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L1[00:00:47] <superminor2> What card are you
trying to get?
L3[00:06:15] <superminor2> Heh, thats
funny
L4[00:09:56] ⇦
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L5[00:10:01] <Mimiru> Night
L6[00:53:37] <asie> Kodos: maybe, maybe
now
L7[00:54:30] <Kodos> asie, where can I find
the modpack licenses for Tronics and asielib? Didn't see anything
glaringly obvious on the website
L8[00:54:32] <Kodos> But I may be
blind
L9[00:54:57] <Kodos> Tronics still isn't on
Curse so I have to include a link showing I have permission to add
it
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L11[01:20:20]
<Forecaster>
AmandaC: you mean the gui assitant thing I made?
L12[01:36:00]
<proper>
what do I need to use for colors, can't seem to figureout what it's
using
L13[01:36:25]
<Forecaster>
what?
L14[01:38:44]
<proper>
sorry, I'm playing around with computertronics colorful lamps, and
I can't figure out what I need to use for color value
L15[01:39:02]
<Dudblockman> Int?
L16[01:39:22]
<Dudblockman> Or did it take...
L17[01:39:45]
<Dudblockman> *mind goes blank*
L18[01:40:34]
<proper> it
take a number any where from from 0 to 32767
L19[01:41:43]
<Forecaster>
use the color library
L20[01:41:51]
<Forecaster>
require("colors")
L21[01:42:03]
<Dudblockman> You tried 0xRRGGBB? might use
that format
L22[01:42:27]
<Dudblockman> Hex color code
L23[01:43:10]
<Dudblockman> I think that may have been
the format
L24[01:43:14]
<proper>
yeah I am using the color library, but I really need fine tuning
for what i want to do , not just the basic colors
L25[01:43:25] <fingercomp> @Dudblickman not
quite
L26[01:43:29]
<proper> kk
thankyou I'll look into it
L27[01:43:36] <fingercomp> it uses 5 bits
per channel
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L30[01:43:45]
<Dudblockman> Mmm
L31[01:43:47] <fingercomp> so,
RRRRRGGGGGBBBBB in binary form
L32[01:43:52] <Kodos> Colorful lamps don't
use colors lib, it's 15 bit
L33[01:44:00] <Kodos> I have a thing around
here somewhere, one sec
L34[01:44:09]
<Dudblockman> Mmm.
L35[01:44:10]
<proper>
sweet thankyou so much
L36[01:44:12]
<Dudblockman> Fun.
L38[01:45:11]
<Forecaster>
This thing has a color picker
L39[01:45:13] <Kodos> Right, so
L40[01:45:38] <Kodos> This is my function
for shifting between red, yellow, green for use as a display for
power level status
L42[01:45:55] <Kodos> Basically you pass it
two values, current value and max value
L43[01:46:14] <Kodos> And depending on the
percentage of max the current is, it'll go from green (100%) to Red
(0%)
L44[01:46:36] <Kodos> Yellow is 50%
L45[01:46:38] <Kodos> obv
L46[01:47:04]
<Forecaster>
@Mimiru mind if I submit OC to the FTB server list?
L47[01:47:56] <Izaya> Ah, Windows.
12GB/16GB used and it starts forcefully crashing programs
L48[01:49:38]
<proper> I'm
not really looking at changing colors, I want to be able to go from
light red to dark red
L49[01:49:43]
<proper> is
that possible?
L50[01:50:07] <Kodos> Okay, so you're
wanting a proper on/off red lamp
L51[01:51:15]
<proper> no
not on/off but gradually going from a faint light red to a real
dark red
L52[01:51:24]
<Forecaster>
@proper look at the link I posted, it has a simple color picker
that generates color values you can use
L54[01:52:48] <fingercomp> @Forecaster as I
said earlier, CX colorful lamps use different color format
L55[01:52:57] <fingercomp> 0xRRGGBB is 8
bits per channel
L56[01:53:07] <fingercomp> colorful lamps
use 5 bits per channel
L57[01:53:10]
<Forecaster>
oh, I thought they could just the regular hex values
L58[01:53:14]
<proper> was
thinking of having the lamps around my mekanism laser setup, and as
it charges it get brighter and brighter but stays red
L59[01:53:25]
<Forecaster>
I can probably support that too
L60[01:53:32]
<Forecaster>
what's the format?
L61[01:54:00]
<Forecaster>
I made that color picker based on an image of a color chart
L62[01:54:08]
<Forecaster>
from the oc forum
L63[01:54:12] <fingercomp> @Forecaster in
binary: rrrrrgggggbbbbb
L64[01:54:37]
<Forecaster>
that doesn't mean much to me
L65[01:55:20]
<Kodos> If
you're using a server to run the checks, consider using a light
board with the single line light mode
L66[01:55:27]
<Kodos> It's
easier to set color to
L68[01:55:54]
<proper>
this is the only thing i've found on it, and it doesn't say much to
me lol
L69[01:56:21]
<Kodos>
Well, 0 is black, and 32767 is white. I think
L70[01:56:36]
<Forecaster>
ah
L71[01:56:46]
<Forecaster>
so it's just an rgb mix
L72[01:57:06]
<Forecaster>
where 32767 is the max value
L73[01:57:09]
<Kodos>
Yes
L74[01:57:12] <Vexatos> You could do
lamp.setColor(math.round(0x1f * laserpower) << 10)
L75[01:57:14]
<Kodos>
15-bit
L76[01:57:19] <Vexatos> where laserpower is
between 0 and 1
L77[01:57:28] <Vexatos> err setLampColor is
the function
L78[01:57:31] <Vexatos> yes I know this
mod
L79[01:57:32] <Vexatos> I swear
L80[01:57:57]
<Kodos> Vex,
where's the modpack permissions thinger
L81[01:58:01]
<Kodos> I
needs it
L83[01:58:23] <Vexatos> oh you mean my mod
._.
