Turtle wont move

local block, data = turtle.inspectDown()
local bottom, name = 'minecraft:bedrock'

function stop()
  if bottom then
	print('Block name: ', data.name)
	os.reboot()
  end
end

function refuel()
  if turtle.getFuelLevel() < 10 then
	turtle.select(1)
	turtle.refuel(1)
  end
end

function moving()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.digDown()
  turtle.down()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.forward()
end

function staircase()
  while moving() do
	stop()
	refuel()
  end
end

while true do
  staircase()
end

local isRunning = true
--// all your functions except staircase.

function refuel
end

function checkForBedrock()
end

function moving()
end

while isRunning do
  refuel()
  checkForBedrock()
  moving()
end

function checkForBedrock()
  local success, blcok = turtle.inspectDown()
  if success == true and block.name == 'minecraft:bedrock' then
	--// return to the top code
	--// or to stop this loop,
	isRunning = false
  end
end

safetyscissors, on 06 August 2015 - 03:52 AM said:

Hello Mickle and welcome to the cc forums.

Main issue, moving() doesnt return anything so its counted as false. so staircase()'s while loop doesnt run which you wrap in a while true. so its forever looping nothing. I suggest getting rid of staircase().

local isRunning = true
--// all your functions except staircase.

function refuel
end

function checkForBedrock()
end

function moving()
end

while isRunning do
  refuel()
  checkForBedrock()
  moving()
end

Next issue, stop() doesnt detect the bottom. Thats mainly because turtle.inspectDown() needs to be run each time it checks for bedrock so it needs to go inside the stop function. Also, we assign two variables here, "local success, block = turtle.inspectDown()" because that function returns two variables. When theres only one, we might use "local name = 'minecraft:block' "

function checkForBedrock()
  local success, blcok = turtle.inspectDown()
  if success == true and block.name == 'minecraft:bedrock' then
	--// return to the top code
	--// or to stop this loop,
	isRunning = false
  end
end

local isRunning = true

function checkForBedrock()
  local success, block = turtle.inspectDown()
  if success == true and block.name == 'minecraft:bedrock' then
		isRunning = false
  end
end

function refuel()
  if turtle.getFuelLevel() < 10 then
	turtle.select(1)
	turtle.refuel(1)
  end
end

function moving()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.digDown()
  turtle.down()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.forward()
end

function refuel
end

function checkForBedrock()
end

function moving()
end

while isRunning do
  refuel()
  checkForBedrock()
  moving()
end

"function checkForBedrock()
end"

Lyqyd, on 06 August 2015 - 01:15 AM said:

Have you fueled the turtle? Your code has a couple other issues, but that would prevent it from moving at all.

safetyscissors, on 06 August 2015 - 03:52 AM said:

function checkForBedrock()
end

local isRunning = true

function checkForBedrock()
  local success, block = turtle.inspectDown()
  if success == true and block.name == 'minecraft:bedrock' then
				isRunning = false
  end
end

function refuel()
  if turtle.getFuelLevel() < 10 then
		turtle.select(1)
		turtle.refuel(1)
  end
end

function moving()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.digDown()
  turtle.down()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.forward()
end

while isRunning do
  refuel()
  checkForBedrock()
  moving()
end

safetyscissors, on 06 August 2015 - 06:49 PM said:

safetyscissors, on 06 August 2015 - 03:52 AM said:

function checkForBedrock()
end

Sorry for the confusion. The lines like the above code are just a placeholder that does nothing. It was just an example of where you'd put your own code inside those functions. You should only have one function definition per name. I think it overwrites otherwise.
Your code is almost there.

Spoiler

local isRunning = true

function checkForBedrock()
  local success, block = turtle.inspectDown()
  if success == true and block.name == 'minecraft:bedrock' then
				isRunning = false
  end
end

function refuel()
  if turtle.getFuelLevel() < 10 then
		turtle.select(1)
		turtle.refuel(1)
  end
end

function moving()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.digDown()
  turtle.down()
  turtle.dig()
  turtle.forward()
end

while isRunning do
  refuel()
  checkForBedrock()
  moving()
end

Lyqyd, on 06 August 2015 - 01:15 AM said:

Have you fueled the turtle? Your code has a couple other issues, but that would prevent it from moving at all.

Lyqyd, on 06 August 2015 - 04:30 PM said:

If you label the turtle, it will retain its fuel level and any programs you've stored on it when you pick it up to move it.

Mickle23, on 06 August 2015 - 09:56 PM said:

Thank you two for all the help, I have a feeling I will be back soon, and one more question, if I get stuck on something else that doesnt have anything to do with this topic title (Turtle wont move) should I post again here? or make a new topic about that problem?

KingofGamesYami, on 06 August 2015 - 10:28 PM said:

Typically, if it involves the same piece of code (even if it was edited), you should post in the same thread with the updated code and the new problem.

Otherwise, you should make a new topic.

Mickle23, on 06 August 2015 - 11:02 PM said:

ok, and if I just want advice? Say there is no problem I just want to ask for some tips or a little help figuring out how to do something?

KingofGamesYami, on 06 August 2015 - 11:07 PM said:

If it pertains to the OP, you could put it in this thread. Or you could make a new topic. I'm not an admin, but generally Lyqyd will merge threads or split posts if they should obviously be somewhere else.