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component:redstone [2014/07/10 09:05] vexatos |
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| - `getInput(side: number): number` | - `getInput(side: number): number` | ||
| Gets the current ingoing redstone signal from the specified [[api:sides|side]]. Note that the side is relative to the computer's orientation, i.e. `sides.south` is *in front of the computer*, not south in the world. Likewise, `sides.left` is to the left of the computer, so when you look at the computer's front, it'll be to your right. | Gets the current ingoing redstone signal from the specified [[api:sides|side]]. Note that the side is relative to the computer's orientation, i.e. `sides.south` is *in front of the computer*, not south in the world. Likewise, `sides.left` is to the left of the computer, so when you look at the computer's front, it'll be to your right. | ||
| - | If you use mods such as RedLogic the input may exceed the vanilla values of [0, 15]. | + | If you use mods such as RedLogic the input may exceed the vanilla values of [0, 15]. |
| - `getOutput(side: number): number` | - `getOutput(side: number): number` | ||
| Gets the currently set output on the specified side. | Gets the currently set output on the specified side. | ||
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| Sets the strength of the redstone signal to emit on the specified side. Returns the new value. | Sets the strength of the redstone signal to emit on the specified side. Returns the new value. | ||
| This can be an arbitrarily large number for mods that support this. For vanilla interaction it is clamped to the interval [0, 15]. | This can be an arbitrarily large number for mods that support this. For vanilla interaction it is clamped to the interval [0, 15]. | ||
| + | - `getComparatorInput(side:number):number` | ||
| + | Get the comparator input on the specified side. | ||
| - `getBundledInput(side: number, color: number): number` | - `getBundledInput(side: number, color: number): number` | ||
| - | Like `getInput`, but for bundled input, reading the value for the channel with the specified [[color|API/Colors]].\\ | + | Like `getInput`, but for bundled input, reading the value for the channel with the specified [[api:colors|API/Colors]].\\ |
| //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | ||
| - `getBundledOutput(side: number, color: number): number` | - `getBundledOutput(side: number, color: number): number` | ||
| - | Like `getOutput`, but for bundled output, getting the value for the channel with the specified [[color|API/Colors]].\\ | + | Like `getOutput`, but for bundled output, getting the value for the channel with the specified [[api:colors|API/Colors]].\\ |
| //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | ||
| - `setBundledOutput(side: number, color: number, value: number): number` | - `setBundledOutput(side: number, color: number, value: number): number` | ||
| - | Like `setOutput`, but for bundled output, setting the value for the channel with the specified [[color|API/Colors]].\\ | + | Like `setOutput`, but for bundled output, setting the value for the channel with the specified [[api:colors|API/Colors]].\\ |
| + | //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | ||
| + | - `setBundledOutput(side: number, values:table):boolean` | ||
| + | Shortcut to set the value of all colors at once. Expects a table with 16 fields, where the index corresponds with the number of the color as documented in [[api:colors|API/Colors]]. Always returns true. | ||
| + | //Warning:// By default, Lua starts indexing tables with 1, so when you enter something along the lines of {15,0,0,[...],0} it doesn't activate white as expected, but orange. | ||
| + | Manually set your indices to circumvent this. | ||
| //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | //As of OC 1.3: only available on a tier two redstone card.// | ||
| - `getWirelessInput():number` | - `getWirelessInput():number` | ||
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| Set the wireless redstone frequency to use.\\ | Set the wireless redstone frequency to use.\\ | ||
| //Added in OC 1.3. Only available on tier two redstone cards.// | //Added in OC 1.3. Only available on tier two redstone cards.// | ||
| + | - `getWakeThreshold():number` | ||
| + | Gets the current wake-up threshold. | ||
| + | - `setWakeThreshold(threshold:number):number` | ||
| + | Sets the wake-up threshold to the specified number. | ||
| Note that for mods such as ProjectRed, low values (such as the vanilla maximum of 15) may not function as expected for simple on/off values (opening a door for example), because they have a larger value range. You may need to use a higher value, such as 255. | Note that for mods such as ProjectRed, low values (such as the vanilla maximum of 15) may not function as expected for simple on/off values (opening a door for example), because they have a larger value range. You may need to use a higher value, such as 255. | ||