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It come when I record Floor.
Is this because I ave two elevator in the same grid ?
(but I name group piston with 1 and 2 number)
System.NullReferenceException:
Object reference not set to an
instance of an object
at Program.Ding(StringdroupName, String Suffix, String floorName, String action, list'1doorWaitList0
at Program.Main(String argument, UpdateTypeupdateSource)
no idea what to do
-Pistons must be in the elevator piston group
-To save a floor, set the pistons at your floor height, then run the programmable block with the argument to save a floor with the floor name right after the argument (I don't remember the argument) (Example: <theargument> [floor1])
-To go to a floor, run the PB with your floor name, no argument required other than the floor name.
The timer bug is still there tho.
I named my "common" arrival timer block "Timer Block (elevator)". However I tried something : when I add all floors names to the "common" timer block's name, it work with every floors and open the floor doors when you arrive (It's not ideal but at least it work)
It seems the script is able to open the doors only if it detect the floor tag in any timer block's name. (even if the timer block is toggled off and have no action setup), and have trouble finding the "common" timer block if there is no floor tag.
Having a single timer block is still better than having one timer block per floor (or 2 before today's update when using hangar doors)
Thinking about it, the only suggestions I have now are not really usefull or could be achieved in other ways.
About the timers though, you should be able to have a common arrival timer. It's designed to look for a separate one for each floor, but if you just have a group with one timer in it, it will search by proximity and find the only one there is. *Unless*, possibly, you name your floor "2" and your timer is "Timer 2" . Personally, I use "1F", "2F" etc. Otherwise it might be good idea to take the numbers out of the timer name, unless that's actually what floor they go on.
Anyway let me know how it goes.