Posted 09 April 2012 - 03:51 PM
Not that userfriendly but if you can read the code youll understand it.
Dig down to bedrock, place some collect thingy (buildcraft or redpower) down there and put your turtle in front of it.
1st slot cobble, 2nd 3rd 4th gravel, stone and dirt.
run "redmine".
prepare some computer with modem attached to top somewhere and run cc_redmine
input "main", see the turtle dig, fill holes, block lava and return to collection point if full.
next "release" will be more user friendly(some inputs) and some turtle feedback to the cc_redmine computer.
auto cobble refill if empty (cost me 4 turtles till i figuered out what screwed it up) and maybe some coord stuff (its allready in it but i dont like the way it works).
feal free to steal my code :P/>/>
P.S.
t**** files belong to turtle/API
redmine turtle programs
cc_redmine programs
(yes i learned pascal :D/>/>)
now with some comments
[attachment=158:redmine.zip]
Dig down to bedrock, place some collect thingy (buildcraft or redpower) down there and put your turtle in front of it.
1st slot cobble, 2nd 3rd 4th gravel, stone and dirt.
run "redmine".
prepare some computer with modem attached to top somewhere and run cc_redmine
input "main", see the turtle dig, fill holes, block lava and return to collection point if full.
next "release" will be more user friendly(some inputs) and some turtle feedback to the cc_redmine computer.
auto cobble refill if empty (cost me 4 turtles till i figuered out what screwed it up) and maybe some coord stuff (its allready in it but i dont like the way it works).
feal free to steal my code :P/>/>
P.S.
t**** files belong to turtle/API
redmine turtle programs
cc_redmine programs
(yes i learned pascal :D/>/>)
now with some comments
[attachment=158:redmine.zip]