkin0721> For loop
increment is optional. Defaults to +1.
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L817[14:59:10] <Murlocking> dang it!
forgot to specify suckDown... *shame*
L818[14:59:32] <Vexatos> So I was
bored
L819[14:59:37] <Vexatos> so I went to the
library
L820[14:59:44] <Vexatos> and I found and
read a book on Lua
L821[14:59:44] <Vexatos> >_>
L822[14:59:44] <Magik6k> BTW, I finally
have tab-completion in plan9k(stolen from openos, but still)
L823[14:59:48] <Vexatos> By a certain
Roberto Ierusalimschy
L824[14:59:52] <Vexatos> .-.
L825[15:00:07] <Vexatos> I also read a
book on C the day before .-.
L826[15:00:12] <Vexatos> I'm so bored
sometimes
L827[15:03:18] <Murlocking> Can you do
"while true do" inside a "while true do"
?
L828[15:03:25] <gamax92> Magik6k: i hope
you have better tab completion
L829[15:03:26] <shadowkin0721> Yes but
why?
L830[15:03:32] <Magik6k> Is it good idea
to spawn all proceses in separate library namespaces(so that they
have separate package module)
L831[15:03:36] <gamax92> as in, keep
relative names if they started out relative
L832[15:03:44] <Magik6k> gamax92, taht's
longer-term geal
L833[15:03:52] <Magik6k> hmm
L834[15:04:00] <Magik6k> Actually that
works IIRC
L835[15:04:17] <Murlocking> I will paste
my 3rd program, let me upload it without all the comments.
L836[15:04:53] <Mimiru> Ugh fetching the
ID3v2 tag from a stream is a bitch.
L837[15:04:59] <Magik6k> gamax92, for some
reason that stolen code doesn't do that :D
L838[15:05:11] <Mimiru> I know it works,
cause a player based on the same library I use can do it
L839[15:05:28] <Magik6k> probably due to
differences in FS implementation
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L842[15:09:34] <Murlocking> Okay here's my
3rd program.
http://pastebin.ca/3189987 Do you guys spot
anything I could improve to make it more clearer ? Or something I
didn't do correctly.
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L844[15:13:15] <shadowkin0721> I would
loop the sections in row123() so you can iterate it however many
times you want
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L846[15:13:54] <shadowkin0721> Create a
local variable like local length = 5 (since you're doing it 5 times
in the function) and for i = 1, length do, then use the section you
have copy & pasted
L847[15:14:08] <shadowkin0721> So that if
you wanted to reuse the program for a different size area, you
could.
L848[15:14:25] <Magik6k> hmmmm
L849[15:14:43] <shadowkin0721> Then at the
end outside of the for loop you'd have to call robot.up since
that's the only difference I see
L850[15:14:56] <shadowkin0721> You could
do the same in row4() and call robot.down() 3 times after.
L851[15:15:41] <Magik6k> In fact I could
create virtual file in p9k to control robots that would read bytes
as commands, so one could do `echo commands.robot >
/dev/robot`
L852[15:16:50] <Murlocking> Okay thanks
shadowkin0721 I will try to understand and do what you said !
Thanks a lot for the great tips!
L854[15:20:14] <Vexatos> Magik6k, opinions
please
L855[15:20:27] <Vexatos>
s::split(",") --> s = s:split(",")
L856[15:20:35] <Vexatos> should that :: be
:: or := or ::=
L857[15:20:37] <Murlocking> Yup I figured
it out ;) Thanks! And you forgot robot.turnAround before robot.up()
;)
L858[15:21:55] <Murlocking> Oh nice, you
always using local rows, good idea!
L859[15:22:00] <Murlocking> also *
L860[15:22:10] <shadowkin0721> Oh, I
didn't see that difference. Slight change to it then.
L861[15:22:19] <shadowkin0721> Because it
doesn't account for the 5th iteration NOT having
robot.forward()
L862[15:22:35] <shadowkin0721> I would say
knock the loop down to 4, and have the entire 5th iteration outside
of the loop
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L864[15:23:02] <esteban> hello
L865[15:23:03] <esteban> :D
L866[15:23:43] <esteban> ...
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L868[15:23:53] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
L869[15:24:00] <Vexatos> Magik6k, tellmeh
D:
L870[15:24:15] <Murlocking> Okay thanks
Shadow, will do!
L872[15:24:46] <shadowkin0721> That should
do it.
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L874[15:25:26] <shadowkin0721> Then length
is set to the actual number, and the for loop does the adjustment
for you. Just don't do anything silly like set length to 0 or a
negative number.
L875[15:26:07] <Magik6k> hmm
L876[15:26:27] <shadowkin0721> You might
want to give rows a similar treatment, since as it's written now it
can only be used for 2 or more rows. row4() is added no matter
what.
L877[15:26:38] <Murlocking> Well I changed
local length = 5 to 4 instead in the version, that should do the
same right?
L878[15:26:47] <Magik6k> Vexatos, /me
likes s:split(",")
L879[15:27:13] <Murlocking> I'm lost
:(
L880[15:27:24] <shadowkin0721> Lemme PM
you. :)
L881[15:27:49] <Murlocking> I don't
understand why you do for i = 1, (length - 1) do instead of just
using length = 4
L882[15:28:08] <shadowkin0721> Because
then you don't have to remember to adjust the length
L883[15:28:24] <shadowkin0721> Otherwise,
in the future you'd have to remember to subtract one on the
variable value.
L884[15:28:32] <Vexatos> Magik6k, :
doesn't work
L885[15:28:35] <Vexatos> for obvious
reasons
L886[15:28:41] <shadowkin0721> I always
like to try to stupid proof things, because I'm stupid. :P
L887[15:28:41] <Vexatos> : already exists
>_>
L888[15:28:48] <Vexatos> My question was
:: or := or ::=
L889[15:28:52] <Vexatos> or anything
else
L890[15:28:53] <Vexatos> really
L891[15:28:58] <Vexatos> I do accept other
suggestions
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L893[15:29:55] <Murlocking> Okay I see why
you wanted me to do it that way now shadowkin0721 :D make
sense!
