Wireless tunnel program

Hello everybody,
I have an problem. I am playing FTB direwolf20 and I like to do sh*t with turtles(in this case wireless mining turtles) but I get sick of the programming of turtles by hand.

The probelem:
I get sick of programming of turtles by hand.
(and I can't program that great)

My idea:
If anybody could program an program that I can type in an computer: tunnel, enter, tunnel (how much I want). that then my 128 wireless mining turtles go tunnel. I place them by hand, refuel them by hand(there's no need for an refueling code, only the tunnel code with rednet), and take the stuff out by hand.

The solve:
This place is for the person who sends me the code.

If anybody can help me, I am then very pleased.
I am pretty almost of today online.
are there questions? ask them to me ;)/>


This is what I came up with:(for the turtle)

rednet.open("right")

while true do
id,message = rednet.recieve()
if id == 1 then
if message == "tunnel" then
turtle.tunnel()
end
end
end

but it said then: attempt to call nil

turtle.tunnel() does not exist

Here is a list of the turtle API: http://computercraft.info/wiki/Turtle_(API)

you could try searching the programs section before asking in AaP?

Anyway, here, Shaft. Basically like the built-in program "go," but digs tunnels rather than just moving. Ex, tunnel 64 long, 4m right, then dig 64m back - "shaft fd 64 rt fd 5 rt fd 64"

If you're wanting to remote access the turtle, you could give the turtle a modem, install nsh, run "nsh host" on the turtle and "nsh id" (where "id" is the id of the turtle) from any computer in range with a modem.

These and many more wonderious pre-made things can be found in the programs sub-forums.

Lol, setting up 128 turtles by hand… that's just crazy. I got something like this baked into my cturtle API, however it uses one main turtle to deploy all the other turtles, which then refuel from an enderchest.

GopherAtl, on 22 March 2014 - 05:38 PM said:

you could try searching the programs section before asking in AaP?

Anyway, here, Shaft. Basically like the built-in program "go," but digs tunnels rather than just moving. Ex, tunnel 64 long, 4m right, then dig 64m back - "shaft fd 64 rt fd 5 rt fd 64"

If you're wanting to remote access the turtle, you could give the turtle a modem, install nsh, run "nsh host" on the turtle and "nsh id" (where "id" is the id of the turtle) from any computer in range with a modem.

These and many more wonderious pre-made things can be found in the programs sub-forums.

Yeah, I get it, but I need to type in all of those turtles id's(there's no clue for that) then I can type better in every turtle: "tunnel"64 :/