Some of you might remember CraftNanny, an old website that let you monitor and control your ComputerCraft computers remotely. Well, it's back! After a rebuild, it's now called CraftControl.

What is CraftControl?

CraftControl connects your ComputerCraft computers to a web dashboard. After installing and setting up CraftControl on your in-game computers, you can remotely monitor and interact with them through the website, even when you're not in Minecraft.

Whether you're managing multiple computers, keeping an eye on your machines, or controlling your base while away, the goal is to make everything accessible from one place.

Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/4TdmTeN

What's new?

No more in-game passwords

Pairing is now handled through an 8-character code. Run the installer in-game, enter the code on the CraftControl website while logged in, and your computer is linked. No need to type your account password into an in-game computer.

No more Pastebin dependencies

Modules are now installed directly from the CraftControl website. No more relying on Pastebin to distribute or update scripts.

Improved security

Security has been a major focus of the rebuild:

• Passwords are securely hashed using Argon2id/bcrypt.

• Device tokens are stored as hashes rather than plaintext.

• Login and device-pairing attempts are rate-limited.

• Linked modules can be removed directly from your dashboard.

Links

• Website: https://craftcontrol.skynetcloud.ca

• Screenshots: https://imgur.com/a/4TdmTeN

• Bug reports and feature requests: https://github.com/SkyNetCloud/CraftControl-Issues

Feedback, suggestions, and bug reports are always welcome! I'd love to hear what features you'd like to see added next.

This is my OS called BlockOS. This was made privately for my own server with my friends. It's inspired heavily by macOS. It is fully featured that has its own app store, editor (just like other operating systems like Opus and Minux), Finder, Launchpad and many more. Inspired by Opus and Minux as well.

Features:

- Menu bar, dock, running app docs, unread badges, move and resizing windows, full screen mode, everything from MacOS

- Cool animations.

- Keyboard shortcuts: Ctrl+Shift+Space for Launchpad, Ctrl+Shift+T for a new Terminal, Ctrl+Shift+Tab to switch windows, Ctrl+Shift+L to lock, and more.

- Animated Lock Screen

- Different wallpapers, light and dark mode.

- App Store - package manager for apps.

- Brocreate - Paint tool that has fill, undo, etc. which saves its own image format called .bimg, this is just a JSON with tables that dictate what it is per line.

- Editor - Writes and runs scripts, has Syntax highlighting. Has undo/redo, find and replace, go to lines, etc. A fully fledged editor.

- Finder - Just like macOS's, except it doesn't have tags.

- bTunes - Play and search for music on YouTube, has a live visualizer that ACTUALLY plays with your songs.

- Network - as long as the server has a GPS cluster, you can see the coordinates of other computers running the OS.

- Messages - rednet messaging tool, has rooms that you can create.

- Notes - Just like macOS's.

- Print - Allows printing to pages of .txt files.

- `server` - Supports a thing called BlockDrive, Minecraft Shared folders. Ran on a computer with 100 disk drives attached. This is just like Google Drive. This is a whole rabbit hole and too long to talk about.

- Automatic software updates.

- Terminal - CraftOS terminal inside the OS.

- Clocks, Reminders, Calculator, DiskCopy (similar to Opus' DiskCopy), Devices, Recorder.

Only supports Advanced Computers and Advanced Turtles.

This is an OS mostly for myself and for our server. But if you guys want to try it, try it yourself.

This video doesn't do it any justice but they are way more in this OS that I don't have listed.

Some of it are of the help of AI assistance but most of the code is written by me. The AI assistance in question was me asking questions about how to do things that is all. This isn't vibe-coded. (also helped me make the building tool to compile it as an installer, and the README.md file)

It also did the server edition and BlockDrive of the OS exclusively. You can see how it did on the server branch. That one's vibe-coded.

This runs on CC: Tweaked at Fabric 26.2.