L894[15:29:59] <shadowkin0721> :D
L895[15:30:09] <shadowkin0721> Learning
has occurred!
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L898[15:31:06] <Murlocking> Thanks man,
you're really helpful to me!
L899[15:31:35] <Murlocking> This way I can
share the program and people will be able to use it more easily
aswell
L900[15:33:28] <shadowkin0721> Yeah, if
you're going to share it you definitely want to have it tightened
up. You can't count on the people trying to use it understanding it
like you do, and anything you can do to reduce the number of
questions will help with your sanity retention.
L901[15:34:31] <shadowkin0721> Right now
there's no error handling. Something that would definitely need to
be fixed if you publish it.
L902[15:34:32] <Magik6k> Vexatos, ::
then
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L904[15:34:54] <Zanthemanpu9to37> puto
chupaa pijas
L905[15:35:02] <shadowkin0721> Yo
mama.
L906[15:35:05] <Murlocking> Error
handling? Like printing the errors?
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L908[15:35:24] <shadowkin0721> More like
continuing to run even if there is an error.
L909[15:35:35] <shadowkin0721> Whether
it's a Lua error, or something outside the program. Like
gravel.
L910[15:35:40] <Murlocking> Sounds
complicated!
L911[15:35:59] <Murlocking> Oh it's not a
miner by the way ;)
L912[15:36:13] <Murlocking> Should have
specified that before, it's a "farmer"
L913[15:36:19] <shadowkin0721> No, but it
easily could be.
L914[15:36:23] <Murlocking> True.
L915[15:36:27] <shadowkin0721> With just a
little tweaking. :)
L916[15:36:37] <Murlocking> Yeah, just
need to give it a pickaxe.
L917[15:36:49] <Murlocking> and change the
code a little..
L918[15:36:51] <shadowkin0721> Yeah, and
make changes to handle gravel or sand.
L919[15:37:41] <Murlocking> For now, I
don't think someone could crash the program unless the robot can't
move
L920[15:38:08] <Murlocking> So I guess the
error handling should be oriented on the robot movements.
L921[15:38:54] <Murlocking> Like, if the
robot is not facing an Air block when it's placed the program will
probably error out.
L922[15:39:25] <shadowkin0721> See the
message I just sent you for how to handle that. :)
L923[15:39:43] <Murlocking> I could also
print instructions and a prompt command to "start" the
program.
L924[15:40:29] <Murlocking> Shit that
might get complicated :D
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L926[15:41:07] <Murlocking> I'll be right
back in a couple minute. Will take a look at that after my
break.
L927[15:41:28] <Murlocking> And how to add
an instruction menu.
L928[15:41:36] <Mimiru> Murlocking, just
do your prints for the instructions, then do a var = term.read() if
var == start then or something
L929[15:42:00] <Mimiru> I think you might
have to strip the newline when you hit enter...
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L931[15:43:42] <scj643> Any OC related mod
updates that I should know about
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L935[15:45:19] <Murlocking> Thank you
Mimiru, I will read about the term.read() function.
L936[15:45:26] <Vexatos> Magik6k, I
thought so too
L937[15:45:27] <Vexatos> Ok
L938[15:45:29] <Vexatos> will do
L939[15:45:34] <Vexatos> ...tomorrow
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L943[15:46:56] <Mimiru> Murlocking,
io.read() will do the same, without including the newline.
L944[15:47:24] <Mimiru> %seen Sangar
L945[15:47:24] <MichiBot> Mimiru: Sangar
was last seen 12h 7m 47s ago.
L946[15:47:26] <Mimiru> ¬_¬
L947[15:47:51] <Murlocking> What does
"newline" mean Mimiru, main language is French.. not
helping me when all the info is in English :D
L948[15:48:14] <Mimiru> \n a literal
newline character
L949[15:48:46] <Murlocking> Oh yeah, I
read about those a little yesterday.
L950[15:49:29] <Sangar> wat
L951[15:49:44] <Mimiru> Oh Sangar!
Hai
L952[15:50:00] <Mimiru> I totally had a
question for you...
L953[15:50:00] <Sangar> yo
L954[15:50:07] <Mimiru> and I have no idea
what it was now.
L955[15:50:07] <Sangar> uhuh
L956[15:50:13] <Sangar> cool
L957[15:50:17] <Mimiru> :( Sorry
L958[15:50:25] <Sangar> the answer
probably would have been "i can't remember" :P
L959[15:50:33] <Mimiru> lol
L960[16:01:29] <gamax92> %seen
Sangar
L961[16:01:30] <MichiBot> gamax92: Sangar
was last seen 11m 3s ago.
L962[16:02:50] <Sangar> good to know i
immediately turn invisible after i stop talking
L963[16:04:25] <gamax92> Where did he
go?!?!
L964[16:04:41] <Sangar> BOO
L965[16:06:38] <Skye> Hahaha ha
L967[16:06:54] <gamax92> F
L968[16:14:41] <Turtle> lol
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L970[16:21:53] <esteban> hello
L971[16:22:11] <esteban> ?
L972[16:23:04] <esteban> ...
L973[16:23:37] <Turtle> o/
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L980[16:36:56] <esteban> hola hi
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L987[16:38:18] <MichiBot> asie:
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L988[16:38:33] <asie> >audio
L989[16:38:36] <asie> >graphics
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L991[16:42:47] <Sangar> hmhmm. if that's
actually for mc and runs networked without butchering the bandwidth
or lagging like hell i'll definitely be impressed ;)
L992[16:43:35] <asie> Sangar: oh.
right.
L993[16:44:10] <Magik6k> Sangar, but hey,
who needs more than 2 computers per server anyways?
L994[16:44:22] <asie> anyway
L995[16:44:27] <asie> i plan to work on
something special for OpenComputers... hehe
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L997[16:44:39] <Sangar> otherwise i'll
consider it a homebrew love-like thinger, which is also cool, but
not as relevant :P
L998[16:44:45] <Sangar> oohh, what is
it?
L999[16:44:52] <Sangar> spoilers?
