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https://github.com/andorlando/opencomputers-scripts

a couple of scripts I used in my playthrough of compact clasutrophobia, a minecraft modpack.
https://github.com/andorlando/opencomputers-scripts

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# opencomputers-scripts

a couple of scripts I used in my playthrough of compact clasutrophobia, a minecraft modpack.

How to actually install it:

literally just copy the full script and then run `edit {filename}` (ex. `crafting.lua`) and then hit `insert` or whatever your opencomputers paste is bound to. For crafting.lua make sure you also copy recipes.lua to the same place. To run them just type `lua {file name}`



# treecutter.lua

plants trees, uses axes, can handle axe breakage when cutting tree, waters tree, does basically anything you could want when cutting trees. Doesn't actually like picking anything up so you gotta have a vacuumulator (or other item collector thing) picking up the drops. My setup is unnecessarily small for kinda literally no reason other than that I think it's cool (4x5x2 footprint if anyone cares) but you don't have to do that. Additionally there's a boolean you can toggle to make it not take axes which can make it even more compact, but is pretty significantly slower.



requires inventory controller and inventory upgrade



# crafting.lua

Works in tandem with `recipes.lua`. Setup is as shown but if you prefer you can lift everything off the ground one and have the input chest be below the robot instead of to the right with a boolean toggle. This also works for 5x5x5 crafts and also literally anyhthing else. You shouldn't have too much trouble adding recipes to `recipes.lua` given the examples, but if you just bug me on discord or make an issue or something. Notice how in the video it pauses before it moves to the middle block--if it had the robot would have collided with something (I don't think it's the item entity because it shouldn't cause collisions, maybe it's the shrinking animation?) so it waits for it to finish. It does the same with faster crafts (like the machine walls) by waiting before it drops the item to start the next craft. 



For smaller crafts it's basically as fast as physically possible (there's a couple timy optimizations that could be made but they're like tenth of second saves) but for longer crafts (normal compact machine at 25s beign an example) in a 3x3x3 (5x5x5 is fine) it could actually be a good amount faster but it'd need a much smarter AI and I'm actually not gonna dedicate *that* much time to minecraft lua lol, especially consdiering it's only really an issue for 3x3x3s. Basically it'd have to place everything around the center optimally and then when it's able to go back to the center it'd place that optimally also which would mean a much much much more complicated AI. Maybe someday if I'm really *really* bored.



Other than that, notice that there are some useless items in the chest as well--iron grit and cobblestone. These are "catalysts" that we use to let the robot what craft we want them to make. It's defined in `recipes.lua` and can really be anything not used in another craft (and iron grit and cobble are common so they're good candidates). It returns these in the chest to its right after it finishes crafting. You must include them otherwise the robot won't know what to craft. Same goes for refined storage autocrafts.



requires inventory controller and inventory upgrade



TODO:

 - [ ] do that stupidly complex AI for crafting lol