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Home of the OpenComputers mod for Minecraft.

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What is opencomputers?

opencomputers is a Minecraft mod for adding programmable computers and robots to the game. Its built-in computers run persistent Lua 5.2 programs that continue across reloads. The repository is primarily written in Scala, with Luau and Java code also present.

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2,109 files and 11,049 symbols in 2 modules, led by Scala (792 files) and Luau (267).

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Key features of opencomputers

  • opencomputers adds programmable computers to Minecraft.
  • opencomputers adds programmable robots to Minecraft.
  • The built-in computer implementation uses Lua 5.2.
  • Programs continue running across reloads.
  • OpenComputers generates floppy disks in dungeon chests that can contain selected program data.
  • The API can be used in another mod through an API JAR or a Gradle dependency.

How mightypirates/opencomputers works

opencomputers integrates programmable computers and robots into Minecraft. The built-in computer implementation executes Lua 5.2 programs and preserves their execution across reloads. Most of the repository is under src, which holds the mod's implementation. The repository also includes Lua code for OpenOS, the core operating-system scripts described in the README. The API can be consumed by another mod through a Gradle dependency or an API JAR. Development environments can load the dev JAR from eclipse/mods or run/mods.

The codebase has 2,109 files and 11,049 symbols in 2 modules, led by Scala, Luau and Java. Code health is 9.6 out of 10, rated excellent.

Getting started with opencomputers

  1. Add the OpenComputers API dependency to the Gradle build.
    compile "li.cil.oc:OpenComputers:MC1.7.10-1.5.+:api"
  2. For a development environment, place the downloaded dev JAR in the appropriate mods directory.

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mightypirates/opencomputers FAQ

What is opencomputers?

opencomputers is a Minecraft mod that adds programmable computers and robots to the game. Its built-in computers run persistent Lua 5.2 programs.

How does opencomputers work?

opencomputers runs Lua 5.2 programs in its built-in computer implementation and preserves them across reloads. Its code is primarily organized under src.

How do I install opencomputers?

opencomputers can be added to a Gradle build with the Maven repository and API dependency shown in the setup steps. A dev JAR can be placed in eclipse/mods or run/mods for development.

What language is opencomputers written in?

opencomputers is primarily written in Scala. The repository also includes Luau and Java code.

How is the opencomputers code organized?

opencomputers keeps most of its code under src. The repository also includes OpenOS core Lua scripts and API integration for other mods.

Who is opencomputers for?

opencomputers is for Minecraft players and mod developers who want programmable computers and robots in the game. Mod developers can use its API through an API JAR or Gradle dependency.

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