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SOLVED: Don't let a redstone signal hit the Railcraft World Anchor. When they receive a redstone signal, they turn off.

Written on the fly and untested. args={ ... } blockNum=tonumber(args[1]) turtle.select(1) if ( turtle.getItemCount(1) < blockNum ) then io.write("Insufficient Iron Blocks in slot 1") os.exit() end for i = 1,blockNum do turtle.place() sleep(1) turtle.dig() end

I may have stumbled across something, so I'd be curious to get other players feedback on their particular configuration. I'm playing my own mod setup, but I'm using the DW20 configuration, so I only have TE Cu and Sn, which means that I need 3 tunnel bores to be able to get sufficient Cu, Sn...

There is already a program that you get with Turtles called excavate. The code of the idea you're after would be something like this function emptyInventory() -- Ender Chest must be in slot 1 turtle.select(1) turtle.place() for i = 2,16 do turtle.select(i) turtle.drop() end...

I've had a similar problem and I seem to have more luck with using the Railcraft World Anchor. Even then, it's still sometimes intermittent. I've had problems where you set the bore going, leave, and it keeps running for say 5 minutes and then stops again. Catching up to it can be a real pain.

W00t found an existing thread. Here's a couple of programs that I've written to help me out. http://pastebin.com/157VmDjK - MrCervelo - Builds a 9x9 (thanks DW20). - Place base blocks in slots 1-5, torches in slot 15 and glass in slot 16. Requires a Mining Turtle. Place turtle at floor...