Applied ComputerCraft

What's new

• Computers can now check how many pattern slots your AE2 network has and how many are still free.
• The slot count is broken down by kind of pattern holder, so you can see which provider types are filling up.
• Add-on pattern holders are counted as well, including AdvancedAE's Advanced Pattern Provider and the Pattern Cores of ExtendedAE's Assembler Matrix.
• Server admins who have turned off network inspection have this new feature turned off too.

Added

• getPatternCapacity() on me_bridge returns {used, total, free, hosts} for the pattern slots across the network (#9) (8e47544).
  • hosts has one entry per kind of holder, with these fields:
    • name: the block's registry id, the item id for a cable-mounted part, or "unknown".
    • displayName
    • count: the number of pattern inventories of that kind.
    • used, total and free: pattern slots summed over all of them.
  • Entries are sorted by total, largest first, with ties broken by name.
  • Holders that count:
    • AE2 Pattern Providers, both block and part.
    • Add-on pattern providers such as AdvancedAE's Advanced Pattern Provider.
    • ExtendedAE Assembler Matrix Pattern Cores.
    • Any other add-on crafting provider that exposes getPatternInventory().
  • Machines that only have recipe slots are not counted.
  • Slots are counted whether or not each machine is powered. The network itself must be active, as with the other methods.
  • Use this for free slots, not as a pattern count. getPatterns can report more patterns than there are used slots here, because it merges duplicates and includes virtual patterns from recursive providers.
  • The allowNetworkInfo config option controls this method along with the other network inspection methods.

Full changelog: https://github.com/danielbowne/applied-computercraft/compare/v0.3.0...v0.4.0