This might be what you want, works like a charm for me and i think it's infinitely expandable. Not tried it yet though.
I have tried expanding this and found that due to redstone's 15 block transmission limitation, it only works reliably, up to 15 furnaces.
You can extend the signal using repeaters, but each repeater delays the signal by 1 tick, so that interferes with the timing of dropping items right when they're all entering the hoppers.
Samantha Says also posted an improvement to Snocrash's design, which solves a few of the other issues identified by Snocrash.
I should note, that while it *should* distribute items evenly, there is some sort of bug/artifact from the way Minecraft handles hoppers, which results in items skipping over the 5th or 7th furnace. As far as I've been able to research, there is no known solution for this problem.
Ilmango also provided the following tutorial for a 23 or 46 furnace super smelter, which supposedly solves the skipped furnace issue, but it's a lot more complex. I have not personally tested it, so I can't attest to that claim.
When evaluating expressions you should NOT expand variables and you should quote strings. The reason it's not working is because it's treating Regeneration as an unparseable token (eg. a variable name which doesn't exist) and comparing it with an expanded string token.
...in a chatfilter script to search for certain patterns. I know Joel7050's script doesn't require RegEx, but given the speed at which RegEx typically returns a match, I was just wondering which method is more efficient?
And to those interested, no I'm not dead, and this project is not dead, it's just on hiatus. I've been working 45-50 hours a week and I just simply don't have the time I once did.
There will eventually be an update, at some point.
Hey,
Been using this pack almost religiously since I started playing Minecraft on the PC years ago. Don't really care for anything but this pack.
I understand you've been busy working. Congrats on remaining gainfully employed! That is always a priority. But two things I've been wondering...
I'd love to get an update to include the few changes in 1.8 (i.e. wooden doors).
Now that they are providing texture packs for the XBOX version of MC (I do play rather often), have you checked into what it would take to sell your pack on the XBOX platform (if that's even possible)? Many many people playing on the XBOX One, wishing that MC provided more of an HD experience on the XBOX One. I'm sure that your texture pack would satisfy most, if not all of the population there that are looking for something more HD...
I would like to suggest an addition of functionality. I would like to add a back reference so that i can create a tab definition that will basically create a new tab whenever ANYONE whispers to me, with that person's name as the tab name....
For example... The expression would look something like this...
(/w) whispers
Then the tab name would be...
\1
This would be a normal RegEx backreference to the first matching group in the expression. Whatever was matched in the expression (the portion inside of the first set of parenthesis), would be used to name that tab.
This would automatically create a new tab for each user that attempts to whisper to you.
The only portion I am unsure of how to implement would be the [Chat Command Prefix]. Since that option is only available by configuring a tab after creation, the settings would need to be moved into an area that could be configured along with all of the other settings. The Chat Command Prefix (in this case) would then be set to...
/msg \1
...again, the \1 being a backreference to the first group that was matched...
This would also require the ability to close tabs when they are no longer required,
Just thought I'd let you know that the installer and web site don't exactly handle enlarged font sizes quite right.
I'm using this setting in Windows 7:
I'm using the following setting in Chrome:
The following is a screen capture of the Lightloader install:
The following is a screen shot of the web site (notice the left menu):
I know that my settings are a bit abnormal, but I've been having some vision problems lately and have had to increase the font size in order to see things.
Also, I used to run Minecraft on my Windows Media Center PC, connected to a 42" TV at 10+ feet away. I don't any longer, but when I was, I ran with very similar settings simply because using Windows Media Center at a 10' experience with Windows in default font mode is nearly unreadable to anyone. Even on a 42" monitor... So these issues would likely be present for anyone in that circumstance as well.
A simple tweak to the CSS for the web site should prevent the left menu from overlapping the links at the bottom.
Any chance you might think about making this a LightLoader mod? Mumfrey has a great installation app and can chain together Forge and/or Optifine tweakers automatically. Makes for a nice clean install of most mods I use, without jar modding.
Have you considered linking to Gorlem's "unofficial wiki" (http://mkb-wiki.herokuapp.com/) in your OP? I know it's unofficial, but it does contain a rather complete documentation of all the Commands, Variables, Events, etc.
He recently updated it so developers could authenticate with a GitHub account to publish and manage example scripts/examples.
Apparently the server doesn't always send a message, so I've reversed it to have everything enabled by default and color codes will now be used to disable the feature associated with that code. Redownload and then remove the codes in the server message if you want to enable everything.
So... You're taking a respectable mod and turning it into a CHEATER mod? Nice work!
Rei purposely disabled all of those features by default, to be enabled by server MOTD, at the request of server owners that did not want their users using the minimap to cheat! It would be nice if you respected that decision and did not turn this mod into something users will use to cheat with. It was one of the last remaining minimap mods that server owners would authorize due to the "disabled by default" configuration.
The color codes in the server MOTD has ALWAYS worked. If anyone is having trouble making it work, then their server is not configured correctly.