L1000[16:44:52] <asie> secret
L1001[16:45:02] <Sangar> :3
L1002[16:45:04] *
Magik6k Wants GPU memory
L1003[16:45:18] <asie> but if it works,
it will blow CC out of the water nerdy-geekiness-wise
L1004[16:45:25] <Sangar> wasn't Temia
working on a pr for gpu buffer stuff?
L1005[16:45:33] *
Magik6k Can't into window system w/o it ;/
L1006[16:45:37] <asie> i don't need a gpu
buffer
L1007[16:45:39] <asie> :)
L1008[16:45:42] <asie> really
L1009[16:45:42] <Sangar> !
L1010[16:45:46] <asie> the GPU, esp. Tier
3, is very nice to work with
L1011[16:45:49] <asie> if you know your
limits
L1012[16:46:02] <Sangar> hear hear
:D
L1013[16:46:41] <Murlocking> Okay back
from a shower and I had a good idea for my Program #2
L1014[16:47:15] <Magik6k> Hmm
L1015[16:47:36] <Murlocking> Instead of
using robot.use() 64 times (stack size) I will pull the items from
the chest, inspect them to get their stack size and will use the
robot.use() function for the the number returned.
L1016[16:48:05] <Murlocking> That way I
don't waste time using the robot.use() function when the tool slot
is empty
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L1018[16:48:16] <Murlocking> And the
program is more flexible.
L1019[16:48:45] <Magik6k> In fact I may
make the windowing system w/o the memory but it will be limited and
heavy on RAM
L1020[16:50:59] <scj643> Will eventually
be closing my server and changing it to a new pack
L1021[16:51:01] <Magik6k> But I need to
finish some internal kernel magic first
L1022[16:51:21] <scj643> So anyone that
goes on my server their will be a wipe sometime
L1023[16:52:08] <scj643> I'm sorry but my
gaming network minewars gaming has a pack that we are making and
I'm going to be using that it will still be creative and have
OC
L1024[16:56:02] <scj643> S3
L1025[16:56:41] <Inari> boobooo
L1026[16:56:55] <scj643> Inari we will be
switching packs eventually
L1027[16:57:01] <Magik6k> ~w _pcall
L1029[16:57:09] <Inari> you just said
that
L1030[16:57:19] <scj643> Just making sure
people know
L1031[16:57:30] <Inari> the heck does
pcall even stand for
L1032[16:57:36] <Inari> protected call i
guess
L1033[16:57:43] <Inari> yeah
L1034[16:58:14] <scj643> Also doing this
is easier for me since I'm not the only maintainer and we can have
2 servers one survival and one creative
L1035[17:01:15] <Murlocking> Ok remade
program #2 to use the actual item stack size instead of 64. Can
someone tell me if the syntax are correct please? Here's the link
http://pastebin.ca/3190196
L1036[17:02:22] <Murlocking> The part I'm
not sure if it's correct is this one "for i=itemsCount,1"
on line 22. Not sure what the '1' stand for.
L1037[17:06:02] <Murlocking> Mimiru: Do
you know if this is correct
http://pastebin.ca/3190196 I
used robot.count(1) instead of 64 to minimize the robot.use()
inputs if unneeded. Would that actually works?
L1038[17:15:54] <Murlocking> asie: that
video you linked is insane :D
L1039[17:19:03] <Inari> asie: i think the
point is that people want more than these limits ;D
L1040[17:19:37] <Inari> "but if it
works, it will blow CC out of the water nerdy-geekiness-wise"
<- now im curious
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L1043[17:21:12] <Turtle> it fetches the
arguments passed to the chunk that code runs in
L1044[17:21:42] <asie> Inari: the limits
all make sense
L1045[17:21:44] <asie> technically
L1046[17:21:46] <Inari> i wonder how you
could run craftOS 2.0 in MC xD
L1047[17:21:53] <gamax92> quickly, make a
program to decode the script from that video
L1048[17:21:54] <Turtle> i.e.,
¨SugarcaneHarvester.lua Apple Banana¨, pargs = {¨Apple¨,
¨Banana¨}
L1049[17:21:59] <Inari> asie: not being
able to store stuff off-screen doesnt make much sense to me
L1050[17:22:07] <gamax92> then make an
environment to run the script in
L1051[17:22:14] <asie> Inari: that would
be fine, but too much memory... is too much memory
L1052[17:22:20] *
gamax92 downloads the video and goes to write this
program
L1053[17:22:35] <Inari> asie: technically
if i take a tier 3 gpu and put the resolution below max i should
have free memory
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L1055[17:23:28] <asie> Inari: yeah
L1056[17:23:36] <asie> Sangar: shouldn't
that be easy to add?
L1057[17:23:41] <asie> hardcoding the
resolution to the GPU's max
L1058[17:23:45] <asie> and simply having
a viewport?
L1059[17:23:51] <asie> (then being able
to move that viewport around)
L1060[17:24:19] <Inari> also it isnt like
we want 4 MB of video meomry or something
L1061[17:24:40] <Turtle> Since we are
talking gpus, there is no way to scale the screen gui itself,
right?
L1062[17:24:47] <asie> generally,
bandwidth usage must be kept low
L1063[17:24:50] <asie> that is the only
law
L1064[17:25:25] <Inari> memory makes
bandwidht usage lower
L1065[17:25:26] <Inari> win \O/
L1066[17:25:29] <Sangar> asie, i suppose
it would
L1067[17:25:42] <Murlocking> Turtle, what
does that mean "fetches the arguments passed to the chunk that
code runs in" can you explain it in simpler words if possible.
I'm a newbie :(
L1068[17:26:07] <Turtle> Imagine all that
code is inside a function
L1069[17:26:08] <Inari> (at least it does
in certain situations :P)
L1070[17:26:20] <Turtle> {...} grabs the
variables passed to that function and puts them in a table
L1071[17:26:26] <Inari> asie: whats
considered "low" btw?
L1072[17:26:34] <Sangar> hrm, well.
there's have to be a "base" resolution, and a viewport
resolution
L1073[17:26:37] <Turtle> It´s commonly
used to deal with a dynamic amount of variables.