L84[01:58:29] <Vexatos> uuuuuuuuh
L85[01:58:32] <Vexatos> what do you need it
for
L86[01:58:33]
<Kodos> I
mean Computronics/asielib
L87[01:58:36] <Vexatos> o
L88[01:58:36]
<Kodos>
Private modpack
L89[01:58:41] <Vexatos> yea that thing
>_<
L90[01:58:47]
<Kodos>
Well, technically public since it's going on Curse
L91[01:58:58] <Vexatos> ew
L92[01:59:12]
<Kodos> And
I have to link permissions to include it
L93[01:59:21]
<Kodos>
Since AL/C isn't on Curse
L94[01:59:26] *
Vexatos runs from the curse
L95[01:59:33] <Vexatos> ...but they
are
L96[01:59:41]
<Kodos> Yeah
yeah, I know, but my host insists on it being on Curse. She's an
idiot
L97[01:59:54] <Vexatos> they were among
the, like, 20 first mods to be on the third-party mod list
>_<
L98[02:00:04]
<Kodos> Are
they available through the twitch app
L99[02:00:07]
<Kodos> For
making packs
L100[02:00:15] <Vexatos> I literally
submitted them the day that list was made
L102[02:01:49] <Vexatos> ...do you
read
L103[02:01:55]
<Kodos>
No
L104[02:01:58]
<Kodos> Why
the fuck would I
L105[02:02:07] <Vexatos> idk to realize
that it's not on there
L106[02:02:14]
<Kodos>
Right, so
L107[02:02:17] <Vexatos>
<Vexatos> they
were among the, like, 20 first mods to be on the third-party mod
list >_<
L108[02:02:21] <Vexatos> >>
third-party mod<<
L109[02:02:38] <Vexatos> i.e. not hosted
on curse
L110[02:02:39]
<Kodos>
Okay, I'll just assume I have permission then so I don't have to
talk to you anymore
L111[02:02:43] <Vexatos> yes
L112[02:02:44] <Vexatos> exactly
L113[02:02:48] <Vexatos> you already
do
L114[02:02:59] <Vexatos> Noone needs
permission to include tronics in a mod pack
L115[02:10:37]
<Forecaster>
What a fun exchange
L116[02:10:40]
<Forecaster>
have a cat
L118[02:18:21]
<chernobyl>
i found a way to make a relatively hard-to-crack OS
L119[02:19:51]
<chernobyl>
c:
L120[02:21:45]
<Forecaster>
encase it in diamond? :D
L121[02:27:02] <Izaya> install
multics
L122[02:27:41] <Izaya> (requires a
honeywell mainframe)
L123[02:32:49]
<Forecaster>
I know none of those words
L124[02:33:08]
<Forecaster>
(except "install", "requires", "a"
and "mainframe")
L125[02:33:39] <Izaya> Multics is what
Unics - Unix - was a response to. Multics was huge and
error-resistant and happily dealt with hardware errors
L126[02:34:02] <Izaya> It was also the
only general purpose OS to get some security certification from the
US military
L127[02:36:20]
<Forecaster>
neat
L128[02:37:25] <Izaya> yeah there's a lot
of history and it had a lot of good ideas that not all modern OSes
have caught up with yet
L130[02:46:18]
<Forecaster>
someone can't math...
L132[03:02:32]
<Lizzian>
lol
L134[03:12:28]
<Forecaster>
hah
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L136[03:41:18]
<Lizzian>
@everyone (This will also be repeated in an announcement on the
Forums)
L137[03:41:18]
<Lizzian> On
2018-01-27 the forums will be going down at around 1100 GMT0 for
up-to 5 hours to allow for hardware configuration changes on my
host system as well as various updates to patch recently publicised
CPU vulnerabilities.
L138[03:41:18]
<Lizzian>
Apologies for the inconvenience that this will cause. I will post
another announcement here before and after the maintenance
period.
L139[03:41:35]
<Forecaster>
ohno
L140[03:41:43] <AshIndigo> %ohno
L141[03:41:43] <MichiBot> AshIndigo:
ohno
L142[03:42:24]
<Snapples>
@Forecaster Have you checked if it is anthrax?
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L145[03:50:40] <Lizzian> k, good that link
works
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L147[03:51:56]
<Lizzian>
there, announcement is also ont he forums
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L149[04:08:21]
<Groot>
Uusjdjfjrnfjdjfdj the pings tonight are REALLLLLLLLLLL....Y BEYOND
ANNOYING....... like what did the whole discord server farm decide
“hey let’s ping this guy via @everyones AND @[insert role here] AND
STHROW SOME DIRECT TAGS IN THERE WHILE YOUR AT IT AHHGGGG
L150[04:08:23]
<Groot>
sorry
L151[04:08:31]
<Groot> I
just had like
L152[04:08:39]
<Groot> 25
pings
L153[04:08:56]
<Groot> In
wayyy to little a time
L154[04:09:32]
<Groot>
Like... a couple a day is basically beyond me commonly tho unless
it’s actually to talk to me or respond or something
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L158[04:39:03] <asie> @Groot ditch
Discord, move to IRC!
L160[04:39:13] <asie> IRC has no
@everyone, you just spam everyone's nickname in chat instead and
get banned
L161[04:39:15] <asie> \o/
L162[04:39:51] <Izaya> and then
permabanned from the server and everyone is happy
L163[04:40:02] <asie> yes, IRC has
servers
L164[04:40:06] <asie> you can even run
your own!
L165[04:40:19] <asie> Discord only has one
server, they let you run a "server" which is kind of
cute
L166[04:40:22] <asie> but you still own
nothing
L167[04:40:28] <asie> you don't own your
community's communication channel!
