IC10 MIPS Programming Basics - Stationeers
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2024
- A high-level overview of how to program IC10 chips with MIPS scripting using the in-game script editor and a web-based option. Also exploring the new options with IC10 slots directly in machines.
Website editor: stationeering.com/
00:00 - Intro
00:41 - IC Slots
03:03 - IC Programmer
05:02 - Ingame IC Editor
08:01 - Code demo
12:06 - IC Editor website
18:06 - Copy code to website
19:13 - Line Errors
20:18 - Device Power
22:23 - Things may change
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In the case of aimee, you can give her set commands, I think.
Everybody I know basically gives aimee a blanc ic10 and use a remote ic10 with a transmitter for control.
You absolutely can program multiple ic10 with a stationery computer.
How ever if you have more then 3 or 4 ic10 on the same network, selection becomes buggy.
23:00 Great advice, a year ago I didn't even know mips existed.
Yeah the blank chip is what I did with a script off the workshop on mars. I wonder if it is acting as some sort of storage. 🤔
Is the multiple ic10 still buggy? Well we will soon find out! 😂
@JustWill not the coding or the running of the programs, that works just fine. The selection of the ic you want to is iffy. Also you have to really pay attention to with ic the computer is looking, before uploading the program.
Extremely helpful! Thank you very much. I was especially confused about what 'db' meant but now you have confirmed that it means the device its plugged into.
You labelled 'd1' as "Debug", but what device is d1 linked to? I'm guessing it could be the display panel as you told it to show 'r3' which is the total filter quantity?
Correct on both. I removed the debug on the published script and forgot to say about the total for filter health.
Glad this helps as there are lots of little things that can easily be missed.
@JustWill well you did mention it in the previous video but I think I've got the hang of it now! Just wrote my own code for the filtration unit and it works! Obviously with some help from yours but think I've got the hang of it now!
Also, you did set the "mode" as "1" which is the soft power?
But when you turn it off "mode 0" under "STOP:" does the chip no longer have power and you need to manually turn on the device to give it power again?
So mode 0 puts it on standby and mode 1 is normal on. The On setting kills power to the chip if set to 0. I think I covered it also in the smart atmo video maybe towards the end. Not sure though as I have since slept! 🤣