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Main Page

Here you can find all kind of informations about the WebDisplays mod blocks & items, as well as the documentation for some JavaScript functions. If you’re in the game, you can also hover a WebDisplays item and press F1 to open the corresponding wiki page using the internal web browser!

Hope you’re having fun with the mod, — montoyo.

Contents

• 1 Quick start
• 2 Downloading & installing
  • 2.1 Dependencies
  • 2.2 Download link
  • 4.1 Screen stays white
  • 4.2 Other bugs
  • 5.1 Flash?
  • 5.2 Chrome extensions?
  • 5.3 ALL MY SCREENS ARE WHITE
  • 5.4 Where are my log files?
  • 5.5 How can I change the home page?
  • 5.6 I want to put your mod in a modpack
  • 5.7 Linux?
  • 5.8 Mac?

  Quick start

  To get into the mod, you probably want to check out the Screen page :p

  Downloading & installing

  Dependencies

  For MC 1.10.2:

  For MC 1.12.2:

  Download link

  Hit the button below to access the download page:

  

  Mod License

  Even though the source code is public, the following license applies:

  This software, its source code and its binaries are Copyright © 2018 Nicolas BARBOTIN and are the intellectual property of the author. It may be not be reproduced under any circumstances except for personal, private use as long as it remains in its unaltered, unedited form. It may not be placed on any web site or otherwise distributed publicly without advance written permission. Use of this software on any other website or as a part of any public display is strictly prohibited, and a violation of copyright.

  Bugs

  Screen stays white

  This is likely an MCEF bug. If you are on Linux or Mac, this is to be expected. WebDisplays & MCEF are not yet available on these platforms; don’t report a bug. If you think this is a legitimate bug, you can post on issue on the MCEF bug tracker, but don’t forget to follow the rules stated in #Other bugs!

  Other bugs

  If you’d like to report a bug, go on the project’s GitHub bug tracker, and follow these rules:

  • Make sure you’re using WebDisplays 1.0 (for MC 1.10.2 or 1.12.2) or later. Previous versions aren’t supported anymore.
  • Make sure your issue doesn’t already exist
  • In the title, add the Minecraft AND mod versions
  • Tell me how to reproduce the bug
  • Send me your log ( fml-client-latest.log ). To do this please use pastebin (or any pastebin clone)

  If you ignore any of these rules I won’t be able to fix the bug!

  FAQ

  Flash?

  No. You shouldn’t be using Flash anyway, it has some serious security issues.

  Chrome extensions?

  WebDisplays is using MCEF, which uses JCEF, which in turn uses CEF. Unfortunately, the Chromium Embedded Framework does not support extesions.

  ALL MY SCREENS ARE WHITE

  This is not a WebDisplays bug, but rather a MCEF bug. Check the #Screen stays white section for more informations.

  Where are my log files?

  On Windows, if you didn’t change the Minecraft location, open the file explorer and in the location field type %appdata%\.minecraft\logs . The file you are looking for is fml-client-latest.log . NEVER copy paste it in a message but rather upload it on pastebin and then paste the link in the message.

  How can I change the home page?

  By editing the configuration file located in the .minecraft\config directory. Open webdisplays.cfg and change the value on the line that starts with «S:homepage mw-headline» >I want to put your mod in a modpack

  If your modpack will be distributed to less than 10 people, go on. For 10 people or more, contact me using the e-mail address on my GitHub profile.

  Linux?

  I’ll try to port MCEF for Linux.

  Источник

  Screen

  The screen block is used to build web screens. To configure it (i.e. change rights, rotation, resolution, etc. ), use the Screen Configurator item.

  Contents

  • 1 Recipe
  • 2 How to build
  • 3 Interacting with the screen
    • 3.1 Changing the URL
    • 3.2 Clicking
    • 3.3 Typing
    • 6.1 Peripherals
    • 6.2 Upgrades
    • 7.1 Player pages
    • 7.2 Internal pages
    • 8.1 Queries
    • 8.2 Callbacks

    Recipe

    

    The item on the bottom line is a Backlight.

    How to build

    The screen block alone is useless. In order to build a working screen, you need to place screen blocks in a plane configuration (width x height x 1 multiblock structure). The minimum size is 2×2 (this can’t be changed), and the default maximum size is 16×16 (this can be changed in the configuration file). Once the structure is built, simply right-click on the side where you want the screen to be with an empty hand. Horizontal screens are supported since WebDisplays 1.12.2.

    

    Interacting with the screen

    Changing the URL

    To change the screen URL, sneak and right-click (again, with an empty hand) the screen.

    

    If you forget the protocol, WebDisplays will automatically add «http://» at the beginning of your URL. The «YT» button is used to turn regular YouTube URLs to embed (full-screen) YouTube URLs. It will unlock if a YouTube URL is detected. Clicking it while holding shift will add the auto-play argument to the URL so that the embedded movie starts immediately once the page is loaded.

    Please note that some videos (like music videos) do not allow embedding, so this doesn’t always work.