L168[04:40:31] <Izaya> s/server/group of
channels/
L169[04:40:31] <MichiBot> <asie>
Discord only has one group of channels, they let you run a
"server" which is kind of cute
L170[04:40:36] <asie> and it's ran by a
for-profit
L171[04:40:40] <Izaya> that didn't work
properly
L173[04:40:55] <asie> IRC is so lean it
can be non-profit, you can even run a server on a $10 used
router
L174[04:41:20] <asie> i literally did that
once
L175[04:41:35] *
Izaya may or may not have gotten bored and written a shitty Lua
IRCd to run on his OpenWRT router
L176[04:41:36] <asie> you may say
"Discord is easier to use than IRC!"
L177[04:41:44] <asie> nonsense. get
IRCCloud if you need a browser-based bouncer.
L178[04:41:54] <asie> Some network,s like
Rizon, actually have a built-in bouncer
L179[04:42:01] <asie> you can sign up and
the network keeps track of your connection
L180[04:42:18] <asie> and IRC runs on
everything, and its native clients do not need heavy WebKits
L181[04:44:23]
<Lizzian>
asie, they call it a "guild" in the API docs. even they
know that they're not giving you a single server
L182[04:44:33] <AshIndigo> irccloud
bouncer costs money to keep on 24/7 though
L183[04:44:47]
<Lizzian>
there are others who do it for free
L184[04:45:04] *
Izaya waves
L185[04:45:07] <AshIndigo> or host one
yourself
L186[04:46:11]
<Lizzian> I
may-or-may-not re-open my bouncer account requests
L187[04:46:17]
<Lizzian>
haven't fully decided yet
L188[04:48:19]
<Lizzian>
but it will be after my server down-time anyway
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L190[05:25:49] <AshIndigo> %give MichiBot
that thing you need but cant get
L191[05:25:49] *
MichiBot accepts that thing you need but cant get and adds it to
her inventory
L192[05:26:06] <Izaya> oh shit
that's
L193[05:26:10] <Izaya> ... I'm gonna shut
up.
L194[05:26:44]
<Forecaster>
I guess MichiBot doesn't need it then
L195[06:00:58]
<D3matt> I
got a ping which is gone now?
L196[06:16:10]
<Forecaster>
It was fleeting
L197[06:16:21]
<Forecaster>
check the pinned messages
L200[06:35:06] <Inari> AmandaC: haha
L201[06:46:11] <Mimiru> my car has become
snow.
L203[06:48:16]
<MGR>
Arkansas gets snow????
L204[06:48:21] <Mimiru> yeah
L205[06:48:36] <Mimiru> very little this
year...
L206[06:48:40]
<MGR>
Huh
L207[06:48:50]
<MGR> Are
you in the northern part of the state?
L208[06:49:09] <Mimiru> I'm pretty much
due west of Memphis, TN
L209[06:49:21] *
AshIndigo upgrades the storage
L210[06:49:24] <Mimiru> I *think* we're
considered North East AR.. but juuuuuust
L211[06:50:25]
<MGR>
Ah
L212[06:50:42]
<MGR> Which
puts you in the Appalachian Mountain foothills or something?
L213[06:52:01] <Mimiru> No, that's way
east. IIRC that ends in the middle of Tennessee
L214[06:53:30]
<MGR> Ah, my
bad
L215[06:53:55]
<MGR> Oh
derp, that's Eastern Tennessee
L216[06:57:31]
<MGR>
"She shoved a toaster under her monitor and in front of her
keyboard and proceeded to make a bagel and walk away." ---
Quote 1/2
L217[06:57:55]
<MGR> The
toaster then proceeded to melt the keyboard and discolor the
entirety of the monitor's display panel
L218[07:03:37] <Arcanitor> that's from
like two months ago mgr
L219[07:05:02]
<MGR> I
haven't check TFTS in a while
L220[07:07:57] <Mimiru> seriously
though... theres like 4" of snow on my car.. lol
L221[07:08:21] <Mimiru> I'm also not going
to work today
L222[07:09:51]
<MGR>
Because of the snow, or something else?
L223[07:10:53] <Mimiru> yeah... we get
snow, but we're never prepard for it, so the roads suck
L224[07:11:25] *
Temia scolds Inari on food preparation safety
L225[07:11:48]
<MGR>
Ahhhh
L226[07:11:56]
<MGR> Where
I live, we have to be prepared for snow
L227[07:12:09] <Mimiru> yeah you're a BITW
north though :P
L228[07:12:14] <Mimiru> s/W//
L229[07:12:20] <Mimiru> or.. not
L230[07:12:22]
<MGR>
True
L231[07:51:23] <Inari> Temia: I mean, as
long as she doesn't still serve those to customers
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L238[09:56:53] <AmandaC> @Forecaster
yeah
L239[09:57:11]
<Forecaster>
it's always supported changing the resolution
L240[09:57:11]
<Forecaster>
:P
L241[09:57:23] <AmandaC> what you used to
draw the reactor control gooey
L243[09:57:56] <AmandaC> I swear in the
video you mentioned it didn't support different resolutions yet.
:P
L244[09:58:10]
<Forecaster>
which video was that?
L245[09:58:14]
<Forecaster>
which episode*
L246[09:58:49] <AmandaC> ONe of the early
ones when you were still getting started on the design for the
reactor tablet program
L247[09:59:04]
<Forecaster>
ah, well it might've not had that then
L248[09:59:13] <AmandaC> So, not
"always" :P
L249[09:59:18] *
AmandaC hides
L250[09:59:31]
<Forecaster>
"always" meaning "as far as I can recall"
L251[09:59:33]
<Forecaster>
:P
L252[09:59:33] *
AmandaC hides under Inari's shirt, but just her head, since se's so
big.
