Lua Resource Pack Making (Tutorial) - Revision history

Lupus590: /* Special Folders */

2017-08-03T15:02:31Z

‎Special Folders

Lupus590: /* Treasure Disk Making */

2017-08-03T15:01:52Z

‎Treasure Disk Making

LewisTehMinerz at 08:43, 28 March 2016

2016-03-28T08:43:41Z

LewisTehMinerz at 08:42, 28 March 2016

2016-03-28T08:42:12Z

LewisTehMinerz: /* What is a Lua Resource Pack? */

2016-03-28T08:38:57Z

‎What is a Lua Resource Pack?

Lupus590: added a bit of clarification for nested bullet points

2016-03-16T22:26:51Z

added a bit of clarification for nested bullet points

Lupus590: nit picking

2016-03-16T22:22:28Z

nit picking

LewisTehMinerz at 08:15, 24 October 2015

2015-10-24T08:15:56Z

KnightMiner: formatting. (images will look a little weird while the site image cache clears, as I cropped those to just include the needed information (removing the need for said note))

2015-10-24T01:51:50Z

formatting. (images will look a little weird while the site image cache clears, as I cropped those to just include the needed information (removing the need for said note))

Lupus590: /* Special Folders */

2015-10-23T18:26:20Z

‎Special Folders

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 * '''apis''' - any files in the folder will be loaded as an api when the computer boots
 ** '''command''' - any file in this folder will be loaded as an API, but only if the computer is a command computer. It should be noted that command computers will also load the default APIs
 * '''autorun''' - any files in this folder will be ran when the computer boots
 * '''help''' - any files in this folder will be available in the help program

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	== Treasure Disk Making ==		== Treasure Disk Making ==
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		+	Note: Treasure Disks are depreciated and disabled by default.

	May as well since I'm here. Could do with images. --[[User:Lupus590\|Lupus590]] ([[User talk:Lupus590\|talk]]) 17:31, 21 October 2015 (UTC)		May as well since I'm here. Could do with images. --[[User:Lupus590\|Lupus590]] ([[User talk:Lupus590\|talk]]) 17:31, 21 October 2015 (UTC)

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 [[File:LRP_Step2.png]]
-*The above image will be redone soon*
+*The above image will be redone Soon™.
 === Step 3: Creating the ROM folder ===

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 [[File:LRP_Step2.png]]
-image looks a bit unprofessional with the red box not being stright, also the ribbon is a bit distracting --[[User:Lupus590|Lupus590]] ([[User talk:Lupus590|talk]]) 22:22, 16 March 2016 (UTC)
+*The above image will be redone soon*
 === Step 3: Creating the ROM folder ===

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 == What is a Lua Resource Pack? ==
-A Lua Resource Pack (or LRP, as I will be calling it) is a resource pack which can add Lua files to the ROM directory and even create treasure disks! How cool is that?!
+A Lua Resource Pack (or LRP, as the wiki page will be calling it) is a resource pack which can add Lua files to the ROM directory and even create treasure disks! How cool is that?!
 Anyway, lets get to it!

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	Some folders inside of the rom folder will cause a special effect. It should be noted that if you have a folder with one of these names inside of another folder then the folder with a special name will ''not'' be special. Only folders with one of these names immediately within the rom folder will have a special effect.		Some folders inside of the rom folder will cause a special effect. It should be noted that if you have a folder with one of these names inside of another folder then the folder with a special name will ''not'' be special. Only folders with one of these names immediately within the rom folder will have a special effect.
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		+	Nested bullet points are nested folders, for example the second entry is actually apis/turtle

	* '''apis''' - any files in the folder will be loaded as an api when the computer boots		* '''apis''' - any files in the folder will be loaded as an api when the computer boots

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	[[File:LRP_Step2.png]]		[[File:LRP_Step2.png]]
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		+	image looks a bit unprofessional with the red box not being stright, also the ribbon is a bit distracting --[[User:Lupus590\|Lupus590]] ([[User talk:Lupus590\|talk]]) 22:22, 16 March 2016 (UTC)

	=== Step 3: Creating the ROM folder ===		=== Step 3: Creating the ROM folder ===

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−	{{info\|Needs imaging, more in-depth instructions, etc.}}	+	{{info\|Not complete. Needs MORE imaging, more in-depth instructions, etc.}}

