I've almost finished upgrading my PLC with a text-based assembly language and external actuators. It can now be used to make production lines for the mod's manufacture recipes and and can automate processes from Vanilla and other mods.
#NEEPMeat Programmable Logic Controller
random galleon
finite light
Dude this awesome! It reminds me a lot of Computer Craft. I always loved the concept of that mod and it's awesome to see more mods that use programming as an in-game tool!
late garnet
automating production like this is sick
random galleon
Thanks!
wary glen
awesome showcase dude
still osprey
That's so cool
old jungle
looks super cool!
cobalt citrus
lmao i didn’t think anyone outside of the industrial automation industry knew what PLCs are
random galleon
I am scared that the industrial automation people will complain that it doesn't follow IEC 61131-3.
marble badger
does this meet the IEEE except after C RFC? (this actually looks really neat, hows the progress going)
random galleon
The CPU architecture is compliant with IEEE 420.69 and RFC 1337 (I've implemented most of the features I thought it needed and released the latest version (https://modrinth.com/mod/neepmeat). There are a couple of things I want to improve, but I want to develop some other areas of the mod first.)
marble badger
awesome!
mint shadow
The mod looks amazing especially the UI i was also wondering how u made the UIs. Im also fairly new to fabric api.
random galleon
Thanks! Most of it is the functions in DrawableHelper (fill, vertical line, etc) in the render method of various different widgets. I had to copy Vanilla's EditBox and EditBoxWidget to implement the line highlighting and custom colours. I also had to make my own simple text renderer for the editor because the Vanilla seems to hate monospace fonts. The widget management is incredibly cursed and it only serves as an example of what not to do. But hey, it worked in the end.
vital shadow
Holy shit this is so cool
cobalt citrus
The CPU architecture is compliant with IEEE 420.69 and RFC 1337 (I've implemente...
no one outside software development uses RFCs 😭
marble badger
i mean...encryption is pretty heavily into RFCs