I think a fun addition of RFID/Mag Swipe Cards could come to the game that could allow saving a small amount of data onto cards or special auth codes the user creates onto the cards.

Example:

• A security door that only allows entrance if the correct card is swiped on a Mag Swiper or some other input that can read the card and the computer can use the data from that peripheral to do something.

The peripheral can use events that the swipe would call like "card_swiped", card

Methods

• cardWrite(<CHANNEL/ADDRESS>,) Writes data to card that is swiped after the call
• cardRead(<ADDRESS [optional]>) Reads card at the address location or just reads entire card as a array
• readerStatus(STATUS) A status or the reader saying if it is processing, active, ect... readerStatus(1) for a yellow light maybe
• cardClear() Clears data on card
• and more
  Maybe have some status lights on the card swiper as well for more interactivity and look
  Cards could also can be dyed or their color set

Just a suggestion that could be fun for users to mess about with <3

Thanks for the report! I'm afraid I'm not going to implement this. I think it's a neat idea, but I think there's a couple of ways to implement this with CC:T's existing functionality, which I think are a bit more fun:

• You can use floppy disks as a "card" so shift+click the item into a hopper/drive, have a computer read it, and then eject it again.
• Use a pocket computer — you can use the distance parameter on the modem_message event to check if a pocket computer is very close to the door, and unlock it if so.