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Reconfigurable terminal sizes #112
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This affects CC's Minecraft-specific content.
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As mentioned in the second issue there, it's definitely something I'd like to add, but I'd quite like to optimise the network traffic of monitors and computers first. We currently send the whole terminal each time, which ends up being rather expensive. |
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Is this a possibility as of #453 ? |
Yeah, I guess? |
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This allows for configuring the size of computers, turtles and pocket computers, as well as the max size of monitors. It's currently a little broken, as we do not correctly handle resizing the GUI. Turtles especially suffer from this. See #112
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area-Minecraft
This affects CC's Minecraft-specific content.
enhancement
An extension of a feature or a new feature.
This was previously mentioned on dan200/ComputerCraft#188 and dan200/ComputerCraft#213, though both ideas were quickly tossed out. I think that the latter issue there is referring more to increased pixel density, rather than an increased terminal size.
I think that, at the very least, the maximum monitor size should be reconfigurable server-side (in blocks). Regular terminals (Computers and Pocket Computers, in characters) would be nice too, though with the obvious note that they may get too large for users' screens. Turtles (and Plethora's Neural Interfaces) are obviously unconfigurable (or rather, pointlessly difficult to implement) due to their GUI.
If I recall correctly, the terminal size used to be reconfigurable, though I'm unsure why that functionality was removed (if it ever existed in the first place).
To be clear: I am not requesting that terminals can be dynamically resized in any way, but rather, configurable server-side.
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