Tekkit Classic, Computercraft and ccSensors

Dragon53535, on 27 September 2014 - 08:59 PM said:

Post your code and we can see where you went wrong. Sometimes you just need a nudge in the right direction.

local sSide = "left" --# change this to whatever side the controller block is
local sensorName = "Sensor" --#Change this to the name you set the sensor on the MFSU to be
local sensor = peripheral.wrap(sSide)
local sensorData = {sensor.getSensorReading(sensorName)} --# Puts all the data that the sensor has into a table.
print(sensorData[6]) --# This prints the current energy level, you want to use sensorData[6] whenever you're referencing the energy level, any other number will not be the energy level

sensorData = {sensor.getSensorReading(sensorName)}

if tonumber(sensorData[6]) <= (tonumber(sensorData[4]) / 2) then --# If the current energy is less than or equal to the max energy divided by 2 then
  --#Do stuff
else
  --#Do other stuff
end

local sSide = "left"
local sensorName = "Sensor"
local sensor = peripheral.wrap(sSide)
local function getEnergyLevel()
  local tableData = {sensor.getSensorReading(sensorName)
  return tonumber(tableData[6])
end

local currentEnergy = getEnergyLevel()

logan2611, on 29 September 2014 - 05:18 AM said:

Hey thanks dude I will try it in SP tomorrow. :)/>

local sSide = "left"
local sensorName = "Sensor"
local sensor - peripheral.wrap(sSide)
local sensorData = {sensors.getSensorReading(sensorName)}
while true do
sensorData = {sensor.getSensorReading(sensorName)}
print(sensorData[6])
if tonumber(sensorData[6]) <= (tonumber(sensorData[6]) / 2) then
redstone.setOutput("right", true)
else
redstone.setOutput("right", false)

Dragon53535, on 30 September 2014 - 12:44 AM said:

All right looking at your code, did you copy and paste, or did you attempt to type it out from reading, because a couple things are spelled wrong and would not let it work, (i'm looking at you line 4) and you do not have ends for your loop and if statement, and sensorData[6] will never be less than half of itself. What does your setup look like?

logan2611, on 30 September 2014 - 12:27 AM said:

Dragon53535, on 29 September 2014 - 06:21 AM said:

logan2611, on 29 September 2014 - 05:18 AM said:

Hey thanks dude I will try it in SP tomorrow. :)/>

Alright, if you need more help, i'll be happy to try to help you out

Hey I just tried the code and all it outputs is -3229?
Also tonumber(sensorData[6]) <= (tonumber(sensorData[4]) gives me
startup:10: attempt to preform arithmetic __div on nil and number
However changing it to 6 makes it work(but outputs -3229 reguardless of settings)

Dragon53535, on 30 September 2014 - 02:29 AM said:

All right i know the problem, First, your sensor is not set up right as it doesn't have a transmitter card nor sensor card in it. Secondly, you need to access the sensor connected to the mfsu and press the down arrow key until it's highlighted over EUstorage and press the right arrow key. Then once that's done, it should work correctly. Also you should add sleep(0) after your redstone.setOutput()'s

local sSide = "left"
local sensorName = "Sensor"
local sensor = peripheral.wrap(sSide)
local sensorData = {sensor.getSensorReading(sensorName)}
while true do
  sensorData = {sensor.getSensorReading(sensorName)}
  if tonumber(sensorData[6]) <= (tonumber(sensorData[4])/2) then
    redstone.setOutput("right",true)
    sleep(0)
  else
    redstone.setOutputs("right",false)
    sleep(0)
  end
end