730 posts
London, UK
Posted 04 June 2013 - 04:31 PM
Using ComputerCraft 1.53 and OpenPeripheral 0.1.1
Not the most beautifully written code, but it works.
Stick a computer down, a Glasses Bridge next to it, then lan cables out the back attaching to any IC2 (or IC2 integrated) electricity storage unit.
[media]http://youtu.be/g4xkBGyJqEU[/media]
Configure the storage units below
Not the most beautifully written code, but it works.
Stick a computer down, a Glasses Bridge next to it, then lan cables out the back attaching to any IC2 (or IC2 integrated) electricity storage unit.
[media]http://youtu.be/g4xkBGyJqEU[/media]
Configure the storage units below
local bridge = peripheral.wrap("left")
local net = peripheral.wrap("back")
bridge.clear()
local width = 200
local storageUnits = {
{
["id"] = "batbox_0",
["name"] = "Main Batbox"
},
{
["id"] = "batbox_1",
["name"] = "Another Batbox"
}
}
local offset = 0
for key, storageUnit in pairs(storageUnits) do
pxOffset = offset * 20
storageUnit["label"] = bridge.addText(4, 4 + pxOffset, storageUnit["name"], 0x000000)
storageUnit["bar"] = bridge.addBox(4, 14 + pxOffset, 0, 5, 0xCC0000, 0.9)
storageUnit["bar"].setZIndex(2)
storageUnit["bg"] = bridge.addBox(4, 14 + pxOffset, width, 5, 0x000000, 0.5)
offset = offset + 1
end
while true do
for i=#storageUnits,1,-1 do
storageUnit = storageUnits[i]
if net.isPresentRemote(storageUnit["id"]) then
capacity = net.callRemote(storageUnit["id"], "getCapacity")
amount = net.callRemote(storageUnit["id"], "getStored")
storageUnit["bar"].setWidth(width / capacity * amount)
else
storageUnit["bar"].delete()
storageUnit["bg"].delete()
storageUnit["label"].delete()
table.remove(storageUnits, i)
end
end
sleep(0.5)
end
