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Повідомити про проблему з перекладом
I haven't updated the script for 1.207 or Apex Survival Pack.
Not with this Version but with the experimental Version (Currently at v41q) with some minor tricks.
You can find it in the PB here:
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2801918566
Is there a way to make the widebars thicker/taller? I'd like to make a single bar occupy the whole of a small grid corner lcd, or have like 3 bars take up a whole lcd panel. I know the length can be changed for the bars, I have not found any way to change the width or scale, would this be a possible feature to add if its not already possible.
Thanks
Sorry, hab deine Nachricht erst jetzt gesehen.
Kannst du mir evtl. eine Beispielwelt machen.
So das ich das Problem nachvollziehen kann?
das Script ist Klasse! It gives each display a visual upgrade which simplifies the overview.
Unfortunately I ran into the problem that the PB block tells me “script execution finished, script has used more statements than the limit of 50000”. Which really surprises me, as the number is very large.
I have also tried splitting the screens into two FSD PB blocks, but the other one still won't work.
(I tried splitting ShowStats with 1 and 2)
Not with the public version v37 but with the (before mentioned) experimental version v41.
in the latter the command should be:
ShowStats
FSDgroup, filter(+steelplate) SingleIcon NoSubGrids Weight
EndStats
or
ShowStats
FSDgroup, filter(+steelplate) SingleIcon NoSubGrids Items
EndStats
First you would have to create a block group of all the blocks that could contain your item.
Let's call it "FSDgroup"
And the item you are searching for is "Steel Plate"
ShowStats
FSDgroup, filter(+steelplate) SingleIcon NoSubGrids
EndStats
explanation:
FSDgroup: defines the block or block-group FSD is looking for
filter: command to filter all the inventories in the selected blocks for a specific qualifier
(+steelplate): qualifier is: only items of the type "steelplate" will be counted
SingleIcon: only show a single icon instead of a group
NoSubGrids: only look on your ship, not on connected grids