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local minFuelAmount = 200
while true do
if turtle.getFuelLevel() < minFuelAmount then
break
end
--do stuff when fuel is not below 200
end
--do stuff when fuel is below 200
1688 posts
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Problem with this is that there's no good way to get back into the loop once you've exited it because there's no fuel. Fuel checking should be done within the loop, and shouldn't break it, but halt it.local minFuelAmount = 200 while true do if turtle.getFuelLevel() < minFuelAmount then break end --do stuff when fuel is not below 200 end --do stuff when fuel is below 200
local minimumFuel = 200
while true do
while turtle.getFuelLevel() < minimumFuel do
turtle.refuel()
end
-- your digging code
end
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local mf=5
for i = 1, 800 do
turtle.forward()
turtle.turnRight()
if turtle.getFuelLevel() < mf then
turtle.refuel(1)
end
end
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In theory, would this work?local mf=5 for i = 1, 800 do turtle.forward() turtle.turnRight() if turtle.getFuelLevel() < mf then turtle.refuel(1) end end
The goal is to get it to go around in a square, refuelling when it needs it.
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Presumably so that the turtle doesn't use more fuel than it needs. Sure, you could feed a turtle 16 stacks of coal. But it might never use them, and you will have wasted 16 stacks of coal.In theory, would this work?local mf=5 for i = 1, 800 do turtle.forward() turtle.turnRight() if turtle.getFuelLevel() < mf then turtle.refuel(1) end end
The goal is to get it to go around in a square, refuelling when it needs it.
Funny program - but should work B)/> why just refuel(1)?
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