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getAddress()Gets the Redstone Requester's address
getConfiguration()Gets the Redstone Requester's configuration
getRequest()Gets the Redstone Requester's request data
request()Sends a package request to the network
setAddress(address)Sets the Redstone Requester's address
setConfiguration(configuration)Sets the Redstone Requester's configuration
setCratingRequest([itemName], ...)Sets the Redstone Requester's configuration as a crafting package
setRequest([item], ...)Sets the Redstone Requester's configuration

getAddress() ​

Gets the Redstone Requester's address.

Returns

  • string With the address currently in use.

getConfiguration() ​

Gets the Redstone Requester's configuration.

Returns

  • string With either "allow_partial" or "strict" as the configuration.

getRequest() ​

Gets the Redstone Requester's request data.

Returns

  • table Table of itemDetails.

request() ​

Requests for a package in the network using the Redstone Requester's configuration, request data and address.

setAddress(address) ​

Sets the Redstone Requester's address to the given variable.

If the address arg is nil, it'll unset the address.

Parameters

  • address: string Addresses requested packages to address.

setConfiguration(configuration) ​

Sets the Redstone Requester's configuration to either "strict" or "allow_partial", represented by the bottoms on the bottom left of it's gui.

  • "strict" will only let the request through if all the matching items are available.
  • "allow_partial" will run the request no matter the avialability.

Parameters

  • address: string The desired configuration, either "strict" or "allow_partial".

setCraftingRequest([itemName], ...) ​

Sets the packagers configuration with up to 9 slots for autocrafting.

  • The first argument tells how many "batches" you want to make in a single package
  • Then, each argument after that represents a slot of the configuration and is a string of the item name, like create:wrench or apple.
    • those items get re-packaged as one order, and unpacked in an autocrafter in the order given.
  • a nil argument equates to an empty slot.

Warning

Redstone requesters lose their craft-encoding capability once interacted with as a player, since by closing the ui you send the server a packet that makes the request in the menu a normal request, regardless if it was a crafting one or not.

Parameters

  • itemName: string matching the name of the desired item. You can have up to 9 itemName args.

Usage

lua
redstoneRequester = peripheral.find("Create_RedstoneRequester")
redstoneRequester.setCraftingRequest(
    1, -- number of crafts we want
    "minecraft:diamond",
    "minecraft:diamond",
    "diamond",          -- skipping "minecraft:" works for vanilla items
    "minecraft:air",    -- sets an empty slot
    "minecraft:stick",
    nil,                -- also sets an empty slot
    nil,
    "minecraft:stick",
      -- not providing args at the end also sets empty slots
)
redstoneRequester.setAddress("crafter"])
redstoneRequester.request()

Will request a package that crafts into a Diamond Pickaxe when provided to properly set up auto-crafters.

While:

lua
redstoneRequester.setCraftingRequest()

will clear the request and set it to 9 empty slots.

setRequest([item], ...) ​

Sets the packagers request, the same one as the one available in the GUI - maximum of 9 arguments.

  • Each argument represents a slot of the configuration and is a table of the item name, like create:wrench or apple and the count, between 1 and 256.
  • a nil argument or a table with an unspecified name are allowed but serve no purpose
  • Unspecified count equates to 1

Parameters

  • item: table Table of name = string and count = number. You can have up to 9 item args.

Usage

lua
redstoneRequester = peripheral.find("Create_RedstoneRequester")
redstoneRequester.setRequest(
    { name = "minecraft:dirt", count = nil }, -- defaults to 1
    -- "diamond", -- this would error
    { name = "minecraft:sand", count = "yay" }, -- defaults to 1
    { name = "cobblestone", count = 21 }, -- skipping "minecraft:" works for vanilla items
    { name = "create:wrench" },
)
redstoneRequester.setAddress("crafter")
redstoneRequester.request()

Will request a package that contains (if available) 1 dirt, 1 sand, 21 cobblestone and a create wrench.

While:

lua
redstoneRequester.setRequest()

will clear the request and set it to 9 empty slots.