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<Thefelinecorgi> Does anyone know how
messenger tracks work? Im on a server and the command isnt enabled,
and theres no info about them anywre on the internet.
<Thefelinecorgi> Does anyone know how
messenger tracks work? Im on a server and the command isnt enabled,
and theres no info about them anywre on the internet.L13[01:53:35] <Thefelinecorgi> I've scoured
everything I can find for info
<Thefelinecorgi> I've scoured
everything I can find for infoL14[01:54:31] <LizzyTheKitty> Right click then with
a crowbar to configure and activate with redstone
<LizzyTheKitty> Right click then with
a crowbar to configure and activate with redstoneL15[01:54:42] <Thefelinecorgi> I tried right
clicking with a crowbar to no avail
<Thefelinecorgi> I tried right
clicking with a crowbar to no availL16[01:55:01] ⇨
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L17[01:55:21] <LizzyTheKitty> You can also use
OpenComputers and computronics to configure it
<LizzyTheKitty> You can also use
OpenComputers and computronics to configure itL18[01:55:40] <Thefelinecorgi> Ah, is there an API
anywhere? I have opencomputers set up
<Thefelinecorgi> Ah, is there an API
anywhere? I have opencomputers set upL19[01:58:03] <LizzyTheKitty> You also need
computronics, but you should be able to find the component and list
it's methods
<LizzyTheKitty> You also need
computronics, but you should be able to find the component and list
it's methodsL20[01:58:32] <LizzyTheKitty> There is a wiki page
for computronics but the new track stuff isn't on there
yet
<LizzyTheKitty> There is a wiki page
for computronics but the new track stuff isn't on there
yetL21[01:58:40] <Thefelinecorgi> Thanks for the
help
<Thefelinecorgi> Thanks for the
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L29[02:38:33] <CovertJaguar> why would the command
not be enabled?
<CovertJaguar> why would the command
not be enabled?L30[02:38:44] <CovertJaguar> an no...the crowbar
redstone thing does nothing
<CovertJaguar> an no...the crowbar
redstone thing does nothingL31[02:39:29] <CovertJaguar> well I guess it does
need to be restone powered
<CovertJaguar> well I guess it does
need to be restone poweredL32[02:39:41] <CovertJaguar> but you need to use the
command to set the title first
<CovertJaguar> but you need to use the
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L57[13:04:55] <Natesky9> does it use the command
itself?
<Natesky9> does it use the command
itself?L58[13:05:18] <Natesky9> I know on some servers, you
have to enable command blocks
<Natesky9> I know on some servers, you
have to enable command blocksL59[13:05:34] <Natesky9> on singleplayer,
that's defaulted on
<Natesky9> on singleplayer,
that's defaulted onL60[13:11:17] <CovertJaguar> commands are not
related to command blocks in any way other than that command blocks
can send commands
<CovertJaguar> commands are not
related to command blocks in any way other than that command blocks
can send commandsL61[13:11:34] <CovertJaguar> you just type them into
chat
<CovertJaguar> you just type them into
chatL62[13:11:44] <Natesky9> Yes, but you have to be op,
right?
<Natesky9> Yes, but you have to be op,
right?L63[13:11:49] <CovertJaguar> no?
<CovertJaguar> no?L64[13:11:59] <CovertJaguar> commands have different
permission levels
<CovertJaguar> commands have different
permission levelsL65[13:12:26] <Natesky9> Well, yes, but in what
instances doesn't the message track work?
<Natesky9> Well, yes, but in what
instances doesn't the message track work?L66[13:12:32] <Natesky9> I'm confused
<Natesky9> I'm confusedL67[13:12:36] <CovertJaguar> -> /msg is a command
anyone can use
<CovertJaguar> -> /msg is a command
anyone can useL68[13:12:46] <CovertJaguar> never?
<CovertJaguar> never?L69[13:12:50] <Natesky9> Oh, I thought you were
using the /title command
<Natesky9> Oh, I thought you were
using the /title commandL70[13:12:58] <Natesky9> *scrolls furiously*
<Natesky9> *scrolls furiously*L71[13:13:08] <CovertJaguar> it does, on the back
end
<CovertJaguar> it does, on the back
endL72[13:13:21] <CovertJaguar> it sends the title
packet to display the message to the rider
<CovertJaguar> it sends the title
packet to display the message to the riderL73[13:14:00] <CovertJaguar> but that's not
related to the command used to set the message
<CovertJaguar> but that's not
related to the command used to set the messageL74[13:14:22] <CovertJaguar> other than that it uses
the same syntax for the message
<CovertJaguar> other than that it uses
the same syntax for the messageL75[13:15:59] <Natesky9> Ah, I see
<Natesky9> Ah, I seeL76[13:16:13] <CovertJaguar> the command to set the
track message is "/rc track msg <x> <y> <z>
["Hello World!"]"
