kubejs private variables

[onyx glen]

Hello everyone Tell me, is it possible to make different logic for the same mechanisms? For example, I have 2 cars with a progress variable and this variable turns out to be the same for 2 mechanisms.

[vestal wraith]

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[plucky wyvern]

cars, mechanisms, and progress variables...
not gonna lie im completely lost

[worn hinge]

he means that there are 2 identical mechanisms working on the same recipe and for each of these recipes you need to make separate variables, but how to do this if kubejs does not seem to support the class?

[worn hinge]

we need to make different contents of variables for each mechanism

[plucky wyvern]

is there any context to this to go off of?

this is extremely vague

[grand laurel]

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[worn hinge]

the recipe is to find the coordinates of the block every tick and delete it, and on the next tick to take the next block, but for this you need to remember the coordinates of the previous block, this requires 3 variables that will be separate for each recipe because if they are confused, they will not be deleted those blocks

[viral wadi]

I think..... this is an nbt question?

[plucky wyvern]

recipe that finds blocks, wth

[viral wadi]

nevermind

this is custom machinery all over again lol

where's squishy

[plucky wyvern]

oh fuck me

[worn hinge]

it doesn't matter how the coordinates are stored. the main thing is that they are not confused with the same recipe of the same mechanism

[worn hinge]

Yes, it is custom machinery + kubejs

[plucky wyvern]

that wouldve been a great sentence to start with

xD

cuz "mechanism" makes no sense in this context lol

[worn hinge]

and yet I need to save the coordinates somewhere so that I can get them in the next tick. a class would be suitable for this, each mechanism would be an object with its own variables, but if kubejs does not support classes, you need to put them somewhere, and then get the coordinates

[worn hinge]

I understand, I'll try to express myself as accurately as possible

[viral wadi]

what if you made like a map that was based on remaining time in the recipe?

so on this tick delete this block, on that tick delete that one

[plucky wyvern]

cant you save it to the tile entity?

[worn hinge]

you mean to delete the block proceeding from the list?

[worn hinge]

maybe, tell me how

[worn hinge]

if so, then it is possible, but how to understand which block in turn we need to delete? for this again you need to save the quantity somewhere

[plucky wyvern]

heres an example of how i used tile entities when i worked on multiblocks in ATM6:
https://github.com/ladylexxie/Original-ATM-6/blob/master/kubejs/server_scripts/advanced_interactions/multiblock.js#L14

have to go to bed now tho

[viral wadi]

but based on the earlier code, your recipe is only like 1 tick long....

you can schedule stuff in the future....

[worn hinge]

I don't think we can plan something in the future

[viral wadi]

so like

Utils.server.scheduleInTicks(someTickCount, someData, callback => {
  let data = callback.data
  // do something with data
})

[worn hinge]

yes, the recipe takes 1 tick and you need to save the coordinates in it, and read it next time because all variables are erased at the next tick

[worn hinge]

what is stored initially in callback.data?

[viral wadi]

what you passed as someData