L1074[17:27:01] <Murlocking> But is it
needed in that program I linked? Mine is pretty much the
same.
L1075[17:27:15] <Turtle> the harvester
thing from Noah?
L1076[17:27:19] <Sangar> i suppose a new
api method for setting the viewport (pos + resolution) could work
while keeping everything backwards compatible
L1077[17:27:20] <Murlocking> yeah
L1078[17:27:24] <asie> Sangar: yes
L1079[17:27:37] <asie> i'd argue the
resolution could be 4x the current GPU resolution, for the total
viewport
L1080[17:27:39] <asie> so 320x100 for
tier 3
L1081[17:27:40] <Turtle> only if you want
to run the program with arguments
L1082[17:27:43] <Mimiru> In that program
it's to get the arguments you called the program with and put them
in a table, you can call test arg1 arg2 arg3, pargs[1] would be
arg1
L1083[17:27:46] <asie> 160x100 (or
160x50?) for tier 2
L1084[17:27:50] <asie> and 80x50 for tier
1
L1085[17:28:10] <Sangar> hmhm, so all
operations would act on the viewport area, rest is just storage,
right?
L1086[17:28:23] <asie> Sangar: operations
act on the entire screen area
L1087[17:28:28] <asie> the viewport
decides what is rendered
L1088[17:28:31] <asie> simple as
that
L1089[17:28:42] <asie> commands are still
as limited as they are now, so no more bandwidth usage
L1090[17:28:44] <Sangar> then increasing
the resolution would still increase bandwidth use tho
L1091[17:28:48] <asie> would it?
L1092[17:28:52] <asie> you don't send the
whole buffer do you
L1093[17:28:54] <Turtle> Couldn´t you
obtain that effect relatively simply by creating a fake screen
object?
L1094[17:28:54] <Sangar> well,
potentially
L1095[17:28:55] <Murlocking> Mimiru, I
see it's used to test some parts of the program?
L1096[17:29:07] <asie> Sangar: how
so?
L1097[17:29:07] <Mimiru> Erm.. no, it's
used to parse program arguments
L1098[17:29:34] <Murlocking> Godammit...
I don't get it..
L1099[17:29:54] <Sangar> .set() would
potentially affect more 'cells'
L1100[17:30:00] <Mimiru> … programname
arg1 arg2 arg3, pargs[1] = arg1, pargs[2] = arg2
L1101[17:30:00] <asie> yeah
L1102[17:30:01] <Mimiru> etc
L1103[17:30:03] <asie> up to 2x
more
L1104[17:30:11] <Sangar> aye
L1105[17:30:58] <Murlocking> Mimiru do
you know what I should google to read more on that subject? I don't
want to bother you too much :( Feels like I'm missing some basic
knowledge..
L1106[17:31:12] <Mimiru> so say you want
to harvest a 10 x 10 area, you could call harvest 10 10 then when
you go to setup the size in your code you'd do height = pargs[1],
width = pargs[2]
L1107[17:31:19] <Sangar> i'll sleep over
the viewport thing (quite literally) and might have a go at it
tomorrow; will do some network profiling to see how a higher res
would play out
L1108[17:31:32] <asie> Sangar: also, if
we were to do graphics, or even if we weren't
L1109[17:31:41] <asie> replicating the
amiga's graphics chip design might be a good idea
L1110[17:32:08] <Sangar> i think you
mentioned that before, and i forgot everything about it again
>_>
L1111[17:32:09] <asie> the blitter, the
copper (which is a very simple chip configuring the GPU at precise
spots in memory) and the denise (which actually renders the
graphics)
L1112[17:32:14] <asie> Sangar: nah, i
said the atari xe
L1114[17:32:17] <Sangar> ah
L1115[17:32:19] <asie> but the amiga's
design maps very wel
L1116[17:32:22] <asie> well*
L1117[17:32:38] <asie> anyway, gtg
L1118[17:32:44] <Sangar> cya
L1119[17:32:51] <Murlocking> Thank you
Mimiru! I understand a bit better how it's used but I still don't
get why it's used in Noah program.
L1120[17:32:52] <Sangar> i'm off, too.
sleep and such.
L1121[17:32:54] <Sangar> night o/
L1122[17:33:07] <Turtle> Murlocking, It
isn´t.
L1123[17:33:23] <Mimiru> Yeah.. it's just
there, he doesn't ever use it
L1124[17:33:55] <Murlocking> Oh I thought
{...} was used in the Print
L1125[17:34:06] <Murlocking> it's just
"blank" ?
L1126[17:34:19] <Murlocking> or "not
specified"
L1127[17:34:21] <Turtle> he puts the
arguments in the pargs table, but doesn´t do anything with the
table
L1128[17:34:32] <Mimiru> search that code
for pargs you'll find it once, where he defines it. It's never
used
L1129[17:34:53] <Murlocking> Hmmm..
interesting I might integrate that to my Program #3
L1130[17:35:15] <Murlocking> That way if
I share the program, people could use it easily without having to
manually edit the program.
L1132[17:35:41] <Turtle> That´s a
-really- simple way of using it
L1133[17:35:55] <Turtle> Let´s assume
that that code is a program named apple
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L1135[17:36:19] <Turtle> if you run it,
say, ¨apple¨, it´ll do nothing, as no arguments are passed, and the
´args´ table is empty.
L1136[17:36:31] <Turtle> if you run it
like, `apple A B C´, it´ll print A, then B, then C
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L1139[17:37:44] <esteban> Fuck you
L1140[17:37:53] <Mimiru> !kickban
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L1142[17:37:56] <Mimiru> fuck you
too.
L1143[17:37:57] <Mimiru> :D
L1144[17:37:59] <Murlocking> lol
L1145[17:38:03] <gamax92> wow ...
L1146[17:38:15] <Murlocking> Maybe I
should take a look at the "dig" program
L1147[17:38:29] <Turtle> I greeted that
guy, the heck is he salty about.
L1148[17:38:33] <Turtle> Murlocking, you
could do that.
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L1153[17:40:14] <Mimiru> I have no idea,
I've not really used turtles much
L1154[17:40:50] <Murlocking> Yeah.. my
bad for being lazy.. I should just launch my Minecraft and give it
a try in-game.
