Linear_Spoon

Sorry, not possible. Your best bet is to use something like a filter to pump it into the turtle. If you're on tekkit 3.1.3 you can use turtle.suck(), turtle.suckUp() and turtle.suckDown(), but the item you get is just the item in the first nonempty slot of the chest.

Perhaps this: http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/possible-to-break-bedrock-in-tekkit-apparently.29030/

Not tested: while true do while not turtle.detect() do sleep(1) end turtle.place() turtle.place() turtle.place() while not turtle.forward() do sleep(1) end end

The command to place blocks is turtle.place(). It has no parameters for orientation. Some blocks like stairs will be placed differently depending on the direction the turtle is facing, but not all.

This has a decent amount of error checking (blocked path, no fuel, out of blocks). If turtle's don't need fuel on your server the script should still work OK in CC 1.41. If your server is still 3.1.2, you might need to remove the function about refueling. There is no turtle.digBehind() so while yes, it is possible, it would require your turtle to do a complete rotation to check/dig the block behind then return to the starting direction. The other option is to go forwards and dig the area before starting to place blocks, but this would take up twice as much fuel. If you want to add this, it's up to you. --the turtle places blocks for 'height' blocks, then turns around and repeats until it has placed 'width' rows local width = 40 local height = 24 function back() if not turtle.back() then print("Something's in the way!") return false end return true end function refuel(needed) while turtle.getFuelLevel() < needed do selected = 0 while(turtle.refuel(1) == false) do selected = selected + 1 if selected == 17 then print("Out of fuel!") return false end turtle.select(selected) end end return true end function place() selected = 0 while(turtle.place() == false) do selected = selected + 1 if selected == 17 then print("Out of blocks or block already placed!") return false end turtle.select(selected) end return true end for w = 1, width do if not refuel(height + 2) then return end for h = 2, height do if not (place() and back()) then return end end if not place() then return end if w % 2 == 0 then turtle.turnRight() else turtle.turnLeft() end if not back() then return end if w % 2 == 0 then turtle.turnRight() else turtle.turnLeft() end if not (back() and back()) then return end end print("Job finished successfully") Edit: Alternately, you could modify this script to make the turtle go forwards and dig/place blocks *under* it..but now that I've posted it I'm not going to do it unless necessary

Not really. It's not wise to have two programs using and modifying the same files at the same time. It's the reason why programs can "lock" files so that no other program can alter them while they do their work. Click here for a more technical explanation: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Race_condition

You probably have a 3.1.3 server and 3.1.2 client. You'll need to manually select the build when you use the launcher next.

Wouldn't it be more efficient to use a loop rather than running startup which runs receiver which starts the process all over again? I may be wrong but I'm pretty sure calling a program within a program doesn't end the first one, just halts it until the called program is finished. Also, you may want to add a way for the computers to exchange ID's.. The receiving computer may not always be #14, possibly you could have the receivers broadcast their ID's and purpose as a lights on/off receiver and the sending computer looks for that and remembers the IDs. Or maybe I'm just overachieving =/

http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Luminator

Type it into a windows explorer address bar

http://mcportcentral.co.za/wiki/index.php?title=Ports_for_1.2.5 Scroll down to Mo Creatures and click the link - this is for your server, should just drop into mods folder and be done Just installing it on the server won't cut it, it also has to be on the client - http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/81771-145-mo-creatures-v431-with-golems/ Scroll down to Previous versions and get the client files here and install according to the instructions on the thread Make sure you download the same client and server versions (Minecraft 1.2.5)

I managed to install mo' creatures once on my server..removed it after a day because it was just too glitchy You should be able to find a bukkit port on google though

You didn't have enough free memory. Open the .bat file in notepad and edit it to something lower... java -Xmx3G -Xms2G -jar Tekkit.jar nogui <- original text java -Xmx1G -Xms512m -jar Tekkit.jar nogui <- try this?

Always good to note the date of the last post before reviving a dead topic =/

I don't think you're lacking info but this is the wrong section for this Check out: http://forums.technicpack.net/forums/tekkit-bug-board.13/

Try this one: http://forums.technicpack.net/threads/22029/ On topic, good idea to glance over the sticky titles before posting =/

You can save all the files from one version in a separate folder and the files from the other version in another folder.. depending on which version you need to play you can go into %appdata%\.techniclauncher and change the folder name of the appropriate version to "tekkit" and launch the game from the launcher afterwards

Sorry. Your post isn't very clear what you intend to do. It could be taken that: 1. You will teach people how to set up an actual server machine to use tekkit 2. You will teach people how to install a new OS on their personal computer and then how to use tekkit with it 3. You will teach people how to run Ubuntu in a virtual machine perhaps? I personally host a server for 2-4 people at a time and even play tekkit on the same machine (on windows) and nobody has complained about lag. I wish you good luck on the tutorial. Many people who post here looking to set up servers are not very computer savvy.

Well that's great if you happen to have a server machine laying around in your attic..which I suspect many people here don't and just use personal computers to host for a few friends..

Why don't you go do it if it's so easy? =]

Are you using the same version of client as the server?

Easiest way is to use a redpower randomizer

Nobody complained when I removed EE from my server. It's a lot more fun now that we can't play creative mode in survival. The only reason I can see the players being mad at you for is that all of their work has been through EE and they have little/nothing developed from other mods. But since you're restarting the world yeah they're just being sissies.

A computercraft computer could act as a repeater This is a very simple example that will replicate an input on the left out the right side while true do signal = rs.getBundledInput("left") rs.setBundledOutput("right", signal) sleep(0.1) end

I'm pretty sure by default the server doesn't send enough chunks for "Extreme" view distance..so I don't know how much that's really saying if you haven't messed with server.properties