Have you considered making your mod compatible with LightLoader? Many of us currently have no use for Forge and really don't want to add all that overhead just for a mod that we use occasionally.
Yeah, i can't figure these out either, you're probably right
As a workaround, you can tick the [expr] checkbox and use global variables @#progressmin and @#progressmax for your bar (or just max, if that's the only side you change), then Set() those instead
that works fine for me
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I have tried expanding this and found that due to redstone's 15 block transmission limitation, it only works reliably, up to 15 furnaces.
You can extend the signal using repeaters, but each repeater delays the signal by 1 tick, so that interferes with the timing of dropping items right when they're all entering the hoppers.
Samantha Says also posted an improvement to Snocrash's design, which solves a few of the other issues identified by Snocrash.
I should note, that while it *should* distribute items evenly, there is some sort of bug/artifact from the way Minecraft handles hoppers, which results in items skipping over the 5th or 7th furnace. As far as I've been able to research, there is no known solution for this problem.
Ilmango also provided the following tutorial for a 23 or 46 furnace super smelter, which supposedly solves the skipped furnace issue, but it's a lot more complex. I have not personally tested it, so I can't attest to that claim.
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Hey Mumfrey,
I have used...
...in a chatfilter script to search for certain patterns. I know Joel7050's script doesn't require RegEx, but given the speed at which RegEx typically returns a match, I was just wondering which method is more efficient?
-Peas
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Hey,
Been using this pack almost religiously since I started playing Minecraft on the PC years ago. Don't really care for anything but this pack.
I understand you've been busy working. Congrats on remaining gainfully employed! That is always a priority. But two things I've been wondering...
Thanks for your time!
-Peas
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I would like to suggest an addition of functionality. I would like to add a back reference so that i can create a tab definition that will basically create a new tab whenever ANYONE whispers to me, with that person's name as the tab name....
For example... The expression would look something like this...
(/w) whispers
Then the tab name would be...
This would be a normal RegEx backreference to the first matching group in the expression. Whatever was matched in the expression (the portion inside of the first set of parenthesis), would be used to name that tab.
This would automatically create a new tab for each user that attempts to whisper to you.
The only portion I am unsure of how to implement would be the [Chat Command Prefix]. Since that option is only available by configuring a tab after creation, the settings would need to be moved into an area that could be configured along with all of the other settings. The Chat Command Prefix (in this case) would then be set to...
...again, the \1 being a backreference to the first group that was matched...
This would also require the ability to close tabs when they are no longer required,
-Peas
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Hey Mumfrey,
Just thought I'd let you know that the installer and web site don't exactly handle enlarged font sizes quite right.
I'm using this setting in Windows 7:
I'm using the following setting in Chrome:
The following is a screen capture of the Lightloader install:
The following is a screen shot of the web site (notice the left menu):
I know that my settings are a bit abnormal, but I've been having some vision problems lately and have had to increase the font size in order to see things.
Also, I used to run Minecraft on my Windows Media Center PC, connected to a 42" TV at 10+ feet away. I don't any longer, but when I was, I ran with very similar settings simply because using Windows Media Center at a 10' experience with Windows in default font mode is nearly unreadable to anyone. Even on a 42" monitor... So these issues would likely be present for anyone in that circumstance as well.
A simple tweak to the CSS for the web site should prevent the left menu from overlapping the links at the bottom.
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No clue what's happening though... :/
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Age(tell the truth!!!!): 44
Skype(optional): N;/A
Why you want to join Enjoy the challenge of the vanilla Minecraft experience:
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Have you considered linking to Gorlem's "unofficial wiki" (http://mkb-wiki.herokuapp.com/) in your OP? I know it's unofficial, but it does contain a rather complete documentation of all the Commands, Variables, Events, etc.
He recently updated it so developers could authenticate with a GitHub account to publish and manage example scripts/examples.
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So... You're taking a respectable mod and turning it into a CHEATER mod? Nice work!
Rei purposely disabled all of those features by default, to be enabled by server MOTD, at the request of server owners that did not want their users using the minimap to cheat! It would be nice if you respected that decision and did not turn this mod into something users will use to cheat with. It was one of the last remaining minimap mods that server owners would authorize due to the "disabled by default" configuration.
The color codes in the server MOTD has ALWAYS worked. If anyone is having trouble making it work, then their server is not configured correctly.
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I quit using ModLoader for anything, ages ago, and I'd rather not use Forge just to get one additional mod.
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I'd like to use your mod to get some good timelapses of our server's 1.8 map release, spawn build, etc.
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I have the following code in a ChatFilter script, and I don't seem to be able to write information to my "debug" panel...
SET(&chatUser, "Wh1rledPeas");
SET(&debug, "User: %&chatUser%");
LOGTO(debug, %&debug%);
Expected ouptut: "User: Wh1rledPeas"
Actual output: "User: "
EDIT: Nevermind. v_v Too many hours using camelCase. Forgot I could only use lower case variable names...
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Yes. That's what I ended up doing.