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Long Range/Laser Lua Radar/Lidar Controller

A radar/lidar displayer that shows the distance between you and whatever the distance sensor senses using lua, it also remembers old readings to create a circular depth map. Works on every monitor size!

Place a laser distance sensor on top of a velocity pivot and connect the distance sensors output and the current position of the velocity pivot to the microcontroller (make sure the distance sensor is pointing forwards)
And connect the video output to a screen.
Also if desired connect the proximity alert to a buzzer and in the microcontrollers settings change the proximity alert distance(in meters).
When it is fully zoomed in it will show a max of 250 meters on the monitor, when it is fully zoomed out it will show a max of 2000 meters.
And if you want you can change the colours and transparency of all the things inside the microcontrollers settings.
(recommended speed of the velocity pivot is 0.4-0.47 so it doesnt accidently skip saving some positions)

Distance sensor:
A number output value from a laser distance sensor between 0 and 2000.

Current rotation:
The current rotation being output from a velocity pivot in turns (the standard output)

Proximity alarm:
A on/off value to connect to buzzer so that they beep when the distance sensor detects a value lower than the specified distance.

Proximity alarm 2:
A on/off value to connect to buzzer so that they beep when the distance sensor detects a value lower than the specified distance.

Video output:
The video output to connect to screens so they display the radar/lidar (supports multiple monitors at the same time)

Radar "Colour":
The red, green and blue settings require a value between 0 and 255 to colour the main parts of the radar. Alpha also requires a value between 0 and 255 for the transparency, 0 is see through and 255 is 100% visible.

Old radar "Colour":
The red, green and blue settings require a value between 0 and 255 to colour the scanned parts of the radar. Alpha also requires a value between 0 and 255 for the transparency, 0 is see through and 255 is 100% visible.

Radar beam "Colour":
The red, green and blue settings require a value between 0 and 255 to colour the beam which is inside the scanned area. Alpha also requires a value between 0 and 255 for the transparency, 0 is see through and 255 is 100% visible.

Display text?:
A on/off value to set whether it should display the currently detected distance on the screen.

Proximity alarm minimum distance:
The minimum amount of meters the distance sensor needs to detect before it starts outputting to the buzzer output.

Proximity alarm minimum distance 2:
The minimum amount of meters the distance sensor needs to detect before it starts outputting to the buzzer output.

Standard zoom:
The standard amount of meters shown in the radar from the center.

Display zoom text?:
A on/off value to set whether it should display the current zoom used on the radar.

Display slider?:
A on/off value to set whether it should display a slider showing how zoomed in it currently is.

overlay coming soon maybe idk
the slider should be fixed now