L253[09:59:50] <AmandaC> If I can't see
you, you can't see me!
L254[10:00:13]
<Forecaster>
anyway, it even has presets for the four different resolutions now
:P
L255[10:00:29]
<Forecaster>
I need to re-write parts of this thing sometime
L256[10:00:36]
<Forecaster>
it's a bit clunky
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L258[10:12:28] <Inari> Forecaster: Needs a
"final code" thingy that shows all of the shape codes
(for drawing at least)
L259[10:23:25]
<MGR> “You
just watch yourself. We're wanted men. I have the death sentence on
12 systems.” "Then I'm about to be paid 12 times for one
job" --- Quote 2/2
L260[10:24:20] <AmandaC> Bad form, you
should have asked what systems, then attacked
L261[10:24:36] <AmandaC> now you have a
wild goose chase to find all the systems to cash in the
reward
L262[10:26:10]
<MGR>
K-Warrent scanner ??
L263[10:26:16]
<MGR>
Warrant*
L264[10:28:21]
<MGR> But
you are right AmandaC
L265[10:53:56]
<Forecaster>
Inari: yeah, that'll be one of the improvements, a complete code
snippet that you can copy
L266[11:08:52]
<Kodos> Holy
shit, Japan had a false alarm missile alert now?
L267[11:09:02]
<Kodos> What
if these are real alerts but we're shooting the missiles down
L268[11:10:02]
<MGR>
¯\_(?)_/¯
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L270[11:15:00] <Arcanitor> @Kodos: that
actually sounds like a good idea to prevent mass panic or
something
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L272[11:21:54]
<Kodos> Yes,
because the shit that's h appening now doesn't cause it
L273[11:22:09]
<Kodos>
Someone in hawaii killed themselves thinking they were about to get
nuked because they wanted to go on their terms
L274[11:22:19]
<Kodos> One
family hid their kids and I assume themselves in a sewer
L275[11:22:31]
<Kodos>
someone I know personally cracked open a bottle of wine that was
worth 4 digits
L276[11:26:01] <AmandaC> I wish I could
have a 2-tall screen take up 3 blocks, centered in the middle
L277[11:26:19]
<Forecaster>
that does not compute
L278[11:26:25]
<Forecaster>
what is "2"?
L279[11:26:45] <AmandaC> two blocks
L280[11:26:59]
<Forecaster>
so you want 2 blocks to take up 3 blocks...
L281[11:27:43] <AmandaC> yes, because my
elevator floors are 3 blocks each, and two blocks is just about
perfect for the fov. :P
L282[11:28:13] <AmandaC> 3 blocks
tall*
L283[11:28:18] <gamax92> put the two
blocks horizontally and fit them in the middle of the
elevator?
L284[11:28:57] <AmandaC> The elevator is
also 3 blocks wide.
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L286[11:29:50] <AmandaC> ( and my current
screens per floor are 3x2
L288[11:31:51] <AmandaC> er
L290[11:32:11] <AmandaC> I should just
switch back to using my friend's NextCloud for screenshots.
L291[11:36:38] <AmandaC> Also, to better
explain, I guess what I want is screen half-blocks. :P
L292[11:37:33] <payonel> ScreenSlab ?
:)
L293[11:37:45] <AmandaC> Pretty much.
:P
L294[11:38:06] <AmandaC> with the screen
part on the short end, tho
L295[11:38:20] <payonel> heh
L296[11:38:33] <payonel> for some reason
that sounds cute
L297[11:38:37] <payonel> little stubby
screens
L298[11:38:50] <AmandaC> I imagine it'd be
a nightmare to make work with minecraft's rendering though
L299[11:44:23]
<Mimiru>
@Forecaster you wanna submit what to who?
L300[11:44:50]
<Forecaster>
FTB has a list of discord servers for mods on their discord
server
L301[11:44:57]
<Mimiru>
Oh
L302[11:45:05]
<Mimiru>
Sure.. should be fine..
L304[12:07:47] <MichiBot> Mon Jan 15
22:51:28 CST 2018 @CivilBeat: This is the screen that set off the
ballistic missile alert on Saturday. The operator clicked the PACOM
(CDW) State…
https://t.co/nrPi9ovsfl
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L306[12:47:36]
<sshika> hi.
can i know the energy level in robot with a command ?
L307[12:48:17]
<Forecaster>
there's a method for that in the robot component
L308[12:50:22]
<sshika>
ok.
L309[12:51:35]
<sshika> ehu
i don't found it
L310[12:52:50] <payonel>
computer.energy()
L311[12:53:06] <payonel> @sshika ^
L312[12:53:09]
<Forecaster>
~oc robot
L314[12:54:12]
<Forecaster>
oh yeah, computers have energy too
L315[12:54:30]
<sshika>
thanks. but there isn't in this page, or i'm blind
L316[12:54:46]
<Forecaster>
yeah that's my bad
L317[12:54:53]
<Forecaster>
energy isn't exclusive to robots
L318[12:54:59]
<Forecaster>
~oc computer
L320[12:55:23]
<sshika>
yes. ok it's the same that the computer, and i just change
"computer" by "robot"
L321[12:56:03] <payonel> @sshika no, it's
a computer api
L322[12:56:22] <payonel> all machines have
the `computer` api
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L324[12:56:32] <payonel> uC, cases,
drones, robots
L325[12:56:43] <MalkContent> payonel: how
the tits is that intended :D
L327[12:56:45] <MichiBot>
Title:
Crafting Upgrade fails at crafting metal blocks
| Posted by:
MalkContent
| Posted: Wed Sep 07 06:09:07 CDT 2016
|
Status: closed
L328[12:57:19] <payonel> woah MalkContent
haha sorry
L329[12:57:23] <payonel> wow i
misread
L330[12:57:25] <payonel> hahah
L331[12:57:27] <payonel> hold on
L332[12:59:52] <MalkContent> :D np, that
"as intended" just confused me
L333[13:00:37] <payonel> updated
L334[13:01:25] <MalkContent> dont even
know if that's still in though. i mean its from 2016
L335[13:01:41] <payonel> the crafting code
hasn't changed
L336[13:01:44] <payonel> much
L337[13:01:51] <payonel> give it a test if
you have time
L338[13:02:03] <payonel> i still like the
idea of stopping the craft when the recipes changes, tbh
L339[13:02:09] <payonel> it's something
i've been mulling over
L340[13:02:14] <payonel> it's VERY simple
to do
L341[13:06:27] <MalkContent> would love
to, but am swamped. only reason i jumped on here was because that
stuff is easiest to adress right away :)
L342[13:06:46] <payonel> np, it sounds
like a really easy test
L343[13:07:27] <payonel> 1. creatix, 2.
