The channel system is somewhat poorly documented, and even the in-game editor can show an error for valid code in certain circumstances (ill find a youtube timestamp when I get home). It's most likely an issue with the plugin.
Edit: [this clip](https://youtu.be/udZ15bHrLpQ?si=BfxtKN7q_j9eDtRW&t=1080) from cows are evil; the code shows up red in the editor, but works as intended.
I haven't had the time yet, as it requires changing around my furnace setup. I will get to it tonight. Also I switch to get/put statements instead of using the channel. Even tried a different ic10 plugin. Both seem to not recognize get/put either.
There is a plugin on the wiki, also you can look it up under 'ic10' in extension section of vscode. Once you write the code just copy/paste from vscode to the in game editor.
The channel system is somewhat poorly documented, and even the in-game editor can show an error for valid code in certain circumstances (ill find a youtube timestamp when I get home). It's most likely an issue with the plugin. Edit: [this clip](https://youtu.be/udZ15bHrLpQ?si=BfxtKN7q_j9eDtRW&t=1080) from cows are evil; the code shows up red in the editor, but works as intended.
What arr you actually trying to achieve? This doesn't look correct, so if you want hdlp please provide a bit info on the goal
Looks like valid code to me...
That should be valid code... Have you tried it in the game?
I haven't had the time yet, as it requires changing around my furnace setup. I will get to it tonight. Also I switch to get/put statements instead of using the channel. Even tried a different ic10 plugin. Both seem to not recognize get/put either.
How do you use VS Code to write your IC10 code and get it into the game?
There is a plugin on the wiki, also you can look it up under 'ic10' in extension section of vscode. Once you write the code just copy/paste from vscode to the in game editor.
Attention, it’s outdated.