Linear_Spoon

The people who make Tekkit aren't in charge of writing the code for Minecraft, Bukkit, or the individual mods. Also, it's "utmost".

Is there a reason you can't just leave your plugins folder empty?

OP said he was quitting in his other thread. If he posts again, it's just to make more drama. Just let his thread(s) die with no more replies.

I believe they might have it hooked up to computercraft sensors for the weather reading but I haven't read much into how to use that yet. It looks like they just manually edit the text on screen. Here is an example program to do the same: --This is a comment, it will not be interpretted as code --All you need to do to display your own custom text is edit --this code. Leave the functions startMonitor() and print() --as well as these local variables below local line_number = 0 local monitor, width, height function startMonitor() sides = rs.getSides() for k, v in pairs(sides) do if peripheral.isPresent(v) and peripheral.getType(v) == "monitor" then monitor = peripheral.wrap(v) monitor.clear() monitor.setTextScale(1) width, height = monitor.getSize() end end end function print(text) if line_number < height then line_number = line_number + 1 else monitor.scroll(1) end monitor.setCursorPos(1, line_number) monitor.write(text) end startMonitor() --Use this to find a monitor to connect to print("Good Morning and WELCOME to") --to print a line of text print("Ballistics") print("Assimilation") print("Research") print("Recon") print("and Yoga") print("- The B.A.R.R.Y. Initiative -") print("") print("You are here of your own free will.") print("The weather outside is: ERROR - Weather not") print("found.") print("You are here of your own free will.") print("") print("Today's Hot Research: Portable Cars") print("") print("Powered by Mushnet 2012")

Copy and paste from the terminal or log file would be fine

Could you link to the video or screenshot that you saw, please? I would assume it's a home-made program but I could probably recreate it if I knew what it did/looked like.

There should be a folder named plugins with your server files. Just drop it in that folder.

Check out this link for a list of commands http://computercraft.info/wiki/index.php?title=Peripheral_(API)#Monitor To write a new line you can use mon.setCursorPos(line number,1) -- replace line number with a variable or literal number mon.write("Some text") I thought you could use print() with monitors but perhaps not, none of my programs seem to use it. Print() automatically moves to a new line after each statement.

Upload it to a file hosting site (google it) and the site will give you the link to your material. Make sure the world save is packed into a zip or similar file. I would recommend trying other adventure/challenge maps for ideas. There are also some interesting traps on this forum if you look around. As for your picture, login and go to: http://forums.technicpack.net/account/avatar Though I'm not completely sure you can change the Helen Keller avatar.

Look for a file called server.properties, you can open it with notepad or similar editor

Just find the world folder in your singleplayer saves, put it in the same directory as your other server files, change world name in the configs to the same name as the singleplayer world folder, and start up the server. In my experience the server has always been smart enough to convert it from singleplayer to multiplayer if needed.

mon = peripheral.wrap("right") --assumes monitor is on right side of computer mon.clear() --clear the monitor mon.setCursorPos(1,1) --set cursor to upper left position mon.write("Hello world!") --write text

You can click the command for more details: http://computercraft.info/wiki/index.php?title=Http.get Also check out the fs.open documentation. This is the return value of http.get http://computercraft.info/wiki/index.php?title=Fs.open#File_Handles If you need more examples/help I'll be back in the morning

You are free to use the code however you want. Let me know if you have any other questions =]

It's possible another program besides minecraft is using the default minecraft port. I think you can set a different port in the properties file, but in this case you will have to use the :xxxxx at the end of the IP to connect

Assuming both of you are on the same private network, you only need to give him the private IP address of the computer running the server. If there's still trouble, add the port as well. Private IP will look something like 192.168.x.x If you need to add a port 192.168.x.x:25565 Filling in the x's with the appropriate numbers Your properties file should be ready to go by default

Im pretty sure I've destroyed blocks with a turtle in the spawn area before so I would assume it can place them as well

http://help.mojang.com/ for future reference but the servers are back up now

Use the server computer's private IP address to connect to it from within your home network (most likely something like 192.168...) Your friends will need your public IP address (nothing should have changed there)

I like the idea behind this a lot, nice script I felt it could have been coded to be easier to expand or modify The monitor on the bottom is running the original script The monitor on the right is running my modified script (dynamically finds monitor, fixes crash if save files don't exist, as well as makes it much easier to add, remove, or edit items and the colors/emc values they are attributed to) My code: http://pastebin.com/gQyQQxUS You are free to use or modify any part of my code as you wish =)

What did you expect it to do? 3.1.2 is the latest Tekkit and servers aren't supposed to update themselves.

Mod installation will vary by the mod but in general what you want to do is find a bukkit compatible version of the mod Usually it will come with two files, a zip for clients and a zip for servers which you should add to their respective "mods" folder (look in your appdata folder for client files) If you don't have access to the server files, there's no way to install something like forestry or logistic pipes I guess also you should make sure you get the mod for the right version of minecraft (1.2.5 for tekkit currently)

http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Overclocker_upgrade http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Transformer_upgrade http://wiki.industrial-craft.net/index.php?title=Energy_storage_upgrade The overclocker page actually gives you the information you requested if you bothered to check the mod's wiki lol..

I'm pretty sure Tekkit out of the box prevents you from using NEI cheat-mode unless you're opped If for some reason this doesn't work you can edit the NEIServer.cfg file in your config folder Look for the section like.. permissions { creative=OP delete=OP enchant=NONE heal=NONE item=OP magnet=OP notify-item=CONSOLE rain=OP save-state=NONE time=OP } You can put NONE for any of the fields to prevent anyone from using that feature

It was just a general example of syntax You can modify the server code to send the message "m1 on" and put something like this on the client if message == "m1 on" then -- turn the first machine on else if message == "m1 off" then -- turn the first machine off end Bundled cable is more complicated than standard redstone signals but here's a basic example rs.setBundledOutput("left", colors.white+colors.blue+colors.green) --power the white, blue, and green wires of a bundled cable attached to the left side (this will turn off any other colors) if rs.getBundledOutput("left") == colors.white then print("The white cable is powered") end rs.setBundledOutput("left", 0) --turn all wires off My advice would be to put the client into a loop and wait for server messages indefinitely local activeColors = 0 --this will be a numeric representation of all the colors currently powered while true do ID, message, distance = rednet.receive() if message == "m1 on" then if colors.test(activeColors, colors.blue) == false then --if the blue cable is off, you need this check so activeColors doesn't get messed up by adding a color that's already on activeColors = activeColors + colors.blue --to remember blue as on for later rs.setBundledOutput("left", activeColors) -- to power it (this will keep all the other colors powered if you follow the same format for each machine) end end if message == "m1 off" then if colors.test(activeColors, colors.blue) then --if the blue cable is on activeColors = activeColors - colors.blue rs.setBundledOutput("left", activeColors) end end -- put similar if statements for all the other machines, just changing the colors.xxxx and "mx on/off" end Im writing this on my break between classes so if there's an error I'm sorry I couldn't get on minecraft to test it