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mining turtle that checks loot chest
Started by Vorg, 03 August 2014 - 06:52 AMPosted 03 August 2014 - 08:52 AM
I'm using this mining program: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/10106-yet-another-quarry-my-3-layers-per-pass-variable-sized-hole-excavator/ and it works fine, but I would like the turtle to check loot chest and maybe even scoop bee hives. Any programs like that around?
Posted 03 August 2014 - 04:10 PM
<shameless promotion> I've got a branch mining script that will empty chests and other inventories when it runs into them. </shameless promotion>
Here's how I do it, if you are interested in writing/modifying your own:
Here's how I do it, if you are interested in writing/modifying your own:
if turtle.suck() then --#if an inventory with items in it, suck will return true
while turtle.suck() do end --#basically, keep sucking until nothing is left to suck
end
--#repeat for all directions
Posted 03 August 2014 - 05:05 PM
<shameless promotion> I've got a branch mining script that will empty chests and other inventories when it runs into them. </shameless promotion>
Here's how I do it, if you are interested in writing/modifying your own:if turtle.suck() then --#if an inventory with items in it, suck will return true while turtle.suck() do end --#basically, keep sucking until nothing is left to suck end --#repeat for all directions
Why do you have that if statement?
while turtle.suck() do end
Posted 03 August 2014 - 05:46 PM
I've got a bunch of other checks running along side of it. I actually add "and turtle.detect()" to it in my script.<shameless promotion> I've got a branch mining script that will empty chests and other inventories when it runs into them. </shameless promotion>
Here's how I do it, if you are interested in writing/modifying your own:if turtle.suck() then --#if an inventory with items in it, suck will return true while turtle.suck() do end --#basically, keep sucking until nothing is left to suck end --#repeat for all directions
Why do you have that if statement?while turtle.suck() do end
Posted 03 August 2014 - 06:44 PM
Moved to Ask a Pro.
Posted 03 August 2014 - 08:06 PM
Another option is if you have openp is to have a blacklist of items to not pick up. What turtle needs torches or string?
Posted 03 August 2014 - 08:57 PM
<shameless promotion> I've got a branch mining script that will empty chests and other inventories when it runs into them. </shameless promotion>
Here's how I do it, if you are interested in writing/modifying your own:if turtle.suck() then --#if an inventory with items in it, suck will return true while turtle.suck() do end --#basically, keep sucking until nothing is left to suck end --#repeat for all directions
Does turtle.suckUp() and turtle.suckDown() not work now? I tried using these and turtle.suck() empties chest in front, but Up/Down doesn't.
Posted 03 August 2014 - 09:13 PM
I'm not sure. It should… provided there is room in the turtle's inventory and items in the chest.<shameless promotion> I've got a branch mining script that will empty chests and other inventories when it runs into them. </shameless promotion>
Here's how I do it, if you are interested in writing/modifying your own:if turtle.suck() then --#if an inventory with items in it, suck will return true while turtle.suck() do end --#basically, keep sucking until nothing is left to suck end --#repeat for all directions
Does turtle.suckUp() and turtle.suckDown() not work now? I tried using these and turtle.suck() empties chest in front, but Up/Down doesn't.
Posted 03 August 2014 - 09:29 PM
Here is the dig up part I modded. Set to just dig a 3 x 2 x 3 and put 3 chest in front stacked each with just a few items. Even tried with just 1 item in each and it empties the middle chest which part of dig forward. But the above and below gets dumped. So turtle is empty cept for a few charcoal for fuel.
local tries = 3
while not turtle.up() do
if bDebug then print("goUp: while not loop tries="..tries) end
if turtle.detectUp() then
if bDebug then print("goUp: detectUp") end
-- Dig Up
if turtle.suckUp() then --#if an inventory with items in it, suck will return true
while turtle.suckUp() do end --#basically, keep sucking until nothing is left to suck
end
if not turtle.digUp() then