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Pork roll land
Posted 17 January 2015 - 05:00 PM
I had the idea for a long time to clean up my AE system of all of the items that had less than a stack of items of that type, because AE's storage cells are designed for bulk. I expanded upon this concept, and allowed for stack size, itemID, mod name, unlocalized name, and metadata to be filtered.
What this program does is use an attached request pipe to request all item types with the specifications you provide. What you do with them from there is up to you. (Put them in an LP system with chests, throw them in a trash can, feed it to a hungry node, the possibilities are limitless!)
To use it, simply connect a Provider Logistics pipe to an ME Interface, and a Request Logistics Pipe to the Provider, and put your computer adjacent to it or connect it via network cables. (Note: Depending on the pack you're using, you may need a Logistics Power Junction and some power as well!)
This program will search your entire AE system once every 60 seconds by default at 10 items per tick. It can write to any and all attached monitors and to the console of the computer itself with a countdown of when the next search is and how many items it pulled out last search.
I also wrote an extra program which writes to a file the unlocalized names, IDs, mod names, and metadata of each item in your LP system.
Download or Pastebin ID: 3yXj834B
Old versions:
1.2 - http://pastebin.com/HzM8ugpG
1.1 - I didn't save the DL, just use 1.2 or 1.0 :P/>
1.0 - http://pastebin.com/6uD25aLB
If you have any questions on how the LP Integration with computercraft works, feel free to PM me, as it's a bit cryptic.
Screenshot (It's not visually appealing, I know, and before anyone asks, my Resource Pack is a custom flavor of Dokucraft, which I could send if asked via PM)
Changelog:
1.3: Added wildcard support to some functions inside program, made the countdown and search functions run in parallel.
1.2: Added ID:Meta support on the ID Filter, added wildcard support for the findPeripheral() function, updated getInfo() to automatically find a logistics pipe.
1.1: Added support to filter based on ID, name, mod name, and meta.
1.0: Initial release, available in old versions, simplest, cleanest version without extra filtering features.
What this program does is use an attached request pipe to request all item types with the specifications you provide. What you do with them from there is up to you. (Put them in an LP system with chests, throw them in a trash can, feed it to a hungry node, the possibilities are limitless!)
To use it, simply connect a Provider Logistics pipe to an ME Interface, and a Request Logistics Pipe to the Provider, and put your computer adjacent to it or connect it via network cables. (Note: Depending on the pack you're using, you may need a Logistics Power Junction and some power as well!)
This program will search your entire AE system once every 60 seconds by default at 10 items per tick. It can write to any and all attached monitors and to the console of the computer itself with a countdown of when the next search is and how many items it pulled out last search.
I also wrote an extra program which writes to a file the unlocalized names, IDs, mod names, and metadata of each item in your LP system.
Download or Pastebin ID: 3yXj834B
Old versions:
1.2 - http://pastebin.com/HzM8ugpG
1.1 - I didn't save the DL, just use 1.2 or 1.0 :P/>
1.0 - http://pastebin.com/6uD25aLB
If you have any questions on how the LP Integration with computercraft works, feel free to PM me, as it's a bit cryptic.
Screenshot (It's not visually appealing, I know, and before anyone asks, my Resource Pack is a custom flavor of Dokucraft, which I could send if asked via PM)
Changelog:
1.3: Added wildcard support to some functions inside program, made the countdown and search functions run in parallel.
1.2: Added ID:Meta support on the ID Filter, added wildcard support for the findPeripheral() function, updated getInfo() to automatically find a logistics pipe.
1.1: Added support to filter based on ID, name, mod name, and meta.
1.0: Initial release, available in old versions, simplest, cleanest version without extra filtering features.
Edited on 27 January 2015 - 01:21 AM