L1155[17:40:50] <Turtle> Somewhere across
time and space Sangar twitches.
L1156[17:40:53] <Turtle> ±p
L1157[17:40:55] <Turtle> *:p
L1158[17:41:16] <Mimiru> I did that to
see if anyone would call me on it :P
L1159[17:41:30] <Turtle> Murlocking,
yeah, that looks like it works, you might want to fix the
indentation though
L1160[17:41:43] <Murlocking>
indentation?
L1161[17:41:48] <Turtle>
tabs/spaces
L1162[17:41:49] <Murlocking> <---
Newbie
L1163[17:42:10] <Murlocking> Is that
something important in lua?
L1164[17:42:16] <Murlocking> I thought
that didn't matter
L1165[17:42:21] <Turtle> It makes the
code much easier to read if it becomes more complex
L1167[17:42:48] <Murlocking> Hehe, my
stuff is a mess, that' what you're using? :P
L1168[17:42:53] <Turtle> NP++ :p
L1169[17:43:24] <Mimiru> Buffered file
system off ftfw.
L1170[17:43:37] <Murlocking> Hehe, yeah I
will do that in the future. It's not a bad idea. I should get
myself a good template.
L1172[17:44:19] <Turtle> Mimiru,
reimplementing javaside stuff, it´s going to be ugly :p
L1173[17:44:51] <Turtle> (Although for
some reason CC´s fs.combine is javaside while purely a string
operation vOv)
L1174[17:47:32] *
gamax92 has looked at some of CC's java sided code while trying to
figure out stuff for cclite
L1175[17:47:59] <Murlocking> Ok, I think
I understand how to better indent my program... thank you Turtle
and everyone who's helping me out today!
L1176[17:48:15] <Turtle> heh, don´t
worry.
L1177[17:48:31] <Turtle> but yeah, things
like indentation will help you keep track once you start diving
deep into functions and loops
L1178[17:49:46] <Murlocking> Be right
back in a few minutes. I will try the program 2 when I get back
then continue working/improving program 3.
L1179[17:51:57] <gamax92> oh huh.
L1181[17:52:21] <gamax92> see this
menu?
L1182[17:54:20] <Turtle> I see it, I am
too dumb to recognize it however.
L1183[17:56:26] <Turtle> (Looks like
something Apple though)
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L1185[17:58:27] <gamax92> well it's been
known for a long time now that dan200 uses a mac
L1186[17:58:28] <gamax92> :P
L1187[17:59:25] <Turtle> heh, never used
one so I wasn´t fully sure
L1188[18:02:11] <Turtle> ugh. fs.find is
going to require a bunch of list operations
L1189[18:02:31] <Mimiru> Ha, just
launched the wrong project, was very confused why my printer was
playing metal...
L1190[18:02:43] <Mimiru> turns out, that
was the OpenFM project. :/
L1191[18:02:43] <Izaya> your printer can
play metal?
L1192[18:02:55] <Mimiru> It cannot.
L1193[18:03:05] <Izaya> oh
L1194[18:03:08] <Izaya> can it play
DOOM?
L1195[18:03:29] <Mimiru> No
L1196[18:03:36] <Mimiru> Ugh... I hate
containers
L1197[18:03:52] <Turtle> Maybe if by
´play´ you mean ´The driver flailing around randomly like a toddler
while being confused´
L1198[18:06:10] <Turtle> ... ugh that
reminds me, I have to write a proper driver handler so OC
equivalents of CC peripherals can be used.
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L1200[18:07:53] <Murlocking> And i'm back
:) Let's test this program!
L1201[18:10:30] <Murlocking> God I love
OpenComputers, booting this robot with a floppy disk is so
nostalgic :D
L1202[18:11:04] <Murlocking> Remind me
when I was a kid and I was trying to understand DOS by myself to
play those games I bought in a PC shop for a couple of cents.
L1203[18:11:24] <Murlocking> Great time
;)
L1204[18:11:50] <Turtle> (And here I was,
considering the possibility of a galacticraft addon that allows
launching communication sattelites for OC :P)
L1205[18:12:04] <Murlocking> xD
L1206[18:12:13] <Inari> wollay tweetered
;o
L1207[18:12:25] <Murlocking> Speaking of
addon, I downloaed OpenRadio last night.
L1208[18:12:41] <Murlocking> Can't wait
to give it a try with Motion Sensor in my base
L1209[18:12:56] <Inari> i dont like
openradio
L1210[18:13:13] <Murlocking> Oh really?
It's meh?
L1211[18:13:22] <Inari> it lacks
impact
L1212[18:13:37] <Murlocking> I'm using
Better Records but there's no remote control for it.
L1213[18:13:46] <Murlocking> I really
love the mod tho.
L1214[18:13:56] <Inari> what does it do
anyway :D
L1215[18:14:19] <Inari> i just presume it
adds a block that cna play internet radio..
L1216[18:14:35] <Turtle> hmh, how sturdy
are custom multiblock renders now?
L1217[18:14:35] <Murlocking> Add a Radio
and a Jukebox that can read "special" disk that you have
downloaded songs on.
L1218[18:14:45] <Inari> ah
L1219[18:14:47] <Inari> eh
L1220[18:15:04] <Turtle> When I last used
forge large custom renders tended to randomly dissapear if the
´origin´ block was no longer rendered.
L1221[18:15:14] <Mimiru> Wait, OpenRadio,
or OpenFM? OpenRadio adds packet radio lasers. OpenFM adds
streaming radio playing
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L1223[18:15:38] <Murlocking> Oh you are
right Mimiru, OpenFM is the one i'm talking about.
L1224[18:16:22] <Murlocking> Have you
guys played with it?
L1225[18:16:31] <Mimiru> Well, I wrote
it, so I've played with it a decent bit :p
L1226[18:16:37] <Murlocking> Sorry for
the confusion.. I thought that was the mod name :D
L1227[18:16:54] <Murlocking> Do you like
it Mimiru?
