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| <code>containsMainboard</code> || <code>boolean</code> || READ || Returns whether a mainboard is located in the GUI slot. If this is false, most methods will throw an error. | | <code>containsMainboard</code> || <code>boolean</code> || READ || Returns whether a mainboard is located in the GUI slot. If this is false, most methods will throw an error. | ||
Latest revision as of 02:08, 7 September 2026
Sometimes you may wish to modify a Mainboard that is not located in the current Computer. This is precisely the purpose of the Mainboard Programmer block. To modify a mainboard, simply put it into the block's GUI and run any of the component API methods below.
Provided component
This block provides the mainboardProgrammer component, offering the following properties:
| Name | Type | Read/Write | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
uniqueId
|
integer
|
READ | A unique numeric ID tied to this peripheral device, generated on block placement and persistent across restarts. |
containsMainboard |
boolean |
READ | Returns whether a mainboard is located in the GUI slot. If this is false, most methods will throw an error. |
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
:getMainboardTier() |
integer |
Returns the tier of the mainboard, ranging from 1 to 3. |
:setUefiData(data:string) |
void |
Sets the executable UEFI data to the given string. |
:getUefiData() |
string |
Returns the executable UEFI data. |
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