I had this same behaviour a couple days ago. I think it was because there were some blocks near the front of the controller (opencomputers stuff). Any chance its the same in your case?
This is amazing. But man, farben this and dazu that, I still can't read the code
My friend has a saying (which he stole from someone else ofcourse) which goes like this: If the code was hard to make, it should be hard to understand.This is amazing. But man, farben this and dazu that, I still can't read the code
@Pyure
Well I can guarantee any code I wrote in german would be hard to make fwiw.My friend has a saying (which he stole from someone else ofcourse) which goes like this: If the code was hard to make, it should be hard to understand.
Tbh, i'm jealous of his program. Even if it would look like total crap i'd still be jealous because i know nothing of Lua or OpenComputer (is it the same anyhow...?
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Not a dumb question.Tbh, i'm jealous of his program. Even if it would look like total crap i'd still be jealous because i know nothing of Lua or OpenComputer (is it the same anyhow...?
I wasn't even aware that Lua was something outside Minecraft. Thanks for the schooling
yeah I thought that but I had almost a stack of crushed naquadah. lmao
Thats because GT localization is not working on server. Not only for fluids, but also for all GT items.Is this fucking thing really happening ?!
WHY minecraft?
Obviously I programmed and tested my display program in singleplayer and everything worked fine.
This is the debug screen (without fancy colors).
On the left you can see the internal name of the liquid (ic2distilledwater) and right next to it the name which should be shown (Distilled Water).
Now I wanted to install the program in my base on the InfiTech2 server and I get this.
The name which should be shown for chlorine is different from singleplayer and server.
nah, you were right, it's from small ores. had to take another look at ore guide to realize naquadah doesn't spawn except on asteroids (for ores).
where do you get it then?
