Pull an item from AE

Title: Pull an item from AE

Hey.

First of all i don't know if this is possible.

On the server we have an AE system and i want to check the inventory in an enderchest and fill specified slot in the enderchest with a specified item. For example. slot one i want wood. slot two i want cobble stone and so forth and when you take one of the items the chest is filled with the speciefied item again.

I hope you understand.

Is it possible for a computer or turtle to pull an item from the me crafting terminal and place it in the enderchest or is there any other way?

Be well and thanks in advance.

A believe you need the ME bridge from miscperipherals mod to even remotely do this. I know with the ME bridge you can have a computer monitor items in your ME system. It seems therefore reasonable you might be able to have a computer or turtle do what you ask. Hopefully you can give this a go and see where it gets ya.

I have never heard of being able to put an item in a specific slot of a chest

MiscPeripherals will indeed do all of this. As mentioned, the ME Bridge has full access to your ME system. Also, the Inventory Upgrade for turtles allow you to place items into specific slots in inventories.

Basically, put an ME Bridge connected to your ME system in front of a turtle crafted with the Inventory Upgrade, and the Ender Chest on top of the turtle. It can then pull items from your ME system and place them in specific slots of the chest. Your turtle code will need to wrap both peripherals, and then you can use the functions described in the MiscPeripherals wiki.

BigTwisty, on 16 September 2013 - 01:15 PM said:

MiscPeripherals wiki.

MiscPeripherals has a wiki? O_o

Bubba, on 16 September 2013 - 06:07 PM said:

BigTwisty, on 16 September 2013 - 01:15 PM said:

MiscPeripherals wiki.

MiscPeripherals has a wiki? O_o

Yeah, bigTwisty we want to know where is the wiki?

MiscPeripherals has a page right here on the Computercraft wiki. It lists all of the peripherals, along with the commands provided for them.

http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/4587-cc153mc152-miscperipherals-33/