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func onTrigger(int global, int x, int y, int z, int random)
	int a=0,b=0,c=0
	while a<3
		while b<3
			while c<3
				BlockPos(x-a+1, y-b+1, c+1, 1)
				BlockDel()
				c=c+1
			endwhile
			c=0
			b=b+1
		endwhile
		b=0
		a=a+1
	endwhile
	return 0
endfunc

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Quote from gurkenmaster »

Dude your CPU Block has enough functions to make a snake game inside minecraft but there is a problem. HOW THE HELL DO I CONTROL THE SNAKE? The CPU Block needs more inputs or a way to get the IDs of the Blocks.

for example:getBlockID(x ,y ,z) returns the block id at those coordinates

maybe even metadata? :biggrin.gif: (these thingys that make the wool coloured and the redstone red(metadata is only 4 bit(a number between 0 and 15 could be stored with it(0 means unpowered and metadata > 0 means powered(actually i'm just guessing)))))

and add to BlockPos(int X, int Y, int Z, int BlockID)
a version that let's you change the metadata of blocks to make coloured wool

multiple cpus? for movement i would say pressure plates

multiple cpus but how ? there is no kind of global variable that is usable on multiple cpus but if there was one that would work
EDIT: i don't like the while loop anymore cause using functions that call each other worked without problems(i got stairs instead of walls but it's at least working)

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Quote from Luka4ever »

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EDIT: i don't like the while loop anymore cause using functions that call each other worked without problems(i got stairs instead of walls but it's at least working)

would you like to share the script? :tongue.gif:

remove the comments and the script will run fine

func onTrigger(int global, int x, int y, int z, int random)
int a=16 // should give me a 16x16 wall but it doesn't
Loop(x+1,y,z,42,0,a,a) // 42 is the block id(iron block)
return 1
endfunc
func Loop(int x, int y, int z, int ID, int c,int mx,int my)
Loop2(x,y,z,ID,c,mx,my)
if c==mx then return 1
c=c+1
x=x+1
return Loop(x,y,z,ID,c,mx,my)
endfunc
func Loop2(int x, int y, int z, int ID, int c,int mx,int my)
BlockPos(x,y,z,ID)
BlockSpawn()
if c==my then return 1
c=c+1
y=y+1
return Loop2(x,y,z,ID,c,mx,my)
endfunc

here's the preview(the wallthingy behind is a stair that is 48 blocks high)

feel free to make it working right :biggrin.gif:

func onTrigger(int global, int x, int y, int z, int random)
	int a=16
	Loop(x+1,y,z,42,0,0,a,a)
	return 1
endfunc

func Loop(int x, int y, int z, int ID, int c,int d,int mx,int my)
	Loop2(x,y,z,ID,c,d,mx,my)
	if c==mx then return 1
	c=c+1
	x=x+1
	return Loop(x,y,z,ID,c,d,mx,my)
endfunc

func Loop2(int x, int y, int z, int ID, int c,int d,int mx,int my)
	BlockPos(x,y,z,ID)
	BlockSpawn()
	if d==my then return 1
	d=d+1
	y=y+1
	return Loop2(x,y,z,ID,c,d,mx,my)
endfunc

func onTrigger(int global, int x, int y, int z, int random)
	int a=10
	LoopX(x-a,y,z-a,-a,-a,-a,a,a)
	return 1
endfunc

func LoopX(int x, int y, int z, int c,int d,int e,int mx,int mz)
	LoopY(x,y,z,c,d,e,mx,mz)
	if c==mx then return 1
	c=c+1
	x=x+1
	return LoopX(x,y,z,c,d,e,mx,mz)
endfunc

func LoopY(int x, int y, int z, int c,int d,int e,int mx,int mz)
	LoopZ(x,y,z,c,d,e,mx,mz)
	if d==128 then return 1
	d=d+1
	y=y+1
	return LoopY(x,y,z,c,d,e,mx,mz)
endfunc

func LoopZ(int x, int y, int z, int c,int d,int e,int mx,int mz)
	BlockPos(x,y,z,1)
	BlockDel()
	if e==mz then return 1
	e=e+1
	z=z+1
	return LoopZ(x,y,z,c,d,e,mx,mz)
endfunc

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I can't find where the list of functions is :sad.gif:
Can you help me?

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Break() #Stops the script
BlockPos(int X, int Y, int Z, int BlockID) #Set XYZ where the block BlockID shall spawn
BlockSpawn() #Spawn the block
BlockDel() #Replaces the selected block with Air
ChatMessage(String Chatmessage) #Add text to Chat
ChatGlowMessage(String Chatmessage) #Make the text glow (Like the "Now Playing: Cat")
PlayerHealth(int Health) #Change the health of the player
PlayerJump() #Make the Player Jump
PlayerHurt() #Hurt the player 2 Lifes
WorldTime(int Time) #Change the world time

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Quote from Luka4ever »

It levels an area of 21*21 around the CPU from the location of the CPU to the top of the map.
you can change the area of effect by changing a to a number between 0 and 2,147,483,647 i think however i do advise against going over 50 as this takes some 20 seconds for my computer to run and it got a quite good CPU.
Anyway enjoy

it's between 0 and ~300 cause the chunks behind that distance are unloaded and i don't think minecraft loads up to 134217727 chunks at the same time into the ram
EDIT: I have a nice title now

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lol i found out that even code(i don't mean functions) outside of the onTrigger function gets run on redstone apply
and how can i make vars not jump back to their old value when the function ends?