Posted 05 January 2013 - 04:29 AM
Weeell, someone said that none of the tree farming programs work, which I didn't know 'cause I don't use 'em, preferring my own. Which I never posted.
Shame on me. Here it is:
D is dirt, C is chest, W is water (a source block), - is flowing water, S is saplings, and T is your turtle (it should be facing the nearest sapling, and contain a stack of saplings in slot 1 and a log in slot 2, it should also have enough fuel to run the first few cycles).
I recommend birch trees, for their fast, predictable growth and large quantity of saplings (which we will be burning as fuel). Also, they are attractive enough to put on top of your glass ceiling. I also recommend running this program from a remote control program that allows execution of other programs. Or, you can put a catwalk just above the water/sapling layer, for easy access.
Lousy X's. Okay, +'s then.
Shame on me. Here it is:
repeat
turtle.select(2)
while not turtle.compare() do sleep(20) end
turtle.dig()
turtle.forward()
while turtle.compareUp() do
turtle.digUp()
turtle.up()
for i = 1,4 do
turtle.dig()
turtle.turnLeft()
end
end
while turtle.down() do end
turtle.select(1)
sleep(200)
turtle.turnLeft()
turtle.back()
while turtle.suck() do end
turtle.place()
for i = 1,6 do turtle.back() end
turtle.turnLeft()
turtle.turnLeft()
turtle.refuel(turtle.getItemCount(1)-16)
for i = 3,16 do
if turtle.getItemCount(i) > 1 then
turtle.select(i)
turtle.dropDown()
end
end
turtle.select(1)
until turtle.getFuelLevel() < 18
Oh no, it doesn't work. But that's because we haven't set it up properly. First we have to create our little square farm. This is a "rooftop" farm, so you can think of the bottom layer as being the ceiling of a building. Cause otherwise you'll have trouble getting access to it. The two top layers look like this:Bottom/Ceiling Water, Saplings, and Turtle
+++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++
+++++++++++++++++++ +W-------W-------W+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++D+++++CCD+++++ +----S-------S----+
+++++C+++++++++++++ +----T------------+
+++++C+++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +W-------W-------W+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++C+++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++C+++++ +-----------------+
+++++DCC+++++D+++++ +----S-------S----+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +-----------------+
+++++++++++++++++++ +W-------W-------W+
+++++++++++++++++++ +++++++++++++++++++
+ can be any solid block of your choosing that will contain water (I use glass, so I can see what's going on up there).D is dirt, C is chest, W is water (a source block), - is flowing water, S is saplings, and T is your turtle (it should be facing the nearest sapling, and contain a stack of saplings in slot 1 and a log in slot 2, it should also have enough fuel to run the first few cycles).
I recommend birch trees, for their fast, predictable growth and large quantity of saplings (which we will be burning as fuel). Also, they are attractive enough to put on top of your glass ceiling. I also recommend running this program from a remote control program that allows execution of other programs. Or, you can put a catwalk just above the water/sapling layer, for easy access.
Lousy X's. Okay, +'s then.
Edited on 06 January 2013 - 02:09 AM