The line that says turtle.dig() will make the Turtle dig forward. The part where it says turtle.forward() will make the Turtle go forward. The turtle.digDown() will make the Turtle dig down. The line while tectDown() do makes the program run until there is no block underneath the Turtle. The line turtle.refuel() refuels the Turtle so that it can move. The ComputerCraft GUI (graphical user interface) window will appear. They can be upgraded by crafting them with the tool you want them to have. After crafting a turtle in Minecraft, place it in the world and right-click on it. November 2017 Ich brauche die hilfe bei einem Turtle Programm. November 2017 in Modpacks mihawkddragon User Geschrieben 14. Turtles can have only 1 tool and 1 peripheral (diamond pick and modem). Computercraft Turtle Programm Discord Computercraft Turtle Programm modpacks Von mihawkddragon, 14. Lets set up a program on the turtle called server, which will listen for a message, and then execute that message in the shell. The command exists for all other directions too. turtle.forceForward (): Will forcibly move forward by digging & attacking if the block in front is not empty.

Now you have a file called on your turtle. turtle.turnAround (): 180 turn turtle.left () / turtle.right (): move one block to the left/right without changing orientation. If you want a spiral drill formation that allows you to be able to retrieve the turtle after its done mining, do the same as above but when editing the program type: ComputerCraft Turtles are one block large robots that can be programmed to mine, farm, or build automatically, and communicate over rednet. Make sure you name that turtle with label set so that all programs will be stored when you break him.

After that, type MyFirstTurtleProgram (or whatever you called your program). To save the program, press CTRL and select SAVE with the Arrow Keys. You don't have to call it 'MyFirstTurtleProgram' It can be whatever you want.

Right click it and type 'edit MyFirstTurtleProgram'.

Computercraft turtle programs