Simple, cross-platform, user-friendly spaghetti alternative. Production-ready, feel free to open issues.
Paste spaghetti-lite folder wherever you want. It will work no matter where it is but it's recommended to keep it in "The Powder Toy" folder.
If you installed spaghetti-lite to custom folder, it's recommended to write loadfile("spaghetti-lite/loader.lua")(path) in tpt console (required only after every startup of tpt), where path is path to spaghetti-lite parent folder (for example "C:\Lua").
You can use loadfile("spaghetti-lite/loader.lua")() with no arguments if you installed spaghetti-lite to default path to ensure compatibility with included files, also being able to easily use require() instead of loadfile()(), although it's not required for spaghetti-lite to work.
Type loadfile("spaghetti-lite/plot.lua")().create_parts(x, y, loadfile("path/to/init.lua")().build(params)) in tpt console, where (x, y) are the coordinates of the top-left corner of the output and params are build parameters. Generated files are in most cases named generated.lua or init.lua, but spaghetti-lite ships also with r2_adapter.lua and termination.lua.
If you used loader.lua, you can also use the shorter version:
require("plot").create_parts(x, y, require("path.to.init").build(params)).
Files named generated.lua have to be used directly (without .build()) so use loadfile("spaghetti-lite/plot.lua")().create_parts(x, y, loadfile("path/to/generated.lua")()) or require("plot").create_parts(x, y, require("path.to.generated").build(params)) respectively.
These commands work with the default spaghetti too, although they require much harder setup.
Some scripts require additional parameters. To dispel doubts, they're listed here for every function included in spaghetti-lite.
| file | build function | params | description |
|---|---|---|---|
| r3/init.lua | build() | core_count, height_order, [machine_id] | builds r3 with core_count cores, height_order tall RAM with id of machine_id (last param is optional and is 1337 by default) |
| r3/bus/r2_adapter.lua | build() | control_ba, data_ba | builds r3->r2 output adapter |
| r3/bus/termination.lua | build() | none | builds termination |
| r3/core/generated.lua | none | none | builds core |
| r3/rread/generated.lua | none | none | builds rread |
| r3term/init.lua | build() | none | builds r3 terminal |
There are also some additional params hidden in lua files, but for better compatibility provided files come directly from R316 repo (modified just to handle placement inside of spaghetti-lite, but original ones could work as well). You can also get asm examples here and the tptasm from here