Difference between revisions of "Turtle.refuel"
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{{Function | {{Function | ||
|name=turtle.refuel | |name=turtle.refuel | ||
| − | |args={{type| | + | |args={{type|number}} amount of fuel items in current slot to consume |
|api=turtle | |api=turtle | ||
| − | |returns= | + | |returns={{type|boolean}} true if fuel, else false. |
|addon=ComputerCraft | |addon=ComputerCraft | ||
|desc=Fills the turtle with fuel. | |desc=Fills the turtle with fuel. | ||
Revision as of 14:46, 18 July 2013
 Function turtle.refuel | |
| Fills the turtle with fuel. | |
| Syntax | turtle.refuel(number amount of fuel items in current slot to consume) |
| Returns | boolean true if fuel, else false. |
| Part of | ComputerCraft |
| API | turtle |
Examples
 Example | |
| Fills the turtle with fuel | |
| Code |
turtle.refuel( 4 ) |
| Output | Tries to refuel with up to 4 items, returns true if it is a fuel and false if not. |
| Example | |
| Used in the command-line, the below code will tell the turtle to fuel itself using all inventory slots (1, 16) | |
| Code |
refuel all |
| Output | To complete |
Fuel Values
Fuel values for different items.
| Item | Movement gained | Added by |
|---|---|---|
| Biofuel Can | 520 | IndustrialCraft |
| Scrap | 15 | IndustrialCraft |
| Coalfuel Can | 1520 | IndustrialCraft |
| Wooden Scaffolding | 15 | IndustrialCraft |
| Peat | 80 | Forestry |
| Sugar Cane | 0 | Vanilla |
| Wooden Tools | 10 | Vanilla |
| Lava | 1000 | Vanilla |
| Blaze Rod | 120 | Vanilla |
| Wood Blocks | 15 | Vanilla |
| Sticks | 5 | Vanilla |
| Coal/Charcoal | 80 | Vanilla |
| Mushroom Blocks | 15 | Vanilla |
| Coal Coke | 320 | Railcraft |
1.41:
The formula for calculating the movement gain from a fuel is "((fuel / 100) * 6)". Where fuel is the items burn time in ticks in a regular furnace and "/" is integer division.
1.42+:
Formula changed to ((fuel * 6) / 100). This will give more accurate movement values.
1.48:
Formula changed to ((fuel * 5) / 100)