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 Anyway, lets get to it!
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-== Step One: Create a folder for your resource pack files.
+=== Step 1: Create resource pack folder ===
-So, my resource pack files will be stored in ResPack.
+Create a folder for your resource pack files. My resource pack files will be stored in ResPack.
 [[File:LRP_Step1.png]]
-== Step 2: Creating the required folders.
+Now, in your resource pack folder, create a 'assets' folder, then inside that, a 'computercraft' folder, then inside that, a 'lua' folder. Your current folder setup should look like this:
-−
 Now, in your resource pack folder, create a 'assets' folder, then inside that, a 'computercraft' folder, then inside that, a 'lua' folder.
-−
 Your current folder setup should look like this:
 [[File:LRP_Step2.png]]
-== Step 3: Creating the ROM folder.
+=== Step 3: Creating the ROM folder ===
-Nearly done, I promise!
+Nearly done, I promise! Create a new folder called 'rom' in your 'lua' directory.
-−
 Create a new folder called 'rom' in your 'lua' directory.
 [[File:LRP_Step3.png]]
-== Step 4: ROM modification!
+=== Step 4: ROM modification ===
 Your pretty much done! Create whatever files and folders you want in that folder! Remember, all of those will go into the ROM!
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 Some folders inside of the rom folder will cause a special effect. It should be noted that if you have a folder with one of these names inside of another folder then the folder with a special name will ''not'' be special. Only folders with one of these names immediately within the rom folder will have a special effect.
-'''apis''' - any files in the folder will be loaded as an api when the computer boots
+* '''apis''' - any files in the folder will be loaded as an api when the computer boots
+** '''turtle''' - like above but with turtles
-'''autorun''' - any files in this folder will be ran when the computer boots
+** '''command''' - any file in this folder will be loaded as an API, but only if the computer is a command computer. It should be noted that command computers will also load the default APIs
+* '''autorun''' - any files in this folder will be ran when the computer boots
-'''help''' - any files in this folder will be available in the help program
+* '''help''' - any files in this folder will be available in the help program
+** '''licenses''' - licensing information goes in this folder
-'''programs''' - any files in this folder will be added to the 'system path' allowing the program to be called from anywhere in the computer
+* '''programs''' - any files in this folder will be added to the 'system path' allowing the program to be called from anywhere in the computer
+** '''advanced''' - these are programs which are only available on advanced computers
-'''help/licenses''' - licensing information goes in this folder
+** '''command''' - like above but with command computers
+** '''pocket''' - like above but with pocket computers
-'''apis/command''' - any file in this folder will be loaded as an API, but only if the computer is a command computer. It should be noted that command computers will also load the default APIs
+** '''turtle''' - like above but with turtles
+** '''fun''' - games and such like worm
-'''apis/turtle''' - like above but with turtles
+*** '''advanced''' - like above but only on an advanced computer
+** '''http''' - files in this folder will only be available if the http API is enabled in the ComputerCraft config file
-'''programs/advanced''' - these are programs which are only available on advanced computers
+** '''rednet''' - speculation: only appear if a modem is attached?
-−
-'''programs/command''' - like above but with command computers
-−
-'''programs/pocket''' - like above but with pocket computers
-−
-'''programs/turtle''' - like above but with turtles
-−
-'''programs/fun''' - games and such like worm
-−
-'''programs/fun/advanced''' - like above but only on an advanced computer
-−
-'''programs/http''' - files in this folder will only be available if the http API is enabled in the ComputerCraft config file
-−
-'''programs/rednet''' - speculation: only appear if a modem is attached?

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 == Special Folders ==
-a bit incomplete and in need of a clean-up - --[[User:Lupus590|Lupus590]] ([[User talk:Lupus590|talk]]) 17:24, 21 October 2015 (UTC)
+Some folders inside of the rom folder will cause a special effect. It should be noted that if you have a folder with one of these names inside of another folder then the folder with a special name will ''not'' be special. Only folders with one of these names immediately within the rom folder will have a special effect.
-−
-Folders in rom:
 '''apis''' - any files in the folder will be loaded as an api when the computer boots
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 '''programs/http''' - files in this folder will only be available if the http API is enabled in the ComputerCraft config file
-'''programs/rednet''' - only appear if a modem is attached?
+'''programs/rednet''' - speculation: only appear if a modem is attached?