ZPM-Mod
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A total overkill power generation mod based on Stargate's ZPMs.
Themed around heavy machinery, factories, and automation reminiscent of the Industrial Revolution.
Focuses on automation and resource processing through scientific and mechanical means, utilizing systems like electricity (RF/FE/etc), air pressure, or rotation.
Features machines that produce and store energy or resources.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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What is ZPM-Mod?
ZPM-Mod is a power generating Mod. You can find (and craft) Zero Point Modules and extract Energy from them. Huge amounts of energy!
See the Images section for some nice screenshots.
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- TheOneProbe Integration
- OpenComputers Integration
- Automation through pipes and redstone modes
OpenComputers Integration
You can query the energy amount left in a ZPM. To do that, place an OpenComputers Adapter next to a large ZPM Controller. Then, you can execute the following code on the computer that is connected to the Adapter.
Note: You can get the name of the component (it's "controllerlarge" below) if you execute the command components on the computer.
Example for the large controller to get the energy in a ZPM:
local component = require("component")
local controller = component.controllerlarge
print(controller.getZpmEnergy()[1]) -- [1] resembles the slot
These are all available methods:
setEnabled(True)- Takes a boolean as argument and enables/disables the controller based on that.setRedstoneBehaviour("ignore")- Sets the redstone behaviour of the controller (available options: "ignore", "active_on_redstone", "not_active_on_redstone")getZpmEnergy()[1]- returns the energy of the specified ZPM in the controller (indexes in lua start at 1!)getEnabled()- returns a boolean that tells you whether the controller is enabled or notgetRedstoneBehaviour()- returns a string that tells you the current redstone behaviour of the controller.getMaxEnergy()- returns the max energy that a ZPM can have
Small ZPM controllers don't have OpenComputers Integration and won't ever have it.
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See the Images section for some nice screenshots.
More information coming soon!
My Website: https://mayus.me
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