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i'm sure people will help you there and its also much easier to explain things there than in the steam comment section here.
Love your scripts! however i have an issue with this script copying to the editor. The log dous not display any errors but for no reason its not loading the script. any other script will copy just fine, its only this one that's buggy.
any ideas what could cause this problem?
2022-08-13 10:45:32.783 - Thread: 1 -> MyGuiScreenEditor MyGuiScreenBase.LoadContent
2022-08-13 10:45:34.041 - Thread: 1 -> MyGuiBlueprintScreen_Reworked MyGuiScreenBase.LoadContent
2022-08-13 10:45:38.134 - Thread: 10 -> Up to date mod: Id = 1385882093, title = 'Isy's Light Color Changer'
2022-08-13 10:45:38.367 - Thread: 1 -> MyGuiBlueprintScreen_Reworked MyGuiScreenBase.UnloadContent - START
2022-08-13 10:45:38.367 - Thread: 1 -> MyGuiBlueprintScreen_Reworked MyGuiScreenBase.UnloadContent - END
Red Alert Lights;255,0,0
For back to normal, use:
Red Alert Lights;255,255,255
Example:
PB argument: Group Lights,command
Interior light Custom Data:
[command 1, on/off, [r,g,b],etc,etc]
[command 2, on/off, [r,g,b],etc,etc]
etc
G:[command 1, on/off, [r,g,b],etc,etc] (G:[] to adress the entire group)
eventually you can elaborate the script wherein you might even can create time delayed actions for like depressurizing a hangarbay before opening the doors with 1 press of a button.
Other option: Pull the programmable block to any kind of hotbar (flight seat, cockpit, button panel, etc..), choose option run and put the command in the popup window, that asks for an argument..
i no idea