- Get the code from https://gist.github.com/k3rni/5400291
- Upload, paste or type it into the Computercraft editor
- Alternatively, install cc-get and then run
cc-get mctechtree
- Run it:
mctechtree <item name>
- Clone the repository
- Ensure you are working from the latest HEAD
- Create a new branch for your changes, name it appropriately (e.g. the mod you're adding recipes for, a feature name)
- Write recipes and/or code.
- Submit a pull request.
Run techtree.rb
after each set of changes in the recipe files. It will tell you what's wrong - missing items, naming conflicts, bad definitions. Check your YAML files with a validator (such as http://yamllint.com) if you're not sure, as these errors tend to give rather cryptic messages.