put in 16 ingots, 3. component.crafting.craft(), 4. cthulhu
L344[13:07:50] <payonel> scratch 16, i
meant 18
L345[13:07:54] <payonel> i can math
L346[13:09:25] <MalkContent> the
"stop when recipe changes" potentially could leave one
block uncrafted with this bug still in place
L347[13:09:39] <MalkContent> anywho, i'm
off, being swamped again :c
L348[13:09:47] <MalkContent> have a good
one and thanks for your work :)
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L353[13:33:48] <AmandaC> payonel: can I
control what GPU OpenOS uses for the terminal?
L354[13:34:45]
<Forecaster>
there's a set primary method I believe?
L355[13:34:47]
<Forecaster>
maybe
L356[13:34:53] <AmandaC> I've got a server
with an APU and a T3 GPU, and I'd like OpenOS to only use the APU's
one
L357[13:35:14] <AmandaC> ( the T3 GPU I'm
using to drive 6 screens )
L358[13:35:35] <Arcanitor> they should
both have different component addresses
L359[13:35:39]
<Forecaster>
if the screens are connected it's just one screen
L360[13:35:57] <Arcanitor> you can then
force set the primary GPU to be the APU with the component
address
L361[13:35:59] <AmandaC> Forecaster:
they're not. There's 6 2x3 screens
L362[13:36:13]
<Forecaster>
ah
L363[13:36:20] <AmandaC> I draw to each in
sequence
L364[13:36:30] <AmandaC> ( one per floor
)
L365[13:37:55] <AmandaC> ~w
component
L367[13:39:02]
<sshika>
ok
L368[13:41:18] <Arcanitor> AmandaC: use
the component.setPrimary() method
L369[13:44:52] <payonel> primary doesn't
affect what component the kernel uses
L370[13:45:05] <payonel> that ONLY affects
what you get from component[type]
L371[13:45:09] <AmandaC> didn't think it
did.
L372[13:45:09] <payonel> which the kernel
doesn't use
L373[13:45:39] <payonel> the boot process
doesn't prefer one gpu over another
L374[13:45:47] <payonel> though a screen
with a keyboard is preferred to a screen without
L375[13:45:51] <Arcanitor> maybe you could
edit the OS files?
L376[13:46:16] <payonel> i'd prefer not --
either we need a feature or a work around
L377[13:46:20] <payonel> i mean
L378[13:46:24] <payonel> of COURSE you can
edit the os file
L379[13:46:27] <payonel> +s
L380[13:46:41] <payonel> but that's not
the "preferred solution" for using openos
L381[13:47:20] <payonel> AmandaC: but you
can definitely control which gpu your io.stdout is bound to
L382[13:48:16] <AmandaC> payonel: what
about the system shell? My code needs to poke at the resoltuion, so
it keeps fucking with the resolution on the terminal
L383[13:48:33] <payonel> system shell
prints to io.stdout
L384[13:48:35] <payonel> it's all the
same
L385[13:48:42] <payonel>
term.bind(gpu)
L386[13:48:53] <payonel> term.bind(gpu,
screen)
L387[13:49:13] <AmandaC> is gpu a address
or a proxy?
L388[13:49:27] <Arcanitor> ~w
api:term
L390[13:50:04] <payonel> it's a
proxy
L391[13:50:49] <payonel> oh crap ...
L392[13:50:56] <payonel> the docs are
outdated there and it confused me
L393[13:50:58] *
payonel runs
L395[13:52:03] <payonel> i didn't mean
term.bind(gpu, screen), but term.bind(gpu, window) but that is ...
something else that i'm not committing to at this time
L396[13:52:17] <payonel> anyways,
term.bind(gpu), and then gpu.bind(screen) to point to the right
screen
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L398[13:53:39] <payonel> AmandaC: don't
pass that second argument
L399[13:54:55] <AmandaC> payonel: awesome,
thanks. :)
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L401[14:40:09] <Skye> payonel, you need to
write a book
L402[14:40:13] <Skye> "inside
OpenOS"
L403[14:40:29] <Vexatos> Programming In
OpenOS
L404[14:43:54] <AmandaC> payonel: will
calling `term.bind` work properly inside a `rc` service?
L405[14:51:37] <Izaya> The OpenOS
Programming Environment
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L408[15:09:27] <payonel> AmandaC:
yes
L409[15:10:11] <payonel> so technically,
the primary gpu is also the gpu used by io.stdout and the tty,
etc
L410[15:10:21] <payonel> but that is more
of a ... result of how the boot process is building stuff
L411[15:10:30] <payonel> i don't want ppl
to think that tty uses the primary gpu
L413[15:11:10] <payonel> AmandaC: anyways,
the io layer is constructed by the component that are added to the
system, as they are loaded in
L414[15:11:33] <payonel> and the tty layer
loads as soon as the gpu and screen are available (loaded)
L415[15:12:24] <payonel> if you are
running something as soon as rc, i would suggest you add
event.listen("gpu_available", ...) or maybe better
event.listen("term_available", ....
