Wireless bridge for Pocket Computers

[SquidDev]

Using Peripherals++'s Pocket computer upgrade. We can use the same API format as turtles, but scan the inventory or use the slot to the right or something to find a valid card.

I think the only issue with this is that players do not have an integer position, and so IWorldPosition is inaccurate.

[austinv11]

If you end up doing this, please feel free to give me feedback about the api! Also, submit a PR to edit this as you would for turtle upgrades.

[SquidDev]

@austinv11 Do you have a maven repo? Just making mods a dependency using curse downloads is kinda annoying.

[austinv11]

I do with collective framework, but I guess I can create a repo for peripherals++ too On Jul 25, 2015 2:53 PM, "SquidDev" notifications@github.com wrote:

@austinv11 https://github.com/austinv11 Do you have a maven repo? Just making mods a dependency using curse downloads is kinda annoying.

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[SquidDev]

Ahh, here? Great!

[austinv11]

Yup. When I get back home in a few hours I could set up the Peripherals++ one. On Jul 25, 2015 2:57 PM, "SquidDev" notifications@github.com wrote:

Ahh, here http://jcenter.bintray.com/com/austinv11/collectiveframework/CollectiveFramework/ ?

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[austinv11]

Here you are: http://jcenter.bintray.com/com/austinv11/peripheralsplusplus/PeripheralsPlusPlus/

[SquidDev]

@austinv11 Thanks! I'm probably being really stupid - but how do you create a pocket computer with a peripheral? - I can't find a crafting handler for it.

[austinv11]

What do you mean? In game?

[SquidDev]

Yeah. I'm probably being stupid but crafting doesn't seem to work. Thanks for merging!

[austinv11]

Just craft a pocket computer with the peripheral of choice, however make sure that it isn't a wireless pocket computer!

[SquidDev]

Hmmm, I'll test in a non-dev environment but I can't seem to get it to work. 167 is the latest correct. I found the handler. Was looking for IRecipe instead!

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On another note: Unknown recipe class! com.austinv11.peripheralsplusplus.recipe.ContainerRecipe Modder please refer to net.minecraftforge.oredict.RecipeSorter You need to register your handler. I know it is odd having to do it twice.

[austinv11]

Hm, you may need to add some command line arguments then, particularly this: -Dfml.coreMods.load=com.austinv11.collectiveframework.minecraft.asm.CollectiveFrameworkEarlyTransformerPlugin,com.austinv11.peripheralsplusplus.asm.PeripheralsPlusPlusTransformerPlugin

Although the coremods should be loading since your running pre-compiled versions of the mod

[SquidDev]

Its finding the Peripherals++ one, but not CollectiveFramework. You are doing some pretty dark magic in some of the CollectiveFramework classes :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:. Ahh, so it isn't calling producing the FindMatchingRecipeEvent event. IRecipe exists for a reason :smile:.

[austinv11]

Interesting...Gonna need to see why it isn't working with CollectiveFramework, and yes I am ;) I wish some of the hackiness wasn't required but coremods make everything weird.

[SquidDev]

So the core mods argument makes your code work. Its now mine which is broken. :tada: :cake:. Thanks!

[austinv11]

Yeah.. I have no idea why I have that recipe working like it is. I think I was just too lazy to make an IRecipe. Looks like I should probably change it. Anyways, have fun fixing stuff.

[SquidDev]

Note to self: Doesn't seem to save the binding.

@austinv11 Collective Framework is fixed now. Thanks!