File Details
ComputerCraft1.6.jar
- R
- Mar 27, 2014
- 1.23 MB
- 16.9K
- 1.6.4
File Name
ComputerCraft1.6.jar
Supported Versions
- 1.6.4
- Added Pocket Computers
- Added a multi-tasking system for Advanced Computers and Turtles
- Turtles can now swap out their tools and peripherals at runtime
- Turtles can now carry two tools or peripherals at once in any combination
- Turtles and Computers can now be labelled using Name Tags and Anvils
- Added a configurable fuel limit for Turtles
- Added hostnames, protocols and long distance routing to the rednet API
- Added a peer-to-peer chat program to demonstrate new rednet capabilities
- Added a new game, only on Pocket Computers: "falling" by GopherATL
- File system commands in the shell now accept wildcard arguments
- The shell now accepts long arguments in quotes
- Terminal redirection now no longer uses a stack-based system. Instead: term.current() gets the current terminal object and term.redirect() replaces it. term.restore() has been removed.
- Added a new Windowing API for addressing sub-areas of the terminal
- New programs: fg, bg, multishell, chat, repeat, redstone, equip, unequip, falling
- Improved programs: copy, move, delete, rename, paint, shell
- Removed programs: redset, redprobe, redpulse
- New APIs: window, multishell
- New turtle functions: turtle.equipLeft() and turtle.equipRight()
- New peripheral functions: peripheral.find( [type] )
- New rednet functions: rednet.host( protocol, hostname ), rednet.unhost( protocol ), rednet.locate( protocol, [hostname] )
- New fs function: fs.find( wildcard )
- New shell functions: shell.openTab(), shell.switchTab( [number] )
- New event "term_resize" fired when the size of a terminal changes
- Improved rednet functions: rednet.send(), rednet.broadcast() and rednet.receive() now take optional protocol parameters
- turtle.craft(0) and turtle.refuel(0) now return true if there is a valid recipe or fuel item, but do not craft of refuel anything
- turtle.suck( [limit] ) can now be used to limit the number of items picked up
- Users of turtle.dig() and turtle.attack() can now specify which side of the turtle to look for a tool to use (by default, both will be considered)
- textutils.serialise( text ) now produces human-readable output
- Refactored most of the codebase and fixed many old bugs and instabilities, turtles should never ever lose their content now
- Fixed the "turtle_inventory" event firing when it shouldn't have
- Added error messages to many more turtle functions after they return false
- Documented all new programs and API changes in the "help" system