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ComputerCraft
Modicon computercraft
Current developersDaniel Ratcliffe
Aaron Mills
Version1.80pr1
Supported Minecraft versions1.8.9
1.12.2
Needed forCCLights2
ComputerCraftEdu
Computronics
Extra Peripherals
FirePeripherals
HxCPeripherals
Immibis's Peripherals
OpenCCSensors
OpenFM
OpenPeripheral
Peripherals++
Quadracoptors
Random Peripherals
ÜberNetworkingAntennas
URLLink
Mod IDcomputercraft
WikidataQ111397355
Modpacks
All the Mods 3
FTB Unleashed
FTB Unhinged
Direwolf20 1.5
FTB Ultimate
Direwolf20 Pack
MindCrack Pack
YogCraft Modpack
FTB Lite
Tech World
Pax Challenge Pack A
Feed The Beast Beta Pack A
New World Mod Pack
ComputerCraft adds Computers, Programming and Robotics to Minecraft.
mod description

ComputerCraft is a mod by Daniel Ratcliffe that adds computers and assorted peripherals to the Minecraft world. All devices are programmable with the Lua scripting language with the ComputerCraft API, called CCLua. It is possible to use Redstone and even Red Alloy Wire and Bundled Cable of RedPower 2 or Project: Red alongside computers to add complexity to one's Redstone circuits. Along with Redstone support, Computers can also use Wireless Modems and Wired Modems to communicate to one another with RedNet.

Turtles

A Turtle is a type of computer that can move around and interact with the world with the right instructions. Turtles have an internal inventory allowing for 16 stacks of items to be stored within. Turtles can be crafted to have a set of peripherals or tools to perform different tasks. For example, crafting a Turtle with a Diamond Axe will turn it into a Felling Turtle that can chop wood. It is even possible to give a Turtle a Wireless Modem to allow it to use the RedNet API.

Turtles use the Turtle API to move and interact with the world.

Programming

Programming in ComputerCraft is accomplished by the use of the Lua scripting language. Each computer follows most of the specifications of Lua and can use most of the functions defined in the language. In addition to the basic Lua API, ComputerCraft also uses its own set of API to allow for interaction and interfacing with the Minecraft world. These API can allow for interfacing with Redstone, and Red Alloy Wires and Bundled Cables (if RedPower 2 or Project: Red is installed) along with a range of other uses.

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