Well, it looks like he's on twitter. https://twitter.com/DanTwoHundred
There might be other ways to contact him (check the computercraft site?) but I don't know them.
ReactorCraft: can ComputerCraft read a hydrogen preheater's temperature?
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There might be other ways to contact him (check the computercraft site?) but I don't know them.
Dan's forum profile over at the computercraft forums might be a good place to start. Records show that he was active there within the last month or so, at least:
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/user/27-dan200/
Also found this,
His Github repository, last active 9 days ago, might also be a good bet if you haven't tried this yet:
https://github.com/dan200
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I do not want to use Twitter, and his GitHub repo appears largely ignored.
Can't blame you for wanting to avoid Twitter. Personally, I despise everything that it represents. But there's the gmail address as well, which may or may not be productive.
He says it is only for professional things. I assume that means things like job offers.
I have no problem with directly connecting (side-by-side) computer and Roc/ReC TEs tested with cc 1.73 and latest RoC/ReC. However i don't get modems to work with them. I can't even place the modem.
This error is a fault in Braidedheadman's code. It should be
Code:
local pjf = peripheral.wrap("bottom")
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So...all these reports are spurious?Huh. I can confirm that this works. Nice catch! Thanks for that!
To be fair, it's been a while since i tinkered with CC and confusing "bottom" with "down" is a rather easy mistake to make.
Investigating further, I didn't catch that RainbowTractor was using CC's print() function, which does not output natively to attached monitor peripherals. If RainbowTractor is attempting to pass output from print() to a monitor, it will throw this type of error. The output from the print() function must be redirected to the monitor through the term() API, as in:
However, perhaps most importantly given the example code he's using,
listMethods() is not supported by any reactorcraft block that I've tested and throws nil when called because, ostensibly, it does not appear to exist. He's calling a fictitious method on the assumption that you've coded it where other mod authors may have.
Investigating further, I didn't catch that RainbowTractor was using CC's print() function, which does not output natively to attached monitor peripherals. If RainbowTractor is attempting to pass output from print() to a monitor, it will throw this type of error. The output from the print() function must be redirected to the monitor through the term() API, as in:
Code:
----- wrap the monitor and redirect terminal output:
local s = peripheral.wrap( sSide )
term.redirect(s)
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local x = peripheral.wrap("right")
print(x.listMethods())However, perhaps most importantly given the example code he's using,
listMethods() is not supported by any reactorcraft block that I've tested and throws nil when called because, ostensibly, it does not appear to exist. He's calling a fictitious method on the assumption that you've coded it where other mod authors may have.
No, what I mean is, this issue has been reported something like 30-50 times in the past month....what does that say about either people's skill level or their readiness to report something to me, legitimate or not?To be fair, it's been a while since i tinkered with CC and confusing "bottom" with "down" is a rather easy mistake to make.