74 posts
Australia
Posted 23 March 2012 - 07:53 PM
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Turtle Bombing Run Program
Started by hamish1001, 23 March 2012 - 06:53 PM
38 posts
Posted 23 March 2012 - 08:10 PM
I'm not sure if a turtle placed tnt block is automatically lit or not, but I imagine not… so that might be a bit of an issue…
As for controlling 6 turtles at once, using wireless turtles and wireless addon to the computer you can send messages via rednet to the turtles by ID.
This gives them a limited range and is fairly rudimentary in scope, but it conveys the idea.
Anything more complex is moving into the realm of setting up wireless repeaters, inter-turtle communication and things better left until you have a firm grasp on turtles and rednet in general.
As for controlling 6 turtles at once, using wireless turtles and wireless addon to the computer you can send messages via rednet to the turtles by ID.
This gives them a limited range and is fairly rudimentary in scope, but it conveys the idea.
Anything more complex is moving into the realm of setting up wireless repeaters, inter-turtle communication and things better left until you have a firm grasp on turtles and rednet in general.
146 posts
the Netherlands
Posted 23 March 2012 - 10:48 PM
You can try this for the bombing:
Rs.setOutput("front", true) –activates redstone
While true do – start infinite loop, you can change it to a finite loop
Turtle.place() –places a block, in your case tnt, tnt automaticly activated by redstone :(/>/>
Turtle.forward() – go forward
End – end infinite loop
Hope this helps you :)/>/>
Rs.setOutput("front", true) –activates redstone
While true do – start infinite loop, you can change it to a finite loop
Turtle.place() –places a block, in your case tnt, tnt automaticly activated by redstone :(/>/>
Turtle.forward() – go forward
End – end infinite loop
Hope this helps you :)/>/>
74 posts
Australia
Posted 23 March 2012 - 10:52 PM
You can try this for the bombing:
Rs.setOutput("front", true) –activates redstone
While true do – start infinite loop, you can change it to a finite loop
Turtle.place() –places a block, in your case tnt, tnt automaticly activated by redstone :(/>/>
Turtle.forward() – go forward
End – end infinite loop
Hope this helps you :)/>/>
it works thanks :)/>/>
74 posts
Australia
Posted 23 March 2012 - 10:57 PM
i put it in my programs thread dont worry i said you made it :(/>/>
its called Hamish1001 programs look at it :)/>/>
anyway thanks for helping me
its called Hamish1001 programs look at it :)/>/>
anyway thanks for helping me
146 posts
the Netherlands
Posted 24 March 2012 - 10:25 PM
I now see it doesn't move, try this:
rs.setOutput("bottom", true) –activates redstone
while true do – start infinite loop, you can change it to a finite loop
turtle.placeDown() –places a block, in your case tnt, tnt automaticly activated by redstone
turtle.forward() – go forward
end – end infinite loop
rs.setOutput("bottom", true) –activates redstone
while true do – start infinite loop, you can change it to a finite loop
turtle.placeDown() –places a block, in your case tnt, tnt automaticly activated by redstone
turtle.forward() – go forward
end – end infinite loop
378 posts
In the TARDIS
Posted 24 March 2012 - 10:53 PM
You can use my modified Version of Dirkus7's Remote Turtle and control an infinite amount of turtles with a computer :(/>/>
146 posts
the Netherlands
Posted 25 March 2012 - 11:16 PM
here you are: http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?showtopic=194 :o/>/>