Earlier Versions
| Name | Size | Uploaded | Game Version | Downloads | |
| zpmmod-1.2.3.jar release | 486.70 KB | Jun 21, 2021 | 1.12.2 | 24 | Download |
| zpmmod-1.2.1.jar release | 485.71 KB | Aug 6, 2020 | 1.12.2 | 731 | Download |
| Release v1.2 release | 484.70 KB | Nov 2, 2019 | 1.12.2 | 1,459 | Download |
| Release v1.1 release | 484.63 KB | Nov 2, 2019 | 1.12.2 | 21 | Download |
| zpmmod-0.0.2.jar release | 483.17 KB | Jun 1, 2019 | 1.12.2 | 311 | Download |
| zpmmod-0.0.1.jar beta | 256.88 KB | May 30, 2019 | 1.12.2 | 181 | Download |
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Description

What is ZPM-Mod?
ZPM-Mod is a power generating Mod. You can find (and craft) Zero Point Modules and extract Energy from them. Huge amounts of energy!
See the Images section for some nice screenshots.
Feature list
- TheOneProbe Integration
- OpenComputers Integration
- Automation through pipes and redstone modes
OpenComputers Integration
You can query the energy amount left in a ZPM.
To do that, place an OpenComputers Adapter next to a large ZPM Controller.
Then, you can execute the following code on the computer that is connected to the Adapter.
Note: You can get the name of the component (it's "controllerlarge" below) if you execute the command components on the computer.
Example for the large controller to get the energy in a ZPM:
local component = require("component")
local controller = component.controllerlarge
print(controller.getZpmEnergy()[1]) — [1] resembles the slot
These are all available methods:
setEnabled(True)– Takes a boolean as argument and enables/disables the controller based on that.setRedstoneBehaviour("ignore")– Sets the redstone behaviour of the controller (available options: "ignore", "active_on_redstone", "not_active_on_redstone")getZpmEnergy()[1]– returns the energy of the specified ZPM in the controller (indexes in lua start at 1!)getEnabled()– returns a boolean that tells you whether the controller is enabled or notgetRedstoneBehaviour()– returns a string that tells you the current redstone behaviour of the controller.getMaxEnergy()– returns the max energy that a ZPM can have
Small ZPM controllers don't have OpenComputers Integration and won't ever have it.
Screenshots
See the Images section for some nice screenshots.
More information coming soon!
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