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Hello! I'd just like to put this out there, as I'm not sure where else to discuss something like this - A mod developer server would be extremely handy. Somewhere for us to test cutting edge builds against other mods that'll be in the pack(s) before we start releasing builds to the public...

http://www.reddit.com/r/feedthebeast/comments/1ievji/openperipheral_for_162_beta/ 1.6.2 beta downloadable

Unfortunately a conflict between MPS and OpenPeripheral because of an MPS API update. OpenPeripheral 0.1.10 fixes this issue. Edit, and wow. I didn't realise that these conflicts were both included in .8... Communication breakdown somewhere!

Pet turtles that follow you and player sensors is all covered by OpenCCSensors. OpenCCSensors is probably going to be merged into OpenPeripheral in the very near future, because right now there's a lot of functionality overlap between the two mods and I want to streamline the process a bit so...

Work in progress....

No probs!

I've just tested.. It all works correctly. slot 0 - 8 are the grid of slots in the top left. Slots 9 - 17 are the remaining slots listed along the bottom. p = peripheral.wrap("right") for i=0, p.getSizeInventory()-1 do stack = p.getStackInSlot(i) if stack ~= nil then print("Stack...

It sounds more like a lua error to me. Try a very simple test: put a computer down, put a bioreactor next to it. Execute the following: p = peripheral.wrap("right") print(textutils.serialize(p.getStackInSlot(0))) If that's definitely not working I'll take a look at the mod code to check...

How are you calling the method? It should just work.. p = peripheral.wrap("left") print(textutils.serialize(p.getStackInSlot(0))) getStackInSlot is currently 0-indexed (as opposed to lua's normal 1-index). It'll be changing with I release 0.2.0 so that all getStackInSlot calls are 1-indexed...

OpenPeripheral 0.1.9 released! Added some really fun inventory management methods. Here's a little video showing off some of what you can do: Download from: http://www.openperipheral.info

Fortunately not :)

I've heard the contrary, so if you're able to find a source that'd be really helpful to me as it'd clear things up.

Source??

I'm going to release 0.1.9 earlier than expected, I think, because I forgot to add a crafting recipe for the PIM. Derp! However, 0.1.9 has some pretty neat new features... The main one is the new inventory management methods. These methods work for ANY inventory (so any machine, any...

So yesterday 0.1.8 was released. http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/13063-mc-152-cc-153-openperipheral Here's the change log: Added a Ticket Machine for the new railcraft - methods are "lock()", "unlock()", and "createTicket(destination)". You need to put paper in one...

Back on topic.. A couple of new features I'll be launching in 0.1.8: The PIM The Peripheral Proxy:

Rumours are it may well get into an FTB pack.. I've had a 'green light subject to change'! I don't really think it's OP. It seems it at first, but when you really think it, it's not really OP at all. It doesn't give you much in the way of advantages. It just lets you sync things up nicely...

You guys asked for it, so I added it! OpenPeripheral 0.1.6 released. http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/13063-mc-152-cc-153-openperipheral/ MPS is now supported - you can have terminal glasses in your helmet Added a repository of example scripts. At the moment there's...