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Your link group names are very long and I'm not 100% sure if the script can handle spaces in the the link group names. When I tried with your LCD names in my test world, the second panel from your second link group was actually being linked as the third LCD to the first group.
It's best to keep LINK names simple like,
!LINK:A 1
!LINK:A 2
!LINK:B 1
!LINK:B 2
etc.
I'm running this script in a solo, creative world at the moment, mainly for testing purposes.
I've used Automatic LCDs a little here and a little there, but have no real experience with it outside of concept testing.
I've gotten into the habit of naming everything so as to avoid confusion when ships/vehicles are connected to a base.
I know a lot of folks that play this game most likely focus on building ships and rovers and that sort of thing, but my forte seems to be designing bases and outposts, so I do a lot of design testing. The current design that I'm working on is probably the most complex one that I have done so far, and all but requires me to use a script like this just to keep track of everything going on.
I have displays showing all kinds of stuff, but when I got to this part of the setup, it all went to hell in a handbasket, as they say... lol
I will try coming up with a shorter name, that makes sense, and see if that fixes my issue.
I currently have about 10 status LCD panels that I don't want getting mixed-up if something goes sideways, so I've come up with this naming system to hopefully avoid that, but it now turns out that it may be the very problem.
I'll try that and see what happens.
I may be back though... lol
I tried simply abbreviating some of the name, that garnered the same results, two blank screens.
What finally did the trick was a combination of shortening the name and removing my LCD tag at the beginning of the name.
Once I did that, both screens popped to life and started displaying their info.
I'm now in the process of renaming the other panels so as to avoid this issue in the future.
Thank you so much for your help.