help with turtle wirelss prog

candycool1234, on 17 October 2012 - 12:03 AM said:

term.clear()

turtle.turnLeft()
arrow.left()
if arrow left is pressed activated
turtle.turnLeft

turtle.turnRight()
arrow.right()
if arrow left is pressed then activate
turtle.turnRight()

turtle.forward()
arrow.up()
if arrow up is pressed then activate
turtle.forward()

turtle.back()
arrow.down()
if arrow down is presed then activate
turtle.forward()

turtle.dig()
letter./()
if / is presed activate
turtle.dig()

turtle.place()
letter.'()
if ' is pressed then activate
turtle.place()

idk if tahts right but idk how to send his to teh turtle or if the botton activate si right also i need to learn red net :/

term.clear()
turtle.turnLeft()
while true do
event, p1 = os.pullEvent
if p1 == keys.left then
turtle.turnLeft()
elseif p1 == keys.right then
turtle.turnRight()
elseif p1 == keys.up then
turtle.forward()
elseif p1 == keys.down then
turtle.forward()
end

if p1 == 53 then -- /
turtle.dig()
end

if p1 == 40 then -- '
turtle.place()
end
end

while true do						-- starts what is called an endless loop, it goes on for infinity or until it get break()ed or something like that. The simple explaination is just: an infinite loop
   local event, param = os.pullEvent("key")	  -- this will create 2 new local variables: 'event' and 'param'. The local means that they can only be accessed by this program. then, we set these 2 variables to os.pullEvent("key"), which will basically wait for a keypress, and then, when a key is pressed, store that keycode into 'param'. 'event' wont be used because we are filtering away all events except keypresses
   rednet.open("back")				    -- This will just open the rednet modem, change "back" to whatever side you have your modem on
   if param == 200 then				   -- This will check if the keycode is 200. 200 is the keycode for the up arrow.
	  rednet.send(1, "forward")		  -- This will send a message saying 'forward' to the computer/turtle with id 1. Change the 1 to whatever id your turtle has. to chech what the id is, type 'id' in the turtle.
   end						  -- this ends the if statement
   rednet.close("back")					-- This closes rednet, again, change "back" to whatever side your modem is on
end						  -- This closes the infinite loop

Doyle3694, on 17 October 2012 - 12:19 AM said:

I will walk you through this.

for the computer you press the keys in, maybe have:

while true do						-- starts what is called an endless loop, it goes on for infinity or until it get break()ed or something like that. The simple explaination is just: an infinite loop
   local event, param = os.pullEvent("key")	  -- this will create 2 new local variables: 'event' and 'param'. The local means that they can only be accessed by this program. then, we set these 2 variables to os.pullEvent("key"), which will basically wait for a keypress, and then, when a key is pressed, store that keycode into 'param'. 'event' wont be used because we are filtering away all events except keypresses
   rednet.open("back")				   -- This will just open the rednet modem, change "back" to whatever side you have your modem on
   if param == 200 then				   -- This will check if the keycode is 200. 200 is the keycode for the up arrow.
	  rednet.send(1, "forward")			 -- This will send a message saying 'forward' to the computer/turtle with id 1. Change the 1 to whatever id your turtle has. to chech what the id is, type 'id' in the turtle.
   end						  -- this ends the if statement
   rednet.close("back")					-- This closes rednet, again, change "back" to whatever side your modem is on
end						  -- This closes the infinite loop

candycool1234, on 17 October 2012 - 12:26 AM said:

doyle that is very helpfull do i need spaces also how do i figure out the id of the key?

Doyle3694, on 17 October 2012 - 12:29 AM said:

http://www.minecraft.../wiki/Key_codes :D/>/>

With the help of what I just wrote It hink you can replicate that for all keys you want.
When you are done with that, post the program here and I'll help you along with the turtle program


Noodle, seriously? AGAIN?

candycool1234, on 17 October 2012 - 12:38 AM said:

ok i also need tabs after each end like this

end
end

while true do
   print("This is a random print")
   for i=1,10 do
	  print("This for loop opens a new folder in the while true loop folder")
	  if 1 == 1 then
		 print("There is no bug in the universe")
	  else
		 print("Please reboot the universe, a bug was found")
	  end
   end
end

candycool1234, on 17 October 2012 - 12:38 AM said:

while true do

[indent=1]local event, param = os.pullEvent("203")[/indent]
[indent=1]rednet.open("side")[/indent]
[indent=1]if param == 203[/indent]
[indent=2]rednet.send("1, turnLeft")[/indent]
[indent=1]end[/indent]
[indent=1]rednet.close("side")[/indent]
end

candycool1234, on 17 October 2012 - 12:54 AM said:

candycool1234, on 17 October 2012 - 12:38 AM said:

while true do

[indent=1]local event, param = os.pullEvent("203")[/indent]
[indent=1]rednet.open("side")[/indent]
[indent=1]if param == 203[/indent]
[indent=2]rednet.send("1, turnLeft")[/indent]
[indent=1]end[/indent]
[indent=1]rednet.close("side")[/indent]
end

while true do
   senderID, message = rednet.receive()
   rendet.open("back")
   if message == "forward" then
	  turtle.forward()
   end
   if message == "turnLeft" then
	  turtle.turnLeft()
   end
   rendet.close
("back")
end

ChunLing, on 17 October 2012 - 01:03 AM said:

I've posted a working program in User Friendly Program combining several useful functions. If you only want to test drive it, that's fine, but if your willing to learn how it works and help improve it, then that would be great.

Human, on 17 October 2012 - 04:12 AM said:

I read through the whole post, and I am just wondering how old this dude is. His name is "candycool1234" and he has no sense of English, so I expect not very old.
Any guesses?

Doyle3694, on 17 October 2012 - 01:13 AM said:

oh yeah…

while true do
   senderID, message = rednet.receive()
   rendet.open("back")
   if message == "forward" then
	  turtle.forward()
   end
   if message == "turnLeft" then
	  turtle.turnLeft()
   end
end

I think the only thing new here is rednet.receive(), which receives a rednet message pretty much.
say if there is something that you don't understand in my code :P/>/>

And oh, in the sender computer, make sure you have typed in the correct id of the turtle. the turtle id can be found by opening the turtle GUI and typing 'id'

sIdEkIcK_, on 17 October 2012 - 06:22 AM said:

Doyle3694, on 17 October 2012 - 01:13 AM said:

oh yeah…

while true do
   senderID, message = rednet.receive()
   rendet.open("back")
   if message == "forward" then
	  turtle.forward()
   end
   if message == "turnLeft" then
	  turtle.turnLeft()
   end
end

I think the only thing new here is rednet.receive(), which receives a rednet message pretty much.
say if there is something that you don't understand in my code :P/>/>

And oh, in the sender computer, make sure you have typed in the correct id of the turtle. the turtle id can be found by opening the turtle GUI and typing 'id'

Why put rednet.open in the loop? :D/>/>