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Florian Nücke 2013-12-11 13:31:53 -08:00
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Allows reading and writing [[floppies|Items#floppy-disk]]. ComputerCraft floppies are also supported.
The main use of Floppies - except being cheaper than hard drives - is to get data onto robots, since they cannot connect to external components, and only have a component slot for floppies, but not for hard drives. If you have the materials, you can build a tier three case, which has a built-in disk drive. Until then, this block is your new best friend.
The main use of floppies - except being cheaper than hard drives - is to get data onto robots, since they cannot connect to external components, and only have a component slot for floppies, but not for hard drives. If you have the materials, you can build a tier three case, which has a built-in disk drive. Until then, this block is your new best friend.
Keyboard
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Can be attached to [[screens|Blocks#basic-screen]] to allow typing on them. Note that keyboards can *only* be attached screens. If the screen they are attached to is broken, they will fall off.
For multi-block screens it can very much matter *where* on the screen you place the keyboard, since you have to be within range of the keyboard to type - meaning you may be able to open the screen's GUI, but not be able to type.
Note that a screen block for itself is just that. A screen. Displaying stuff. Once you attach a keyboard to it, a GUI will open when you right-click/activate it, allowing text input. Note that tier two and three screens allow "clicking" them in the world directly (by right-clicking/activating them), i.e. a "click" signal will be generated. They're touch-screens, so to speak. *This only works if they have no keyboard*.
Power Converter