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The Table Cloth is only available as a peripheral if it's a store or if there's items on it. It will remain a peripheral as long as there is a computer/modem/turtle attached to it, even if it is emptied.

MethodDescription
getAddress()Gets the Table Cloth's address
getPriceTagCount()Gets the pricetag item count
getPriceTagItem()Gets the pricetag item
getWares()Gets the items being sold
isShop()Returns true if it's a store
setAddress(address)Sets the Table Cloth's address
setPriceTagCount([count])Sets the pricetag item count
setPriceTagItem([name])Sets the pricetag item
setWares([item], ...)Sets the items being sold with their counts

getAddress() ​

Gets the Table Cloth's address.

Returns

  • string With the address currently in use.

getPriceTagCount() ​

Gets the Table Cloth's Pricetag item count.

Returns

  • number Number of items.

getPriceTagItem() ​

Gets the Item used for the Table Cloth's price tag.

Returns

  • table Table of itemDetails.

getWares() ​

Gets the list of items requested on purchase.

Returns

  • table Table of itemDetails.

isShop() ​

Checks if the Table Cloth is a shop or not.

Returns

  • boolean, True if it's a shop.

setAddress(address) ​

Sets the Table Cloth's address to the given variable.

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

Parameters

  • address: string Addresses processed pruchases to address.

setPriceTagCount([count]) ​

Sets the Table Cloth's Pricetag item count.

Parameters

  • count?:_ count = 1 Sets the count to count.

setPriceTagItem([name]) ​

Sets the Item used for the Table Cloth's price tag.

Parameters

  • name?:_ string = nil Sets the Item to name. Unsets if name is nil.

setWares(item, ...) ​

Sets the Table Cloth's wares that get requested on purchase.

  • Each argument represents an item to be requested and is a table of the item name, like create:wrench or apple and the count, between 1 and 256.
  • nil argument or a table with an unspecified name equates to an empty slot.
  • Unspecified count equates to 1
  • If no items are provided, the tablecloth stops being a shop, and goes back to normal behaviour.

Parameters

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

Usage

lua
tableCloth = peripheral.find("Create_TableCloth")
if tableCloth then -- makes sure the tablecloth exists, in case it was wrapped while it wasn't a store/inventory
tableCloth.setWares(
    { name = "minecraft:diamond"}, -- defaults to 1
    { name = "redstone", count = 30 }
)
tableCloth.setPriceTagItem("gold_ingot")
tableCloth.setPriceTagCount(2)
end