L1228[18:16:56] <Inari> ah
L1229[18:16:58] <Inari> confused it with
openFM
L1230[18:17:08] <Murlocking> Can you hook
redstone signal to it ?
L1231[18:17:14] <Mimiru> Erm.. I'm pretty
partial to it.. yes
L1232[18:17:15] <Mimiru> and Yes
L1233[18:17:22] <Mimiru> you just have to
enable redstone listen in the UI
L1234[18:17:27] <Murlocking> Hehe.
Cool!
L1235[18:17:43] <Mimiru> click the little
pile of redstone by the close button
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L1237[18:17:55] <Inari> i think i just
dislike that it seems too high level, but eh
L1238[18:17:56] <Murlocking> I will try
something simple with Motion Sensor first and a basic switch.
L1239[18:18:22] <Mimiru> Murlocking, it
also has OC control
L1240[18:18:26] <Mimiru> so you can just
call start()
L1241[18:18:33] <Shuudoushi> ^
L1242[18:18:48] <Mimiru> fm =
component.open_radio
L1243[18:18:51] <Mimiru> fm.start()
L1244[18:18:54] <Murlocking> Yeah i know
that guys :) I want the radio to start when I enter my base
;)
L1245[18:18:54] <Shuudoushi> there is a
bunch more than just start() as well
L1246[18:19:15] <Mimiru> Inari, too high
level how?
L1247[18:19:21] <Mimiru> It's a Streaming
radio tuner...
L1248[18:19:22] <Murlocking> And stop,
when I leave it, without having to interact with it.
L1249[18:19:32] <Shuudoushi> motion
sensor = is <player> within x distance >> radion =
play
L1250[18:19:44] <Murlocking> Yep
L1251[18:19:54] <Inari> openfm
link?
L1252[18:19:57] <Shuudoushi> there, I
just did all your program mapping for you
L1253[18:20:04] <Murlocking> haha
L1254[18:20:12] <Murlocking> That was
simple enough :)
L1255[18:20:19] <Shuudoushi>
s/radiob/radio
L1256[18:20:31] *
Shuudoushi slaps Kibibyte.
L1257[18:20:32] *
EnderBot2 rulls on the floor laughing
L1258[18:20:34] <Inari> i had the link
the other day
L1259[18:20:35] <Inari> <.<
L1260[18:20:42] <Shuudoushi>
s/radion/radio
L1261[18:20:43] <Kibibyte>
<Shuudoushi> motion sensor = is <player> within x
distance >> radio = play
L1262[18:20:48] <Shuudoushi> there we
fucking go
L1264[18:21:04] <Shuudoushi> just go to
Mimiru's github page >.>
L1265[18:21:40] <Inari> too high level in
that it takes care of a lot of stuff automatically and internally
(connecting, fetching data, converting data, outputting
audio)
L1266[18:21:58] <Mimiru> I'd love to see
someone write a streaming audio processor in lua..
L1267[18:22:09] <Murlocking> I think the
Dev of OpenFM was here last night.
L1268[18:22:15] <Mimiru> Murlocking....
That's me...
L1269[18:22:17] <Shuudoushi> me too
lol
L1270[18:22:17] <Inari> lol
L1271[18:22:19] <Murlocking> Wait!?
L1272[18:22:21] <Murlocking> What!!
L1273[18:22:23] <Murlocking> XD
L1274[18:22:26] <Shuudoushi> dumb fuck
XD
L1275[18:22:27] <Mimiru> [18:15:44]
<Murlocking> Have you guys played with it?
L1276[18:22:27] <Mimiru> [18:15:53]
<@Mimiru> Well, I wrote it, so I've played with it a decent
bit :p
L1277[18:22:27] <Inari> Murlocking: nice
one
L1278[18:22:31] <Murlocking>
Omfg...
L1279[18:22:54] <Inari> Mimiru: so you're
saying we need asm.lua?
L1280[18:23:02] <Mimiru> Erm..
sure?
L1281[18:23:12] <Mimiru> I also wrote
OpenSecurity, OpenPrinter, OpenLights
L1282[18:23:16] <Inari> actually thats
kind of a great idea
L1283[18:23:17] <Mimiru> I'm co dev for
LanteaCraft
L1284[18:23:31] <Turtle> Some people from
the LÖVE community may have done something to stream audio,
although it has extensive audio libraries itself
L1285[18:23:37] <Inari> a co-processor
block that can run program, written in an assembler language,
compiled to java for performance
L1286[18:23:51] <Shuudoushi> where is
that dude that was playing with SecureOS the other day btw?
L1287[18:24:01] <Mimiru> I'm still
waiting for Temia to PR smart cards to OpenSecurity
L1288[18:24:02] <gamax92> Shuudoushi: on
you use SecureOS
L1289[18:25:03] <Inari> smart
cards?
L1290[18:25:37] <Izaya> is that
like
L1291[18:25:42] <Izaya> a uC on a
card?
L1292[18:25:46] <Izaya> if it is
L1293[18:25:47] <Izaya> I want it
L1294[18:25:48] <Mimiru> something like
that, yes.
L1295[18:26:02] <Mimiru> on card
processor, and code
L1296[18:26:21] <Inari> what are the
advantages of it?
L1297[18:26:40] <Shuudoushi> Inari:
stuffz
L1298[18:26:47] <ds84182> >compiled to
java for performance
L1299[18:26:49] <Izaya> ... I just used a
regular expression to filter out conflicts, strip version numbers
and the aur/ thing from a list, and install all the icon themes
from the AUR
L1300[18:26:50] <ds84182> have fun with
that
L1301[18:26:54] <Inari> ds84182:
hm?
L1302[18:27:11] <gamax92> I agree with
Inari
L1303[18:27:36] <Shuudoushi> oh hey, I
managed to fix something without break 40 other things.
L1304[18:27:37] <Inari> on what
L1305[18:27:52] <gamax92> on everything
:o
L1306[18:27:58] <Turtle> wouldn´t
compiling to java risk servere remote code execution issues unless
sandboxed really well?
L1307[18:28:03] <Turtle> *severe
L1308[18:28:05] <Inari> so you'll agree
on disagreeing?