L416[15:12:42] <payonel> yeah,
term_available would be preferable - after that you are safe to
rebind the gpu
L417[15:13:02] <payonel> oh, and it's not
gpu_available, it is called gpu_bound
L418[15:13:05] <payonel> but, ignore
that
L419[15:13:08] <payonel> use
term_available
L420[15:13:12] <payonel> and then feel
free to rebind the gpu
L421[15:13:42] <AmandaC> payonel: What I
mostly wan tto acheve with it is to make sure the APU is used for
the shell, so I have exlusive use of the GPU
L422[15:13:48] <AmandaC> s/GPU/T3
GPU/
L423[15:13:48] <MichiBot> <AmandaC>
payonel: What I mostly wan tto acheve with it is to make sure the
APU is used for the shell, so I have exlusive use of the T3
GPU
L424[15:13:53] <payonel> that makes
sense
L425[15:14:25] <payonel>
event.listen("term_available", function()
term.bind(apu_proxy) return false end)
L426[15:16:01] <AmandaC> ~w
L427[15:16:01] <ocdoc> Hello, I'm #oc's
wiki bot.
L428[15:16:04] <AmandaC> ~w event
L430[15:16:43] <AmandaC> wasn't there a
"listenOnce"or similar?
L431[15:16:52] <payonel> timers have a
count
L432[15:17:04] <payonel> but all
registered event handlers can return false to self-unregister
L433[15:17:37] <payonel> there is no
listenOnce, you have to event.ignore
L434[15:17:39] <payonel> or, return
false
L435[15:17:58] <payonel> [ or run in a
thread :P haha ]
L436[15:18:35] <payonel>
thread.create(function() event.pull("term_available")
term.bind(apu_proxy) end):detach()
L437[15:18:44] <AmandaC> :P
L438[15:48:50]
<sshika> how
i can know the number of variable in a table ?
L439[15:49:08] <Arcanitor> table#
L440[15:49:15] <Arcanitor> is the length
of table
L441[15:50:35]
<sshika>
yes
L442[15:51:43] <Mimiru> %lua t={} t[1] =
"merp" t[2] = "merp" print(#t)
L443[15:51:43] <MichiBot> 2
L445[15:53:04] <Arcanitor> don't look at
the code above it i'm pretty sure that's not how you're supposed to
append values to a table
L446[15:55:22]
<sshika> i
have a table but the number of variable is non defined
L447[15:55:51] <Mimiru> %lua t={} t[1] =
"merp" t[2] = "merp" print(#t) t[3] =
"meep" print(#t)
L448[15:55:51] <MichiBot> 2 | 3
L449[15:56:04] <Arcanitor> %lua t={} t.sed
= "merp" t.bed = "derp" print(#t)
L450[15:56:05] <MichiBot> 0
L451[15:56:25] <Arcanitor> @sshika: are
you using integer table keys
L452[15:56:35] <Mimiru> %lua t={} t[1] =
"merp" t[2] = "merp" print(#t) t[bleh] =
"meep" print(#t)
L453[15:56:36] <MichiBot> 2 | main:1:
table index is nil
L454[15:56:42] <Mimiru> %lua t={} t[1] =
"merp" t[2] = "merp" print(#t)
t["bleh"] = "meep" print(#t)
L455[15:56:42] <MichiBot> 2 | 2
L456[15:56:51]
<sshika>
yes
L457[15:56:54] <Mimiru> huh.. good to
know.
L458[15:57:26] <AmandaC> [ Caitlyn then
immediately forgot it ]
L459[15:57:27] <Izaya> EULA: you may use
this software in any way you wish as long as you send me a
postcard
L460[15:57:45] <Mimiru> AmandaC, very
likely
L461[15:57:49] <Mimiru> I use lua...
almost never
L462[15:58:22] <Arcanitor> @sshika: gist
of code?
L463[15:58:24] <Arcanitor> or
pastebin
L464[15:58:28] <Arcanitor> but please
gist
L465[16:01:19]
<sshika>
Message contained 4 or more newlines and was pastebined
httpss://paste.pc-logix.com/apozocaquy
L466[16:02:39] <AmandaC> %choose use
support now or later
L467[16:02:39] <MichiBot> AmandaC: use
support now
L468[16:03:31] <Arcanitor> @sshika:
that...technically works?
L469[16:03:52]
<sshika> i
test, it's ok
L470[16:04:02] <Arcanitor> the #table
syntax is better if you can get it to work
L471[16:04:11] <Arcanitor> but it only
works for consecutive integer keys
L472[16:04:22] *
AmandaC pokes Caitlyn, points at the pastebin url that Corded spat
out
L473[16:04:35] <Arcanitor> so if you have
1,2,3,5 as keys it might tell you 3, not 4
L474[16:04:44] <Mimiru> AmandaC, it's
already fixed.. just not built
L475[16:04:47] <AmandaC> ah, kk
L476[16:05:08] <Mimiru> %lua t={} t[1] =
"merp" t[2] = "merp" t[3] = "merp"
t[5] = "merp" print(#t)
L477[16:05:08] <MichiBot> 3
L478[16:05:37] <Mimiru> No need for might,
you have a bot here that shows you :P
L479[16:06:06] <Mimiru> that's just...
strange though.
L480[16:06:25] <Mimiru> I'm used to my
sane languages
L481[16:06:48] <Arcanitor> it works like
the lua reference says it will
L482[16:07:01] <Mimiru> just established
it does
L483[16:07:12] <Izaya> ... Oh
haruhi.
