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"En3rgyCrafter 25 Mar, 2019 @ 7:43pm"
Not sure what is wrong with the code, but something broke on line 379.
The error is: Program (379,95): Error:
There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'items' of 'IMyInventory.GetItems(List<MyInventoryItem>, Func<MyInventoryItem, bool>)'
And how do I get it to display on an LCD?
Thanks
The error is:
There is no argument given that corresponds to the required formal parameter 'items' of 'IMyInventory.GetItems(List<MyInventoryItem>, Func<MyInventoryItem, bool>)'
I also have an update coming soon that allows configuring both desired quantity, and maximum quantity. The script will ensure everything is at the desired quantity, and then start building things up to the maximum quantity.
the first time the one above did not start then it was the turn of the one at the bottom ...
at least yours does not crash when I add a component :D
but unfortunately it does not work with two wide LCDs, this is the only problem I have found.
Big thank you for this script ;)
I hope you Have a nice day.