Turtle.attack no such program
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That default command screen is used to run pre-existing programs that you have saved on your turtle. The reason it's saying that is because there is no program on that turtle called turtle.attack().
You need to create a program, and then run it by entering the name of the program on the default screen. If I remember correctly, you make a new program by going like...
and replace 'name' with whatever program name you want.
Of course, I'm probably one of least informed people on these forums in regards to ComputerCraft. Someone more educated on that particular mod will inevitably stumble across this thread.
You need to create a program, and then run it by entering the name of the program on the default screen. If I remember correctly, you make a new program by going like...
Code:
edit nameand replace 'name' with whatever program name you want.
Of course, I'm probably one of least informed people on these forums in regards to ComputerCraft. Someone more educated on that particular mod will inevitably stumble across this thread.
Jerome, Adeptcraft's owner is pretty knowledgeable about ComputerCraft, he's the one who got me started using turtles.
I just don't know how to quote him and give him the "you have been quoted" alert.
either go to lua, by typing "lua"
and then you can put your command: turtle.attack()
or create a program: edit program_name
write down the commands you want (move, attack , kill & tbag.. ), save and exit
and then run you progam by typing his name directly: program_name
and then you can put your command: turtle.attack()
or create a program: edit program_name
write down the commands you want (move, attack , kill & tbag..
), save and exitand then run you progam by typing his name directly: program_name
Also, one easy way to make sure that your program runs all the time (IF that's what you want) is to use "edit startup" to create the program. The startup program will run any time your turtle is rebooted, or the chunk it is in gets reloaded, etc.
You may want to modify the infinite attack loop so that it only attacks when it detects something to attack (Otherwise it will literally attack all the time). Also you may want to add a sleep command in as well, heard of others having issues when they haven't included it:
I'm at work so not entirely sure if this works (I'll check when I get home), but something like this:
while true do
if turtle.detect() == true then
turtle.attack()
end
sleep(2)
end
I'm at work so not entirely sure if this works (I'll check when I get home), but something like this:
while true do
if turtle.detect() == true then
turtle.attack()
end
sleep(2)
end
Oh really? Always thought it did both. I guess I'll be rewriting a couple of programs tonight then...
Yeah, turtle.attack() returns true for attacking mobs only. So while turtle.attack is true do
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I always add a:
turtle.select(1)
turtle.drop()
In the loop. That way it drops what ever it picks up. Its better than filling the turtle with cobble stone or something. If you get a bunch of random drops at a time, I also add in a loop to select slots 1-4 and drop the contents from them.
could always be extra lazy and just sit the turtle atop an me import bus. the real trick is ensuring you use some turtle.suck as conveyors and a few other things can get items stuck just in front of the poor turtle at times.
Just do:
Lua
then
* commands *
An automatic attack command should be:
edit startup
Then write:
while true do
turtle.attack(side)
end
Lua
then
* commands *
An automatic attack command should be:
edit startup
Then write:
while true do
turtle.attack(side)
end
Turtle can only attack in front. What I do is just stick some transposers down, picks up all the drops.
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