🖥️ OpenComputers Virtual Machine Emulator

This project allows you to create OpenComputers virtual machines and emulate player interactions with them as they would function in a Minecraft world. 🌍

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✨ Features

• 🖱️ One-Click VM Generation: Comes pre-configured with OpenOS by default.
• 🔄 Unlimited VM Instances: Each VM is displayed in a separate window.
• 🖼️ Automatic Screen Scaling: Includes antialiasing for smoother visuals.
• ⚙️ Customizable Hardware:
  • 📂 Set custom HDD and EEPROM paths.
  • 📐 Adjust virtual screen aspect ratios.
  • 🧠 Limit VM runtime RAM.
• 🔊 Simulated Sounds: Emulates:
  • HDD access.
  • computer.beep().
  • Ambient cooler "bshhhhhhh" sounds with volume control.
• 📡 Cross-VM Communication: Messaging via virtual modems.
• 📉 Toolbar Control: Hide the toolbar for an immersive experience.
• 💾 State Persistence: Save and load VMs with all component addresses and configurations.
• 🛠️ Data Card Component: Fully implemented for advanced functionality.
• 🧩 Support for Multiple Identical Components.

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🚀 Planned Features

• 📦 Support for newer Java versions.
• 🔄 Lua architecture switching.
• 🛍️ Online store for downloading components.
• 🛠️ VS Code extension for running Lua programs in the VM.
• 🌐 Full support for components listed on OpenComputers Documentation.
• 🤖 Support for drone, robot, and microcontroller VMs.

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📥 Installation

1. Install Java SE 1.8:
   • Ensure you have Java SE 1.8 with the old Java FX installed. You can download it from here. ⚠️
2. Run the Application:
   • Execute the .jar file. 📂

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🛠️ Development Status

This project is still under development. You can try the latest build located in the /out/ directory. Please note that it is provided without guarantees. 😺

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