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==== Instructions ====
# Instructions
* Steps 1-4 only needs done the 1st time you place down a turtle.
* Step 5 is optional
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2. R-click turtle
3. Set name
<code>set name <name></code>
```set name <name>```
4a. The black list feature from step 5a stopped working sometime around 1.19.2 so I started hardcoding the black list into the script. You can download my version from github using:
<code>wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/claythegamer/c173951e9ea7fd7f0ccb7cdb7fd05efa/raw/7caa2eb410739b03f436dbd40716f9ec7241571c/gistfile1.txt quarry</code>
```wget https://gist.githubusercontent.com/claythegamer/c173951e9ea7fd7f0ccb7cdb7fd05efa/raw/7caa2eb410739b03f436dbd40716f9ec7241571c/gistfile1.txt quarry```
<del>4a. Download quarry program from pastebin
<code>pastebin get rpXRAZs4 quarry</code></del>
```pastebin get rpXRAZs4 quarry```</del>
5a. Create black-list
<code>edit no-mine-me</code>
```edit no-mine-me```
5b. paste in blacklisted mats. This step is only needed it you want the turtle to disreguard stone/cobble. Use step 6a if you wish to have a blacklist.
Example:
<code>
```
minecraft:stone
minecraft:chest
minecraft:sand
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minecraft:andesite
minecraft:granite
</code>
```
5c. Not nessisary for everyone, only need to do this if the blacklist feature fails for you. Skip this step unless you know what you're doing.
The black list feature from step 5a stopped working sometime around 1.19.2 so I started hardcoding the black list into the script. You can add blocks to the blacklist in the script around line 768.
Example:
<code>
```
--oreQuarry blacklist
local blacklist = { "minecraft:air", "minecraft:bedrock", "minecraft:cobblestone", "minecraft:dirt", "minecraft:ice", "minecraft:ladder", "minecraft:netherrack", "minecraft:tuff", "minecraft:sand", "minecraft:sandstone",
"minecraft:snow", "minecraft:snow_layer", "minecraft:stone", "minecraft:gravel", "minecraft:grass", "minecraft:torch", "minecraft:diorite", "minecraft:andesite", "minecraft:granite", "byg:soapstone", "minecraft:cobbled_deepslate"
</code>
```
6. Run quarry
6a. Skips everything on the blacklist and only brings ores back to the chest.
<code>quarry -chest left -oreQuarry true -blacklist no-mine-me.lua -doRefuel true</code>
```quarry -chest left -oreQuarry true -blacklist no-mine-me.lua -doRefuel true```
6b. Mines everything, makes a big hole!
<code>quarry -chest left -doRefuel true</code>
```quarry -chest left -doRefuel true```
Note: add -startDown X to the end of 6a if the turtle messes up and needs to start a few levels down. I have found this work better than the -restore argument. Example to -startDown 50 blocks from the start.
<code>quarry -chest left -oreQuarry true -blacklist no-mine-me.lua -doRefuel true -startDown 50</code>
```quarry -chest left -oreQuarry true -blacklist no-mine-me.lua -doRefuel true -startDown 50```