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Block Setup Documentation - ingame or on website #1068
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Adding to this, an example GPS setup would also be useful. The documentation system does support wiki/guide like entries (go to tweaked.cc and scroll the index to the bottom), so one just needs to make a PR assign a new file to https://github.com/cc-tweaked/CC-Tweaked/tree/mc-1.16.x/doc/guides. Just a note that legally we can't copy from the old wikis, so someone who already knows how to do some of this stuff would have to write it. |
Going to try to make a couple of PRs covering this kind of stuff. It's probably going to take me a while though. |
What I'm currently writing:
I might do these as separate PRs |
Worth mentioning that there's some stuff about monitors in the introduction to the |
I was missing some basic block guides. The programming API is well documented, but without knowing what to look for it took quite a while to find out, that I have to right click a modem for it to work. I simply didn't understand why modems would not do anything or if I have to write messages or do remote calls on the modem or if I have to set up a computer next to each inventory/peripheral I want to modify.
#1023 (comment) has picture that explained basic networking and made sure, that I was on the right track. In the mentioned issue the modems were red, which was different from mine.
After I found out about it, I looked for someone else mentioning it:
http://www.computercraft.info/forums2/index.php?/topic/11244-151-using-network-cables-for-dummies/ is a small example that mentions this important fact.
A small block setup + wrap peripheral + transfer item example would make it much easier to understand how CC works in general.
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