L484[16:07:19] <Izaya> This assembler is
written in TI BASIC.
L485[16:07:19] <Arcanitor> even if the way
it works is bizarre
L486[16:07:30] <Arcanitor> hmm
L487[16:08:13] <Arcanitor> %lua t={} t[1]
= "merp" t[2] = "merp" t[3] = "merp"
t[5] = "merp" for k,v in ipairs(t) do print(k,v)
end
L488[16:08:13] <MichiBot> 1, merp | 2,
merp | 3, merp
L489[16:08:25] <Arcanitor> ...wat
L490[16:08:40] <Arcanitor> Mimiru: it
appears that lua is bizarre in more ways than one
L492[16:09:22] <Mimiru> so it's not an
issue in MichiBot
L493[16:09:24] <Mimiru> 's lua
L494[16:09:50] <Arcanitor> i expected that
to happen, though
L495[16:10:09] <Arcanitor> %lua t={} t[1]
= "merp" t[2] = "merp" t[3] = "merp"
t[4] = nil t[5] = "merp" for k,v in ipairs(t) do
print(k,v) end
L496[16:10:09] <MichiBot> 1, merp | 2,
merp | 3, merp
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L498[16:12:12]
<sshika> the
serialization have a limit ?
L499[16:12:18] <Mimiru> I'm gonna go hug
like.. every other programming language.
L500[16:12:57] <AmandaC> @sshika what do
you mean?
L501[16:13:02] <AmandaC> serialization
where?
L502[16:13:02]
<sshika> i
want to send via networ card a table
L503[16:13:19] <AmandaC> If the serialized
string is too big to send through the network, the send will
fail.
L504[16:13:19]
<sshika> for
the moment the table have 54 line
L505[16:13:57]
<sshika>
ok
L506[16:14:03] <AmandaC> Otherwise you're
just limited by the amount of RAM in the computer
L507[16:14:10]
<sshika> ok
thanks
L508[16:15:01] <Arcanitor> %lua
t={1,2,3,,5,6} print(#t)
L509[16:15:01] <MichiBot> main:1:
unexpected symbol near ','
L510[16:15:06] <Arcanitor> %lua
t={1,2,3,nil,5,6} print(#t)
L511[16:15:06] <MichiBot> 6
L512[16:15:35] <Arcanitor> %lua
t={1,2,3,nil,5,6} for k,v in pairs(t) do print(k,v) end
L513[16:15:35] <MichiBot> 1, 1 | 2, 2 | 3,
3 | 5, 5 | 6, 6
L514[16:15:46] <Arcanitor> %lua
t={1,2,3,nil,5,6} for k,v in pairs(t) do print(k,v) end
print(#t)
L515[16:15:46] <MichiBot> 1, 1 | 2, 2 | 3,
3 | 5, 5 | 6, 6 | 6
L516[16:15:53] <Arcanitor> what
L517[16:16:01] <Arcanitor> Mimiru:
behold
L518[16:16:16] <Arcanitor> the madness of
lua
L519[16:20:36] <Arcanitor> i can't
even
L520[16:29:08] <Inari> Arcanitor: Well
you're using undefined behaviour there
L521[16:29:10] <Inari> Your fault :D
L522[16:29:46] <Arcanitor> yes but sane
languages return sane results when you call the function for the
length of a container structure
L523[16:30:10] <Inari> Length is undefined
for non-sequences
L524[16:30:28] <Inari> And I don't know
how you'd even implement it otherwise
L525[16:33:07] <Inari> Guess you could
loop with pairs and retunr the biggest numerical index. But even
then you could argue that it isn't true and you wanted a count of
keys
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L527[16:40:35] <AmandaC> %choose anime or
meh
L528[16:40:35] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
meh
L529[16:41:10] <Mimiru> Animeh
L530[16:43:47] <Mimiru> ._.
L531[16:43:48] <Mimiru> wtf AMP
L532[16:44:15] <Mimiru> Or... WTF
Chrome
L533[16:44:17] <Mimiru> take your
pick
L534[16:44:44] <Arcanitor> por que no los
dos
L535[16:45:02] <Mimiru> %translate ^
L536[16:45:03] <MichiBot> by not the
two
L537[16:45:06] <Mimiru> lol
L538[16:45:14] <Mimiru> I don't get to use
that often :P
L539[16:45:36] <Inari> %translate german
^
L540[16:45:36] <MichiBot> german ^
L541[16:45:40] <Inari> pls
L542[16:45:43] <Mimiru> yeah that doesn't
work
L543[16:45:52] <Mimiru> ^ only supports to
english
L544[16:45:57] <Inari> plsLame
L545[16:46:05] *
Mimiru sighs
L546[16:46:10] <Inari> -pls
L547[16:46:13] <Inari> :P
L548[16:46:21] *
Mimiru goes back to doing... anything other than interacting with
people.
L549[16:47:05] <Arcanitor> Mimiru: por que
no los dos = why not both (spanish)
L550[16:47:12] <Mimiru> I'm aware.
L551[16:47:35] <Arcanitor> %source
L553[16:48:32] <Arcanitor> where's the
translate module...
L555[16:50:41] <Arcanitor> shouldn't be
that hard to do if i didn't completely lack motivation right
now
L556[16:51:03] <Mimiru> Oh it's not hard,
I just don't feel like doing it, and it's pretty pointless.
L557[16:51:16] <Inari> %translate ^
L558[16:51:16] <MichiBot> Oh it's not
hard, I just don't feel like doing it, and it's pretty
pointless.
L559[16:51:19] <Inari> Aw
L560[16:51:21] <Mimiru> cause 9 times outa
10.. you want the output of ^ to be english
L561[16:51:25] <Inari> English to english
doesn't translate funny
L562[16:51:41] <Mimiru> otherwise you'd
just %translate english german your reply to whoever
L563[16:52:04] <AmandaC> Where's the
American option, though?
