Posted 22 March 2013 - 05:35 AM
Ok so this was inspired by the large amount of people lately in the 'Ask a Pro' section with turtle programs.
I'm a very lazy person, I always have cc-emu open and when these people come along I never want to open up, or don't have the battery to open, Minecraft to do the standard code testing and such. So I wrote this to add to cc-emu, to kinda test turtle programs.
At the moment everything is based on random-ness, but at least it will give an idea of how well the script handles different conditions, like *a wild block appears from somewhere that I had already cleared* :P … I was considering making it a little better at some point where the returns are a little bit more realistic, but again, I'm lazy, so I didn't for now. Maybe I will do it in the future when I get bored or am procrastinating from my University AI assignment again.
How To Use (CC-Emu)
Make sure that you run this program before running the script you are testing the first time the computer has been turned on or it will not be in _G
Anyways here is the code… Turtle API
Feel free to do what ever you wish with it, modify it, make it better, release the better version, I don't mind. Just link this topic and we cool! :)
I'm a very lazy person, I always have cc-emu open and when these people come along I never want to open up, or don't have the battery to open, Minecraft to do the standard code testing and such. So I wrote this to add to cc-emu, to kinda test turtle programs.
At the moment everything is based on random-ness, but at least it will give an idea of how well the script handles different conditions, like *a wild block appears from somewhere that I had already cleared* :P … I was considering making it a little better at some point where the returns are a little bit more realistic, but again, I'm lazy, so I didn't for now. Maybe I will do it in the future when I get bored or am procrastinating from my University AI assignment again.
How To Use (CC-Emu)
- After you turn on a computer
- Run this program ( IMPORTANT: do not call or run it from your code! Just run it from the terminal)
- Don't…
Make sure that you run this program before running the script you are testing the first time the computer has been turned on or it will not be in _G
Anyways here is the code… Turtle API
Feel free to do what ever you wish with it, modify it, make it better, release the better version, I don't mind. Just link this topic and we cool! :)
Edited on 31 March 2013 - 11:39 AM