<CovertJaguar> the command to set the
track message is "/rc track msg <x> <y> <z>
["Hello World!"]"L77[13:16:48] <CovertJaguar> and in 10.2.0 the xyz
will be optional and you just have to look at it
<CovertJaguar> and in 10.2.0 the xyz
will be optional and you just have to look at itL78[13:17:17] <Natesky9> Oh, so it won't have a
gui
<Natesky9> Oh, so it won't have a
guiL79[13:17:55] <CovertJaguar> text boxes on guis
suck, especially since there a perfectly good one available when
you press T
<CovertJaguar> text boxes on guis
suck, especially since there a perfectly good one available when
you press TL80[13:18:39] <Natesky9> I was thinking of re-using
the golden ticket style of changing the text
<Natesky9> I was thinking of re-using
the golden ticket style of changing the textL81[13:18:57] <CovertJaguar> meh....that thing is so
hacky its not funny
<CovertJaguar> meh....that thing is so
hacky its not funnyL82[13:19:06] <Natesky9> I do like it though
<Natesky9> I do like it thoughL83[13:19:17] <Natesky9> It looks like an actual
ticket
<Natesky9> It looks like an actual
ticketL84[13:19:33] <CovertJaguar> yes....well that
wouldn't apply to the track anyway =P
<CovertJaguar> yes....well that
wouldn't apply to the track anyway =PL85[13:19:56] <CovertJaguar> really what I need to
do is write some kind of text box widget, but its a massive
pain
<CovertJaguar> really what I need to
do is write some kind of text box widget, but its a massive
painL86[13:19:57] <neptunepink> Or there's
books!
L87[13:20:13] <Natesky9> Well, how many parameters
can you change with the title?
<Natesky9> Well, how many parameters
can you change with the title?L88[13:20:14] <neptunepink> Maybe you could
steal the perfectly good one that shows up when you press t!
L89[13:20:26] <CovertJaguar> heh
<CovertJaguar> hehL90[13:20:29] <Natesky9> Lol
<Natesky9> LolL91[13:20:43] <CovertJaguar> it supports full JSON
text definitions
<CovertJaguar> it supports full JSON
text definitionsL92[13:20:49] <neptunepink> Yeah.
L93[13:21:02] <CovertJaguar> so color, style, and a
bunch of other stuff I haven't actually tried
<CovertJaguar> so color, style, and a
bunch of other stuff I haven't actually triedL94[13:21:12] <neptunepink> So the
player's writing json in the book, and you're decoding it
from a book. It'd be Just Fine™.
L95[13:22:21] <Natesky9> iirc, color, style, fade
in, fade out subtext, selector
<Natesky9> iirc, color, style, fade
in, fade out subtext, selectorL97[13:23:20] <CovertJaguar> it supports everything
the title command does, you just need to copy the bit in square
brackets [ ]
<CovertJaguar> it supports everything
the title command does, you just need to copy the bit in square
brackets [ ]L98[13:24:22] <CovertJaguar> "/rc track msg
[sub] <x> <y> <z> \[<msg>\]"
<CovertJaguar> "/rc track msg
[sub] <x> <y> <z> \[<msg>\]"L99[13:24:36] <CovertJaguar> "/rc track msg
[sub] <x> <y> <z>
'['<msg>']'"
<CovertJaguar> "/rc track msg
[sub] <x> <y> <z>
'['<msg>']'"L100[13:25:22] <CovertJaguar> you know optional
notation in command syntax kind of interfears with this...
<CovertJaguar> you know optional
notation in command syntax kind of interfears with this...L101[13:25:32] <CovertJaguar> "/rc track msg
[sub] <x> <y> <z> <msg>"
<CovertJaguar> "/rc track msg
[sub] <x> <y> <z> <msg>"L102[13:25:49] <neptunepink> /rc track
msg, and /rc track msgat ?
L103[13:26:01] <CovertJaguar> msgat?
<CovertJaguar> msgat?L104[13:26:10] <neptunepink> MsgAt
L105[13:26:17] <CovertJaguar> MsgAt?
<CovertJaguar> MsgAt?L106[13:26:28] <CovertJaguar> that's not a
thing
<CovertJaguar> that's not a
thingL107[13:26:30] <neptunepink> /rc track
msgat x y z :D
L108[13:27:11] <CovertJaguar> its more than
intelligent enough to determine if you provided coordinates or are
looking at the correct track
<CovertJaguar> its more than
intelligent enough to determine if you provided coordinates or are
looking at the correct trackL109[13:27:20] <CovertJaguar> no need to extra
commands =P
<CovertJaguar> no need to extra
commands =PL110[13:27:24] <neptunepink> pff
fine
L111[13:28:13] <CovertJaguar> it tries to parse the
arguements as coordinates, but if that throws an exception it does
a ray trace
<CovertJaguar> it tries to parse the
arguements as coordinates, but if that throws an exception it does
a ray traceL112[13:28:39] <CovertJaguar> or does in
10.2.0-alpha-4
<CovertJaguar> or does in
10.2.0-alpha-4L113[13:32:10] ⇦
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