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+ | '''ccSensors''' is a user created peripheral by Yoskaz01, which adds sensors to ComputerCraft. It provides readings from the Minecraft surroundings to lua programs. | ||
+ | A reading can be a value a simple as Light level, a isRaining, isDay or as complex as the content of a chest or the temperature of IC2 reactor. | ||
+ | ==Getting Started== | ||
− | + | # place a Sensor Controller next to a computer | |
+ | # open the sensor Controller GUI and hit the "New" button to register a new freq | ||
+ | # place blank transmitter card in the slot and click "Encode Transmitter" to get an encoded transmitter to be used with the remote sensor. | ||
+ | # Place a Remote Sensor (can be placed anywhere) and put the transmitter card in the bottom slot. (you can rename the Remote Sensor from the default name "Sensor") | ||
+ | # Place a SensorModule card into the top slot. | ||
+ | # open the computer terminal and run: /ccSensors/console to run the sample console program. That's it - you now have a working sensor connected to a computer :) | ||
+ | ==External links== | ||
+ | *[http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/126-mc-125-cc-133-ccsensors-smpssp/ ccSensors]—ComputerCraft Forum Thread | ||
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Revision as of 21:57, 13 August 2012
ccSensors is a user created peripheral by Yoskaz01, which adds sensors to ComputerCraft. It provides readings from the Minecraft surroundings to lua programs. A reading can be a value a simple as Light level, a isRaining, isDay or as complex as the content of a chest or the temperature of IC2 reactor.
Getting Started
- place a Sensor Controller next to a computer
- open the sensor Controller GUI and hit the "New" button to register a new freq
- place blank transmitter card in the slot and click "Encode Transmitter" to get an encoded transmitter to be used with the remote sensor.
- Place a Remote Sensor (can be placed anywhere) and put the transmitter card in the bottom slot. (you can rename the Remote Sensor from the default name "Sensor")
- Place a SensorModule card into the top slot.
- open the computer terminal and run: /ccSensors/console to run the sample console program. That's it - you now have a working sensor connected to a computer :)
External links
- ccSensors—ComputerCraft Forum Thread