Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
1.20.1
1.19.x
1.18.1–1.18.2
1.16.2–1.16.5
1.15.2
1.12.x
1.11.2
1.11
1.10.2
Platforms
Forge
Supported environments
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Details
Licensed MIT
Published last year
Updated 2 months ago
Changelog
0.1.0beta3:
- Warning! There have been a few opcode changes. Some opcodes are deprecated (for example, the opcodes for storage access, this functionality is merged with the normal inventory opcodes). Deprecated opcodes will stay in your grid but you cannot add new ones. It is recommended to replace them with the non deprecated version.
- Warning! Some parameters have changed so you may have to go over your programs to see if they are still ok
- Many new opcodes in general and cleanups to them
- Generalized exception handling. If something goes wrong in your program it will generate an exception. You can catch exceptions and act on them appropriatelly or you can just let them log on the console
- Some new console commands like 'reset'. Also new 'db' command to do singlestepping. For example, to singlestep core 0:
- db debug 0
- db info
- db step ...
- db resume
- Crafting related:
- Many new opcodes that are suitable for auto crafting
- New crafting card that can be used to store recipes and ingredients
- New workbench which is a generic crafting table with internal buffer but also easy to automate with the Processor
- New Crafting Station which is the block from where you request crafting operations. The processor needs a network card to access this
- Usability changes:
- Functions have tooltips
- Much improved tooltips for opcodes. Opcodes in the left-side opcode selector show general parameter information, tooltips on opcodes already in the grid show the actual parameter values that were used
- Parameter opcodes are now also shown on the '...' parameter button in the programmer GUI
- It is now possible to name program cards. Name is shown in the tooltip of the card but has otherwise no effect
- Timer events are no longer queue up when there are no available cores
- Several new functions like random
- New screen module to show the log of the processor
- The One Probe support to also show the last six lines of the log when sneaking
- Manual improvements