Transposer

Overview

The transposer bridges the gap between redstone controlled hoppers and Robot, allowing computer-controlled transferal of items and fluids between adjacent blocks.

Note that this block has no internal inventory.

Besides moving things around, it can also be used to inspect the contents of the adjacent inventories, like an Adapter with an Inventory Controller Upgrade could, and the contents of adjacent tanks, like and adapter with a Tank Controller could.

The transposer can also interactive with player inventory when player stands next to or on it.

Component API

Component name: transposer. Callbacks:

transferFluid

transferFluid(sourceSide:number, sinkSide:number, count:number):boolean, number

Transfer some fluids between two fluid handlers (pipes or tanks, etc). sourceSide is the side pulled from and sinkSide is the side transferred to. The side value is a integral value representing the cardinal directions (east, west, south, north), up, and down. The sides library has these values for convenience. count is the number of millibuckets to transfer. If not specified, it defaults to 1000. Returns true and the number of millibuckets transfered on success, or false and an error message on failure.

store

store(side:number, slot:number, dbAddress:string, dbSlot:number):boolean

Store an item stack description in the specified slot of the database with the specified address.

compareStackToDatabase

compareStackToDatabase(side:number, slot:number, dbAddress:string, dbSlot:number, checkNBT:boolean=false):boolean

Compare an item in the specified slot in the inventory on the specified side with one in the database with the specified address.

getSlotStackSize

getSlotStackSize(side:number, slot:number):number

Get number of items in the specified slot of the inventory on the specified side of the device.

getSlotMaxStackSize

getSlotMaxStackSize(side:number, slot:number):number

Get the maximum number of items in the specified slot of the inventory on the specified side of the device.

getInventoryName

getInventoryName(side:number):string

Get the the name of the inventory on the specified side of the device.

getInventorySize

getInventorySize(side:number):number

Get the number of slots in the inventory on the specified side of the device.

getFluidInTank

getFluidInTank(side:number , tank:number):table

Get a description of the fluid in the the specified tank on the specified side.

getTankLevel

getTankLevel(side:number , tank:number):number

Get the amount of fluid in the specified tank on the specified side.

transferItem

transferItem(sourceSide:number, sinkSide:number, count:number, sourceSlot:number, sinkSlot:number):number

Transfer some items between two inventories.

compareStacks

compareStacks(side:number, slotA:number, slotB:number, checkNBT:boolean=false):boolean

Get whether the items in the two specified slots of the inventory on the specified side of the device are of the same type.

areStacksEquivalent

areStacksEquivalent(side:number, slotA:number, slotB:number):boolean

Get whether the items in the two specified slots of the inventory on the specified side of the device are equivalent (have shared OreDictionary IDs).

getTankCount

getTankCount(side:number):number

Get the number of tanks available on the specified side.

getStackInSlot

getStackInSlot(side:number, slot:number):table

Get a description of the stack in the inventory on the specified side of the device.

getTankCapacity

getTankCapacity(side:number , tank:number):number

Get the capacity of the specified tank on the specified side.

getAllStacks

getAllStacks(side:number):userdata

Get a description of all stacks in the inventory on the specified side of the device. The return value is callable. Calling it will return a table describing the stack in the inventory or nothing if the iterator reaches end. The return value provides the followings callbacks:

 getAll():table
   Returns ALL the stack in the this.array. Memory intensive.

 count():number
   Returns the number of elements in the this.array.

 reset()
   Reset the iterator index so that the next call will return the first element.