L564[16:52:07] *
AmandaC hides
L565[16:52:35] <Inari> %translate
farbe
L566[16:52:36] <MichiBot> color
L567[16:52:39] <Inari> It's US
english
L568[16:52:39] <Inari> :p
L569[16:53:03] <AmandaC> but this is
AMERICA and we speak AMERICAN here! :P
L570[16:53:25] <Inari> Ah yes
L571[16:53:31] <Inari> We sell the
American language pack for $100
L572[16:55:00] *
Skye nationalizes British English and distributes it to
all
L573[16:55:53] *
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L575[17:20:52] <AmandaC> %remindme 30s
test
L576[17:20:52] <MichiBot> I'll remind you
about "test" at 01/16/2018 05:21:22 PM
L577[17:21:22] <MichiBot> AmandaC
REMINDER: test
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L580[17:48:04] <chudly> Hey , just wanted
to know if anyone else has experienced a bug with the motion sensor
on multiplayer servers not triggering events?
L581[17:51:09] <Kodos> Fucking Twitch App
is rage inducingly bad
L582[17:54:09] <ben_mkiv> did anyone code
something like an ocdriver to forge capability wrapper yet?
L583[17:57:46] <Vexatos> why would you
>_>
L584[17:57:50] <Vexatos> Those are two
separate things in OC
L585[17:58:03] <Vexatos> driver = with
adapter, capability = without adapter
L586[17:59:01] <ben_mkiv> well i got an
entity which holds a server board, and the entity should provide
its own component and connect to the server...
L587[17:59:30] <Vexatos> as in, connect to
the network properly?
L588[17:59:32] <ben_mkiv> now i want to
make the oc integration a capability, and the component of the
entity, too
L589[17:59:47] <Vexatos> You are aware of
the difference between Environments and
ManagedEnvironments/Drivers, right?
L591[17:59:48] <MichiBot>
Title:
[OC 1.7.1 / MC >= 1.10.2] Motion sensor detection seems broken
| Posted by: m4as
| Posted: Thu Dec 21 17:27:59 CST
2017
| Status: closed
L592[18:00:19] <ben_mkiv> kinda. its
actually working but pretty hard coded
L593[18:01:03] <Vexatos> items always have
drivers, blocks have drivers if you want them to connect through an
adapter
L594[18:01:20] <Vexatos> blocks that are
environments propagate the network
L595[18:07:04] <chudly> Thanks
Mimiru
L596[18:07:27] <chudly> I'll update the
mod
L597[18:07:40] <Mimiru> you'll likely have
to get a dev build from jenkins
L599[18:08:15] <chudly> Im playing on the
1.12.2 version anyways
L601[18:10:22] <chudly> Thanks!
L602[18:11:22] <Mimiru> chudly, looks like
this might not have been merged up
L603[18:11:40] <Mimiru> Or maybe it
has
L604[18:11:42] <Mimiru> IDK anymore
L605[18:11:50] <Mimiru> Give it a shot
lmao
L606[18:12:02] <chudly> i'll give it a go,
its appreciated that there is some sort of solution out there
L607[18:12:03] <chudly> haha
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L616[20:51:47] *
AmandaC puts the fire over there with the rest of the fire, gets
back off her laptop before she explodes from rage
L617[20:52:22] <Mimiru> o_O
L618[20:53:17] <AmandaC> We're stuck on an
old version of kubernetes because they went and deleted somethign
we need, and the replacement for it is... stupidly over-complicated
involving code gen, and the code gen doesn't want to gen code under
the build system we're using. :D
L619[20:56:58] <AmandaC> %choose youtube
or anime
L620[20:56:59] <MichiBot> AmandaC:
youtube
L621[20:57:05] <AmandaC> right, ttfn
L622[21:05:08] <Mimiru> :/ ack
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L624[21:10:17] <payonel> Mimiru: it was
merged to 1.12
L625[21:10:54] <Mimiru> Ahh, k.. saw
something mentioned in another issue from 16 days ago talking about
it not being merged up
L627[21:10:58] <Mimiru> so wasn't sure
thanks
L628[21:11:06] <payonel> yeah, np
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L635[22:40:49] <AmandaC> %choose be good
or "just one episode"
L636[22:40:49] <MichiBot> AmandaC: be
good
L637[22:40:57] <AmandaC> Aww. Okay
L638[22:41:03] <AmandaC> Nothing
nerds
L639[22:41:09] <AmandaC> Night*
L640[22:41:15] <Mimiru> Night
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L643[23:38:33] <xrh0905> hi
L644[23:39:09] <xrh0905> How do I output
strings in OC without changing lines?
L645[23:39:50] <xrh0905> PS:I'll put it in
the boot.lua
L646[23:40:20] <xrh0905> I'm modifying the
boot.lua
L647[23:40:33] <Izaya> like, so you can do
write("x ") write("y") and get x y on the same
line?
L648[23:40:51] <xrh0905> I'll try
L649[23:40:58] <Izaya> The function for
that is io.write
L650[23:42:09] <xrh0905> No definition
"write"
L651[23:42:31] <Izaya> io.write
L652[23:42:37] <xrh0905> I used it in
boot.lua
L653[23:43:29] <xrh0905> It will be
activated before the IO.lua loaded
L654[23:44:23] <Izaya> ah
L655[23:44:34] <Izaya> I'm not familiar
with that part of the boot sequence
L656[23:45:25] <Izaya> you could also do
whatever-it-uses(tostring(thing one)..tostring(thing two))
L657[23:47:02] <xrh0905> ...
L658[23:48:16] <xrh0905> Well, where to
download OC,I have to update it
L659[23:54:09] <xrh0905> ?
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