L1309[18:28:10] <Inari> Turtle: nah
L1310[18:28:22] *
Shuudoushi *sings* '99 bugs in the code, take one down and patch
around, 149 bugs in the code'
L1311[18:28:23] <Inari> Turtle: you could
kinda claim that for lua
L1312[18:28:23] <Inari> :D
L1313[18:28:25] <ds84182> Inari: How will
it handle Java's stack based approach to everything
L1314[18:28:44] <Turtle> Inari, lua is
much easier to sandbox though
L1315[18:28:52] *
ds84182 gets out the instruction manual
L1316[18:29:02] <gamax92> ds84182: don't
act like this hasn't been done before several times with no
issues
L1317[18:29:25] <ds84182> gamax92: I am
because I haven't seen it done before.
L1318[18:30:03] <ds84182> Yeah, with Java
there's a lot of stack jumble mumble
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L1320[18:30:44] <ds84182> Actually, what
the fuck am I thinking... Of course local variables are loading in
and out of stack
L1321[18:31:56] <ds84182> Eh, it's
possible, but any fuckups mean game_over();
L1322[18:34:04] <ds84182> Thing is, if
you can explicitly control stuff, if you find a bug with the jsr
instruction, you could technically jump in between to an
instruction's immediate values and fuckshitupTM
L1323[18:34:09] <Turtle> ... I seriously
wonder how big of a custom render multiblock you can get forge to
handle.
L1324[18:34:41] <Turtle> (Context:
Absolutely stupidly large radio telescopes/antennae for
:reasons:)
L1325[18:34:55] <Izaya> 'reasons'
L1326[18:35:01] <vifino>
"reasons"
L1327[18:35:04] <Izaya> will they be
computer-controllable?
L1328[18:35:07] <ds84182>
[[reasons]]
L1329[18:35:14] <Izaya> if so, I'm
totally gonna control it with FORTH
L1330[18:35:25] <Izaya> because
hysterical rasins
L1331[18:35:43] <Turtle> I mean I could
start on a mod that adds a load of communication things for
OC
L1332[18:35:50] <Turtle> but my knowledge
of forge is rather outdated
L1333[18:35:56] <Turtle> (and I cannot,
at all, model stuff in techne)
L1334[18:36:13] <ds84182> Turtle: You can
load OBJ files as models
L1335[18:36:23] <Izaya> write the thing
yourself, like, write the 3D model
L1336[18:36:35] <Izaya> apparently notch
never used a 3D modeling program except for the ender dragon
L1337[18:36:58] <Turtle> yeah, but a huge
radiotelescope is going to be more boxes than I feel confident
coding directly :P
L1338[18:37:03] <Turtle> and ds84182,
wait what?
L1339[18:37:14] <ds84182> Turtle: You can
load OBJ files as models
L1340[18:37:23] <Izaya> tmpfs 1.9G 1.9G 0
100% /tmp
L1341[18:37:23] <Izaya> fuck
L1342[18:37:30] <Shuudoushi> ~w
table
L1344[18:37:33] <Turtle> Into what?
L1345[18:37:39] <Turtle> Forge or
techne?
L1346[18:37:47] <ds84182> Forge
L1347[18:38:01] <Turtle> I assume the
amount of vertices and texturing options are limited?
L1348[18:38:08] <Racerman2001> That would
explain why Decocraft is (relatively speaking) high-poly.
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L1350[18:40:37] <Turtle> Yep. Forge is
different now. ugh I´ll go read up on the changes tomorrow
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L1354[18:45:43] <Inari> ds84182: why
woudl you explicitly control stuff
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L1356[18:46:51] <gamax92> I wonder, how
much of windows can you get via update files?
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L1358[18:47:31] <Turtle> probably not a
lot
L1359[18:47:45] <gamax92> are you
sure?
L1360[18:47:54] <gamax92> [ ]Yes [
]No
L1361[18:48:11] <Turtle> yup
L1362[18:52:54] <Turtle> hmh, not doing
custom renders on a obnoxiously large multiblock might actually
still work, since, obnoxiously large so there´s a decent amount of
blocks in the model
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L1365[18:54:43] <Turtle> slightly
related, is there a component/block yet that allows computers to
write BC blueprints?
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L1367[18:55:48] <Mimiru> I think
COmputronics has some sort of interaction with BC blueprints, not
sure in what capacity exactly
L1368[18:57:15] <Turtle> Doesn´t look
like it, but I might be missing something
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L1372[19:03:03] <Murlocking> Okay I have
a really complicated question... and I'll try to explain myself as
good as possible.
L1373[19:03:37] <Murlocking> How do
register a returned value to use it later ?
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L1375[19:05:04] <Murlocking> I want to
suck items from an inventory, register the item stack size with
robot.count(1) in the first slot of robot, equip it then use
robot.use() for the value returned with robot.count(1)
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L1377[19:06:33] <shadowkin0721> You want
to do robot.use() the number of times that robot.count(1) results
in?
L1378[19:07:19] <shadowkin0721> for i =
1, robot.count(1) do whatever end
L1379[19:07:37] <Murlocking> Yes. But if
I equip the items and then use for i=robot.count(1),1 it will be 0
since I equipped the items.
L1380[19:08:03] <shadowkin0721> local
count1 = robot.count(1) then for i = 1, count1 do whatever
end
L1381[19:08:11] <shadowkin0721> with
equipping inbetween
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L1383[19:11:16] <shadowkin0721> I would
declare count1 immediately before it's used though, just to ensure
that it doesn't change after declaration.
L1384[19:13:19] <Murlocking> I will
pastebin, my program :( My head is gonna explode!
L1385[19:13:24] <shadowkin0721> Haha,
sure
L1386[19:13:48] <shadowkin0721> I know
the feeling man
L1387[19:14:37] <ds84182> I wonder if
|0xDEADBEEF|'s JS interpreter is ES6
L1388[19:14:42] <ds84182> #js let a =
5;
L1389[19:14:42] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
Unexpected identifier at <eval>:1:6
L1390[19:14:45] <ds84182> nope
L1391[19:14:49] <Murlocking> Like... I
know what I want to do but I don't know how to... and it's also
harder to explain it in English.. like explaining my thoughts.. if
you know what i mean.
