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Well, if you are impressed by Lua scripting in a game, go back to Minecraft, then install OpenComputers. They have it all. Those computers have firmware, an OS
by outworlder 11y ago
Well, if you are impressed by Lua scripting in a game, go back to Minecraft, then install OpenComputers.
They have it all. Those computers have firmware, an OS (LuaOS), filessystems, network routers, you name it. You can do pretty interesting things with the peripherals. You can also program robots.
https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers https://github.com/MightyPirates/OpenComputers
- joezydeco 11y agoWas more impressed that it's part of the system architecture from the start, instead of being grafted into the setup later.
- Houshalter 11y agoI'm a big fan of computercraft. You can quickly build turtles (robots) and program them to do almost anything a player can do. So you can automate almost everything and it's really fun. (Also in Lua.) Open computers does have robots, but they are much more difficult to actually build, and have more constraints. I did try to get into OpenComputers, but everything felt so much more limited and expensive, and I just wanted to program cool things.