I can't right click advanced monitors!

Hello!

I've been playing on tekkit, and I looked and installed a program ( http://pastebin.com/p4zeq7Ma ) wich allows me to control my reactors by using computercraft.

Only problem is, I can't right click the advanced monitor to apply the changes I want!

Here's a little video showing my problem..

https://youtu.be/ixSwaLanOTE


Please help guys!
Thanks :)/>

If this isn't your program, I'd advise you to contact the person who made it. I'm seriously at a loss, it looks fine.

Try running this script:

while true do
  local event, side = os.pullEvent( "monitor_touch" )
  peripheral.call( side, "setCursorPos", 1, 1 )
  peripheral.call( side, "write", "Monitor touch registered!" )
end

It should write "Monitor touch registered" on the monitor you touch.

I ran the script, and it worked…That means the problem is with the program I installed, right? If yes, is it possible to you to fix it?

You can only click a monitor in minecraft with the button you put blocks. Else you'd destroy them.

Creator, on 17 November 2015 - 08:07 PM said:

You can only click a monitor in minecraft with the button you put blocks. Else you'd destroy them.

Yeah…Right click is the button I put blocks with :P/>
Oh and I discovered a error in the program I was using: http://prntscr.com/93wh55

Maybe thats the reason I can't touch the monitors. ANd if it is, do you know a fix? :)/>

That's probably the problem, although I don't know how to fix it. The problem is most likely related to the version of CC or the addons you use - attempt to call nil means it's trying to call a function that doesn't exist, which is usually caused by a function being renamed or removed.

As I said before, I'd contact the author of the program to see if he can fix it.

Ok, thanks for all your help guys! :)/>
I'll give you an uptade later if the author answers me!

The author didn't answer me as of yet, but I was able to locate the error!
The problem was that tekkit runs in a lower version of Big Reactors, so it didn't "knew" the function the program was calling. So I just deleted that function and now everything is working fine!

SirPotato, on 18 November 2015 - 09:18 PM said:

The author didn't answer me as of yet, but I was able to locate the error!
The problem was that tekkit runs in a lower version of Big Reactors, so it didn't "knew" the function the program was calling. So I just deleted that function and now everything is working fine!

you can always do this:

if reactor.someFunction then
    reactor.someFunction()
end

Creator, on 18 November 2015 - 09:37 PM said:

SirPotato, on 18 November 2015 - 09:18 PM said:

The author didn't answer me as of yet, but I was able to locate the error!
The problem was that tekkit runs in a lower version of Big Reactors, so it didn't "knew" the function the program was calling. So I just deleted that function and now everything is working fine!

you can always do this:

if reactor.someFunction then
	reactor.someFunction()
end

Sorry, I didnt fully understand what that will do…Can you explain? :)/>

What I meant was that you can always check a function exists before calling it.

The idea is that some of the peripheral's functions are available in some builds of BigReactors, but not others.

Placing a value into most any conditional statement counts as true if it exists, or false if it does not. Creator's example will check to see if a given function is present, and if so, it'll execute it. The idea is that you can use the technique to create one single version of a script that'll work with multiple versions of a mod.

If you're happy with simply removing the function call altogether, then by all means go with that.

Thanks for the clear explanation guys! I'll try my best to keep on learning CC step by step, and hopefully get better with time :)/>