Quick description

I've been trying to get the Computer Controller Seed Analyser (CCSA) to work with OpenComputers but no succes. Placing the CCSA next to the Computer Case or next to an Adapter, it does not show up when calling "component.list()". I've done my tests with a note block to see if it's actually working and the note block is recognized by the Adapter.

Related issues and searches

I found the following topic related to AgriCraft and OpenComputers which might explain why the CCSA is not working.

Mods and versions used

• Minecraft:
• AgriCraft:
• InfinityLib:
• [List the other required mods here]

Steps to replicate the issue

1. Set up an OpenComputers Computer
2. Connect an Adapter to it
3. Connected the CCSA to the Adapter
4. Run "lua" command on the OpenComputer and run "component.list()" command
5. The CCSA does not show

Same if you directly connect the CCSA to the computer

Expectations and explanations

I would expect the OpenComputer to find the CCSA and show it as a component that can be used.

Your environment

• How are you playing?
  • Operating System: Windows 10
  • Launcher: Twitch
  • Modpack: Project Ozone 3
• What kind of server:
  • Singleplayer
  • Multiplayer
• Game Modes:
  • Survival
  • Creative
• Save File:
  • Brand new save
  • Only an existing save

Links to crash logs, stack traces, etc

No crashes

Screenshots (or videos)

For the devs, is the modid in the @optional method case sensitive? TileEntityPeripheral.java has it as "opencomputers"; wondering if it ought to be "OpenComputers".

All modids are lowercase.

Ah, both OC and this blog show upper case for both, which is why I had thought it might be so.

You are looking at a branch targetting 1.7.10 which did not have that enforcement.

Ah, gotcha. Thanks

I'm having the same issue

Having the exact same problem.

Combined into #572