Right click with the Labeller in hand to open its GUI. You can change the name of a variable card using a Labeller.
Variable Cards which store the values of your variables will be named “Variable Card” by default. Those of you with programming backgrounds might understand the importance of naming your variables with good names. Dynamic values can change in real time as the environment around your program changes, while static variables are constants they retain the same value no matter what. There are two types of value that can be assigned to Variable Cards dynamic and static.
Variable Cards do nothing on their own they require values. First, we are going to need to define some variables. It is time to start writing some programs. You can place two connectors in the same crafting grid (in different slots) to place them both in the group of the connector that is closer to the upper left of the crafting grid. To change the group of a connector, place it in a crafting grid. All networks with Omni-Directional Connectors from the same group will be connected together. These connectors have a Group which is assigned to them when they are crafted. Omni-Directional Connectors can be placed anywhere in the network, and even work across multiple dimensions. The Omni-Directional Connector serves the same function at the Mono-Directional Connector it connects two Logic Networks together. This means that they are either on the same horizontal axis with the same y value (horizontal connection), or they are on the same vertical axis with the same (x,z) pair (vertical connection). In order for the two networks to be connected, one Mono-Directional Connector must be placed attached to each network, facing each other. This is sort of like importing another file to be used in your program. The Mono-Directional Connector is capable of connecting two Logic Networks which are not directly connected together. Everything that you use in your “program” needs to be connected to the Logic Network. You can define variables and assign them values you can define functions and use them to process variables or return outputs. There are mechanical versions of the Squeezer and the Drying Basin which work similarly and require power.Ī Logic Network is kind of like a program. You can see additional uses for the Drying Basin by hitting the U key while hovering your mouse over it in the JEI. After a small amount of time, the liquid Menril Resin will harden into a Block of Crystalized Menril, which can be turned into Crystalized Menril Chunks. This will fill the Drying Basin with liquid Menril Resin. Place a Drying Basin adjacent to the Squeezer, to either its left or right, and squeeze a Menril Log. You can collect the liquid Menril Resin with any kind of fluid tank, but it may be logical to collect it with a Drying Basin. You can reset the Squeezer by giving it a redstone pulse. Menril Logs are squeezed into one bucket of liquid Menril Resin. At this point, the output will drop if it is an item, or be output to either the left or right adjacent block if it is a liquid. Each time you jump, the Squeezer will compress a little bit more, until it is completely flat. Jump on top of the Squeezer over and over again. Right click on the Squeezer with a Menril Log in hand to place it into the Squeezer. You can see everything that you can crush in a Squeezer by pressing the U key while hovering your mouse over the Squeezer in the JEI. This can be done using the Squeezer and the Drying Basin.
Menril Wood is not used for anything by itself, but it can be turned into a Block of Crystalized Menril. These three resources are the core ingredients in all blocks and items added by Integrated Dynamics. These saplings can be grown into a tree which drops Menril Wood, Crystalized Menril Chunks, and Menril Berries. Integrated Dynamics adds a brand new sapling into the game called a Menril Sapling.
INTEGRATED DYNAMICS SQUEEZER MOD
If you have not coded or worked with formal logic before, this mod might take a bit to figure out. These are very much like programs which you might come across in basic computer programming.
Integrated Dynamics adds Logic Networks into Minecraft.
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