    Clicking

    There are two ways to click on the screen. The first one consists in right-clicking the screen with an empty hand. The second requires the Laser Sensor upgrade and the Laser Pointer item. How to use them is described in detail on their respective pages.

    All these methods will perform left-clicks on the web browser. Currently, there is no way to right-click.

    Typing

    You can type using the Keyboard peripheral. After placing it, use the Linking Tool to bind it to the screen, and then right-click on the keyboard to start typing. To exit the keyboard, press Escape.

    Permissions & ownership

    Since WebDisplays 1.12.2, every screen has an owner. Depending on the screen’s configuration, players (except the owner of course) have restricted access to that screen. The only way to change the screen owner is by either breaking the screen and re-creating it, or by using the Ownership Thief item (which is only available via the /give command).

    The owner does not only have all rights on his screen, but is also responsible for sending some JavaScript queries to the server. Thus, if he is disconnected or outside the screen view range, some JavaScript functionalities will be unavailable (for instance, all JS queries provided by the Redstone Output Port will be ineffective).

    Multiplayer synchronization

    In Multiplayer, screens ARE NOT fully synchronized. Every player has a separate web browser instance, and may not see web pages the same way. Most of the time web pages do not change depending on who’s watching them; in this case Screens look synchronized. However, the YouTube homepage, for instance, suggests videos based on your video history (among other things). So if a player clicks on a video on the YouTube homepage, everyone may see a different video depending on what YouTube suggested (that’s why you should always copy/paste the URL if you want to display a specific video).

    Extensibility

    WebDisplays screens feature two extension mechanisms: peripherals and upgrades.

    Peripherals

    Peripherals are blocks which can be linked to screens using the Linking Tool. Currently, WebDisplays features 5 peripherals:

    • The Keyboard
    • The ComputerCraft Interface, disabled for the moment since ComputerCraft is not up to date
    • The OpenComputers Interface, which allows OpenComputers to interact with screens
    • The Remote Controller, which enable the user to change the browser URL remotely
    • The Redstone Controller, which changes the URL depending on a redstone signal

    Upgrades

    Upgrades are items that provides additionnal features to the screen. Simply right-click on the screen with an upgrade in hand to install it. To remove an upgrade, you’ll have to use a Screen Configurator. Right now, WebDisplays offers 4 upgrades:

    • The Laser Sensor, required to use the Laser Pointer
    • The Redstone Input Port enables web pages to read the redstone levels for each screen blocks.
    • The Redstone Output Port enables web pages to make some screen blocks emit redstone signals.
    • The GPS Module adds a JavaScript function to fetch the X, Y and Z location of the screen.

    Special URLs

    Player pages

    Because of the new features allowing JavaScript to interact with redstone, players can upload small web pages to the server, making them available to other players. This is done using the Server block. This functionality can be disabled through the configuration file.

    These pages can be accesses through special URLs that look like this: wd://player-uuid/page.html

    Internal pages

    WebDisplays comes with 3 internal pages:

    • mod://webdisplays/main.html The default homepage
    • mod://webdisplays/io.html Is a page that demoes the Redstone Input Port and the Redstone Output Port capabilities
    • mod://webdisplays/blacklisted.html Is displayed if a blacklisted page shows up

    JavaScript

    Web pages may interact with screens using MCEF queries. These can be invoked using the following code:

    1 window.mcefQuery(request: "WebDisplays_", 2 persistent: true, 3 onSuccess: function(response) <>, 4 onFailure: function(errCode, errMsg) <> 5 >); 

    Some queries require parameters to work. Parameters are passed in the query name between parenthesis. For instance, the GetRedstoneAt requires x and y parameters, so the request name should look like this: WebDisplays_GetRedstoneAt(0, 0) . Please note that the query names are case insensitive.

    WebDisplays will return data in the JSON format through the success callback.

    You can also use the wdlib.js file, which is completely free and features easy-to-use functions to interact with WebDisplays.

    Queries

    This is a list of queries which do not require any extension to work:

    Query name	Arguments	Return value	Comment
    GetSize	None
    GetUpgrades	None		The name of each upgrades can be found on their wiki page
    IsOwner	None		Returns true if the client is the screen owner
    GetRotation	None		Multiply by 90 to get the and in degrees
    GetSide	None		0 to 5 (inclusive), B-T-N-S-W-E order

    Callbacks

    This is a list of functions called by WebDisplays

    • webdisplaysUpgradesChanged() will be called when an upgrade is installed or removed from the screen

    Источник

    Mod webdisplays main html

    Please select your Minecraft version, the mod version and then hit the download button

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    MCEF before Minecraft 1.10.2 does NOT work with the new launcher. Please use the old launcher or switch to Minecraft 1.10 or 1.12.

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    Thank you for downloading WebDisplays

    We hope you’ll have fun with it. If you need help, check out the WebDisplays wiki

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    What’s WebDisplays?

    WebDisplays is Minecraft mod which adds a web browser block to the game. This web browser can be used in many ways: displaying videos, billboarding, and much more!

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