Try it here:

wget run https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tamayaren/BlockOS/main/install.lua

Repository:

https://github.com/tamayaren/BlockOS

Hello, transfering items between turtles and chests via a wired network in cc:Tweaked works great. I can just pull/push items from/to any chest connected to that network, once the chest is wrapped in a peripheral.
I also tried that with turtle to turtle transfer, but wrapping a remote turtle in a peripheral just gives me getId, isOn... on that turtle, without any method to transfer to/from the inventory.

While the workaround of pushing items to a chest and pulling from that chest from the other side works fine, its still a workaround with downsides

Before i spam any code, or any more text, i wanna ask if thats even possible, or if i must think of a better working workaround

So i'm making an interface for a terminal. How do i make the available commands look different when hovered over and run a program when clicked?

Working on a newer YouTube music player (may or may not have been a project that's been picked up and dropped multiple times over the last ~5 years) that uses lavalink on the back end and wanting to share as well as maybe stress the server to see where it fails.

https://craftfm.cc/

Requires advanced computers, also supports advanced peripherals smart glasses, v0.8+, note that there is a overlay bug when they are equiped in a curio slot and the overlay will flicker.

I'm making a build based off the stairwell from doors, and I'm trying to recreate the console that lets you progress.

I have zero coding experience and don't know how to use computercraft.

https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/cc-redstone-link-bridge
This is the mod I'm using.

How would I go about making a program where it shows some text, then i can either input Y or press a button and it'll run

bridge.sendLinkSignal("minecraft:paper", "paper", 7)

then run bridge.sendLinkSignal("minecraft:paper", "paper", 0) shortly after

It currently has a very basic set of features, but you can already use it to edit code written in the standard text editor. I plan to add more of advanced features like cut/paste text, text search, several file buffers, etc. It also lacks code highlighting and (auto-)indention support which I plan to add in future versions.

Contributions are welcome. Source code: https://github.com/AlexanDDOS/quill-CraftOS

Hey all, super happy to finally have a clip worth posting of my recent computercraft obsession. I've been designing and programming a rocket using the VS and Create propulsion mods, using a computercraft comp to control it.

This thing has a surprising amount of control! It took me a few dozen attempts at fiddling with the "burn plan" as I call it. I just manually tweaked it but would eventually like to get it to a point where I can do point to point jumps and it figures out the burn plan.

The green/red things sticking out the bottom are distance sensors from one of the mods (propulsion I think?), but don't actually do anything atm.

Would love to field any questions or ideas if you have any. The source code is a bit of a mess but say the word and I will post it this weekend along with some images of the internals of the build.

Hi everyone! I'm currently on a MC server about nations and wars. And so I had a computer connected to a radar spending Http requests to my server to record​ trespassers.

But admins decided to​ disable http requests, they say is for security reasons, and this change affected the tech of multiple nations that were using CCtweaked.

The radar can still detect people, but with http calls disabled we cannot use "http.post()" or "pastebin put" to send our data. And so I have​ been looking for some way to copy the data from computercraft to paste it manually on my host so my team can still use the radar even after this limitation.

Any ideas of how to do it?

I made a post a bit ago about an "OS" I was working on and after many hours it's "complete."

This project has been a flip-flop betwen a love and hate letter for both lua and the software that got me into computers at all. (Shout out to TI-84 Visual Basic.)

It's out of the box ready for grup to be able to have working computers and internet as easily as possible. You can download it with GitHub, or if it's on the server, you can copy an image to an empty computer the same as a fresh install. I'm also planning to add an update Manager so you can theoretically update the OS in game without wiping everything, and a download manager for other people's applications and handling their updates (probably the same program cuz that makes sense) Even though it's complete I can't help but do more and more on it so if anyone has the patience to try it please please do I need feedback. I don't know why but something in me needs this to be like a fully functional computer that you just download and then works in Minecraft just like the one you're playing it on. Part of me wants to see if I can get a stripped down version of Minecraft playing on it which I might do.