L1392[19:15:57] <Murlocking> Hold on I'll
add extra notes to better explain what I'm trying to do..
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L1397[19:24:52] <Murlocking> I'm not dead
shadowkin0721 I'm still writing notes :)
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L1402[19:30:04] <SoraFirestorm> quick
question about EnderIO
L1403[19:30:15] <SoraFirestorm> does the
SAG Mill need the flint/silicon thingy?
L1404[19:30:21] <SoraFirestorm> or does
it just run less efficiently?
L1405[19:31:06] <Murlocking> Need it
pretty sure.
L1406[19:31:18] <SoraFirestorm> guess
I'll check when I get some ores
L1407[19:31:40] <ds84182> #p
L1408[19:31:41] <|0xDEADBEEF|> >
0.397202568 Seconds passed.
L1409[19:34:05] <SoraFirestorm> no
L1410[19:34:10] <SoraFirestorm> it still
works without
L1411[19:34:15] <SoraFirestorm> just less
efficiently (apparently)
L1412[19:34:29] <Murlocking> Beta
Build?
L1413[19:34:33] <Murlocking> With
EnderCore ?
L1414[19:34:43] <SoraFirestorm> not
intentionally
L1415[19:34:48] <SoraFirestorm> lemme
check
L1416[19:35:03] <Murlocking> I mean, it's
the latest one. Could have changed.
L1417[19:35:07] <SoraFirestorm>
2.2.8.381
L1418[19:35:11] <Murlocking> I'm using
the latest release build.
L1419[19:35:27] <SoraFirestorm> I may not
have the latest release
L1420[19:35:39] <Murlocking> And I think
It didn't work for my friend but maybe he just didn't wait enough
for the process to finish...
L1421[19:35:51] <SoraFirestorm> worked
fine for me
L1422[19:35:54] <SoraFirestorm> started
right up
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L1424[19:35:58] <gamax92> >_>
people are surprised when a soundtrack carries the same theme or
beat but in different speeds or different instruments.
L1425[19:36:02] <Murlocking> Cool, I'll
tell him ;)
L1426[19:36:03] <SoraFirestorm> took a
sec, because it's unupgraded
L1427[19:40:57] <SoraFirestorm> anyone
know of any ways to do interdimensional power transport?
L1428[19:41:07] <SoraFirestorm> that's
not a tesseract
L1429[19:45:09] <shadowkin0721> Hey
Murlocking, I'm talking through some wedding shit with my fiance so
I'll be slow. One style comment though: Keep your tabbing
consistent so it's easier to tell nesting. It took me a second to
realize you're missing an end on line 8. You ended the if, but not
the function.
L1430[19:47:01] <Murlocking> I'll be
right back later man, friend want to play some games.. if you're
here still i'll message you. I think I made a much more simple
program.
L1431[19:47:19] <shadowkin0721> Yeah,
message me. I'll get back to you when I can.
L1432[19:47:37] <Murlocking> And sorry
about that... don't really know what I'm doing yet the tabbing..
trying to figure out a good formating :(
L1433[19:48:07] <SoraFirestorm> and I
know that it's meant to be simple
L1434[19:48:19] <SoraFirestorm> but why
the hell does default 'edit' not do that?
L1435[19:48:36] <shadowkin0721> Not to
toot my own horn but look at mine from earlier.
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L1452[21:05:42] <SoraFirestorm> %calc
8192 / 64
L1453[21:05:43] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
128
L1454[21:11:59] <shadowkin0721>
SoraFirestorm: Dimensional Transceiver from EnderIO?
L1455[21:12:33] <SoraFirestorm>
maybe
L1456[21:12:43] <SoraFirestorm> I'm
trying to find something that has an EMC value in Project E
L1457[21:12:55] <shadowkin0721> Oh, no
idea there.
L1458[21:12:56] <SoraFirestorm> so that I
can reuse the materials/easily make more
L1459[21:13:32] <SoraFirestorm> the
Dimensional Transceiver doesn't have a value either :/
L1460[21:13:38] <SoraFirestorm> I may
have to bite it
L1461[21:13:42] <SoraFirestorm> I'd
rather not though
L1462[21:13:44] <shadowkin0721> Only
other thing I can think of would be using ender tanks to transport
power-generating liquid (lava, steam, etc) across dimensions.
L1463[21:14:04] <SoraFirestorm> I can
make those things
L1464[21:14:11] <SoraFirestorm> But I'm
afraid of power output being poor
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L1472[21:59:35] <Murlocking>
shadowkin0721: Hey man are you here?
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L1476[22:17:08] <shadowkin0721> Do XP
drains work on robots?
L1478[22:18:27] <shadowkin0721> Mimiru:
Maybe checkerboard the "blades"? It looks weird
solid
L1479[22:19:13] <SoraFirestorm> I think
it looks alright
L1480[22:19:13] <Mimiru> I hate
texturing
L1481[22:19:22] <SoraFirestorm> yeah, a
little weird on the blades though
L1482[22:39:57] <Mimiru> K, got my
texture artist on it \o/
L1483[22:40:03] <SoraFirestorm> \o/
L1484[22:41:32] <Kodos> Flawed?
L1485[22:42:06] <Mimiru> Yeah
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L1487[22:53:55] <SoraFirestorm> %calc 128
* 64
L1488[22:53:55] <MichiBot> SoraFirestorm:
8,192
L1489[22:54:33] <Kodos> Oughta look good
then, he's the one who fixed my textures isn't he?
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L1494[23:29:54] <Izaya> I shoud like,
upgrade my GPU, throw my 750Ti in the C2D box and use it for Steam
in-home streaming.
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L1496[23:42:53] <gamax92> ;-;
L1497[23:42:58] <gamax92> Dolby
headphone
L1498[23:43:05] <gamax92> brain
hurts
L1499[23:44:49] <gamax92> 2scary
L1500[23:48:18] <gamax92> "HURR DURR
MY $9523 HEADPHONES ARE AMAZING"
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