For all those asking how to out put the values into your PID you have to take the values you get when tuning your variables and input them into your other PID, the one you want to use.

doeent make any output

Also look at Autonomous157's reply, I didn't know this was uploaded as a vehicle and not a microcontroller, so check your workshop creations list too.

@Astatine_66
Have you tried restarting Stormworks? Resubscribing to this microcontroller? If neither of the latter work, I'd suggest reinstalling the game to see if that resolves the issue.

For some reason it doesn't show up at all in my workshop vehicles or workshop micro controllers.

Haven it's a vehicle. you paste it into your creation and hook up the logic

For some reason this controller isn't appearing in-game in the editor, but all my other subscribed microcontrollers are?

how do i connect this to my pid

First off, Great Gadget. Makes understanding PID a loot easier. However I had a problem. When I created my own micro with the PID setting I found on 'NJ PID TUNER', my PID/Micro went crazy.

For some resin I have to put in a Clamp in (just like 'NJ PID TUNER' layed out) after the PID and now it's stable. Why would that happen?

Has anyone else had this problem?

It seems you can't input numbers for the Integral value of less than 0.01, it always rounds to zero (or at least that is what is shown on the keypad, so hard to know if it is actually working internally). This does work on the normal PID block, and in fact you recommend using 0.00001 in your jet engine helicopter tutorial. I basically followed that tutorial verbatim, but then switched out this tuner for the PID you set up there, then tried to input the same settings as a starting point. Just won't work.

PID's and Modular Engines dont really work well together in my opinion.

I'm trying to use this to calibrate a modular engine genset that i created. Basically I want to eliminate the throttle, just start up the engine and clutch in the generator after a certain period. The pid will adjust the throttle based on load to keep the engine at a certain rpm.

I have set my RPS to ~30 but when I press the starter, I can't get the AFR to go above 6.9. Any ideas to help? Yes, the engine works fine using conventional throttle controls.

This is epic! It saves a lot of time and makes the PID much more understandable. also watched the video tutorial.
Just one question:
When you start tuning the P value, should the oscillation be uniform, or slightly getting bigger or smaller?

Please read description.....

Don't this make it a calculator and not a tuner is it don't tune anything lol.

This doesn't help me with making my modular engine work...

Was literally about to begin making and tuning my first PID since the middle of 2019, this'll help a bunch, thanks!

This helps

Thanks!

Sweet, thanks for uploading it.
@CTH2004 - He has a video about it on youtube. You should watch it.

what is "PID"?

thx this realy helps!

Can't wait to use this. Thanks for making it work on a 2x2 as well!