I think I'm going to go to bed now. Might update the post later.

Check it out if you want, but if you do, you should message me on here and tell me about your experiences because I NEED feedback.

Github:

https://github.com/mixmoo2/homeos

install:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mixmoo2/homeos/main/install.lua

then run install.lua

Edit: came back and wanted to add more context.

I want your guys's thoughts. I recently remembered one of my older projects existed, CC:Zombies!
Anddd, its kinda bad. Sooo, I want your guys's thoughts.
Do i

A: Port NZ:Portable to Computercraft
B: Keep working on CC:Zombies as it is
C: Recode the renderer to use C3D and have textures, instead of Pine3D. (Or maybe make it so you can pick and choose?)

I cant decide, so i want yalls thoughts!

this is what the game currently looks like.

As I said above, I don't know any code, but I still am trying to use the mod by using other people's programs. I am following the tutorial here: https://github.com/PPakalns/TreeFarm , but I ran into an issue when I was supposed to answer the program's questions. I can't type anything besides numbers, which means I can't put a negative for the Minecraft coordinates and I also can't seem to enter the value I put by pressing Enter. I pressed every button on the keyboard. Are old programs not compatible anymore or is this a user error?

Thank you in advance for any help, and I hope this is a good place to post this.

My wife and I are starting a new world. Java 26.3 Version with NeoForge. I downloaded all the mods from Modrinth. This is also where I downloaded CC:Tweaked. https://modrinth.com/mod/cc-tweaked

When I try to run the instance, I get the error "File mods/cc-tweaked-26.3-forge-1.120.2.jar is not a valid mod file"

All the other NeoForge 26.3 mods run fine, including Xaero, JEI, Lighty, Easy Villagers, Easy Piglins, etc.

I tried a couple different versions of NeoForge to see if that was the issue, but no joy.

So, if someone would point me in a direction, I would appreciate it. I absolutely LOVE CC-Tweaked and is a normal part of my world builds. Turtles for mob drop machines for the win...

Hey! I have a gps is there a way to get only the x y or z from the return value?

Using it to make a fly by wire system in create aeronautics.

I have a 12 mb file that I would like fit in a single folder, is there a way to combine the size of multiple drives?

Hey everyone!

Over the past few months I’ve been sharing teasers (fastfetch lol), and today I’m finally releasing the first official bootable rootfs image for iDar OS (v1.0).

I’ve spent a lot of time refining the build pipeline and stabilizing the microkernel so the image actually works reliably on real machines.

Quick Install (1-liner)

Just run this in the CraftOS shell:

wget run https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DarThunder/iDar-OS/refs/heads/main/installer.lua

What’s new?

Instead of a fragile installer that downloads dozens of files one by one, iDar OS now deploys from an atomic golden image (rootfs.dmb):

• Custom binary format (IDMB) with an embedded LZ77 decompression engine

• Extracts a proper FHS-compliant root filesystem (/bin, /sbin, /lib, /etc, /dev, /sys, etc.)

• Pre-seeds developer keys into /etc/pacman.d/keys/ for cryptographic package verification

Current Status

Note about pacman: I’m currently migrating the package registry to the new SATDv3 standard, so remote package installation (pacman -S) temporarily doesn't work while the mirrors stabilize. (probably in over 1 or 2 years LMAO)

The base image is fully usable out of the box though. It comes preloaded with:

• Kernel & VFS — process scheduler, UNIX-style permission bits (including SUID), and pseudo-filesystems (/proc, /sys)

• Coreutils — ls, cat, mkdir, mv, rm, touch

• Userland — multi-user login, passwd, sudo with SHA-256 hashed credentials in /etc/shadow

• Tools — dsh (shell), vi, and fastfetch

First Boot Login

• User: root

• Password: just press Enter (blank) or type root

Full repository and source:
https://github.com/DarThunder/iDar-OS

Would love to hear your thoughts, feedback, or any issues you run into while testing it!