<Noname> CC emulator written in C# and Lua

This program is written in C# and mostly Lua… This program can (and will) run CC1.52…
Idunno :P/>/>

Just…

…look at the screenies

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As I said, this program is in-dev


At least "adventure" works :P/>/>


Oh, that's new that paint is working :D/>/>


Edit: Temporary fix for drawing is windowing


Function passed to error() means that it is a native error


Okay, just too in-dev :P/>/>

…and the amazing features

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• "Graphical" menu where You can attack attach some peripherals or change some settings (NYI)
• Full ComputerCraft 1.58 compatibility
• Portable
• Color (not wool, instead console colors :P/>/>/>) and click (both left and right, also scrolling) support
• Using regular plain windows console thus it uses almost no GPU
• Full support to .NET 3.5 packages in debug mode (NYI)

…and if You like it then why not try it out?

Downloads

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The core: *missingno* (not yet uploaded because I'm still implementing some missing things, but if you wanna help me then idk… pm me :P/>/>/> or goto github)
The CCore: http://minecraft.cur...758858/download

Github page: https://github.com/MarcuzD/idk_ccemu_old

Installation: meh, just extract "bios.lua" and "rom" from the CC1.58.zip to the "drive" folder, and you're good to go!

Here is what I need some help in

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• Better drawing code (aka virtual, like term.write("wheeeeeeeeeeeeeidklol") writes only "wheeee", not "wheeee\r\neeeeeeeeeidklol", for this problem I made this: success, numchanged = emu:setcharat(x, y, string))
• Better http code (not storing everything in http_&amp;lt;randomnumber&amp;gt; files)
• And the most important thing is to decide how to implement the event system in lua because I dont know how the eventsystem works (i mean that it is stack-based or FIFO?)

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LuaJ should be part of the emulator because it otherwise isn't a real emulator..

Sorry, but this emulator uses native lua because this is not java :P/>
Look at it: https://github.com/MarcuzD/idk_ccemu/tree/master/MarcusD.CC/bin/Debug

Engineer does have a point. It is not a 'real' ComputerCraft emulator in the sense that it doesn't have the same quirks present as LuaJ introduces, this means that a script that could work perfectly fine in your emulator won't work in ComputerCraft

I know that the regular old windows console has many limitations (for example colors and "writing outside" the terminal is not possible (it just scrolls)). I just posted this to People give me feedback about how can I improve the code or the "emulator" itself, or add something (for example "add the dropbox peripheral from openmods" or "make the gui actual Form and not a console-gui"). I'll rewrite the code to completely remove emu_init.lua because the native code is more stable, and gets rid of that "native errors showing up as function" (see this image) thing. I may scrap the idea that I use windows console, because as I said the windows console has limitations.

Edit: should I go with winforms or monogame?

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