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Type: IngameScript
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18 Apr, 2017 @ 2:24pm
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Isy's Docked Ships Info

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Isy's Main Scripts
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Description
This script searches for currently docked ships and prints their names on a LCD panel. Great for Hangars.

Current Version:
Version: 1.6.1
Date: 2023-11-10

Main features:
  • reads the ship names of currently docked ships
  • reads the connector a ship is connected to
  • displays statistics of a ship like battery, hydrogen, oxygen and cargo levels
  • highly customizeable LCD content via custom data settings
  • scrolling LCD text, if the list gets too long

Basic Setup:
  • create a LCD panel and add 'IDS-main' to its name
  • set up a programmable block with the script, check code, remember & exit and you're done!
  • NO TIMER required!

Master options:
All settings, that can be changed via the LCD's custom data, can also be set as master options inside the script config. Every new LCD and every LCD that has master options enabled will get these settings.

LCD Options:
You can enable and disable many settings of the LCDs by setting the values in their custom data to true or false. These options are automatically generated on every newly added LCD. Right now, there are three categories of settings:

Master options: disable this to enable custom settings per LCD
useMasterOptions=true

Basic settings: hide or show specific items
showNumbers=true showDockingTime=true showConnectorName=true showShipHealth=true showBatteryCharge=true showHydrogenLevel=true showOxygenLevel=true showCargoLevel=true

Visual settings: sorting and spacing
showHeading=true compactShipStats=false scrollText=true showFreeConnectors=true sortByConnector=true emptyLineBetweenEntries=true

Monitored connectors: this category is kind of special as you can monitor specific connectors or connector groups for more room based output (e.g.: hangar). This feature is also useful if you want to show connectors, that are not on your main grid but on a connected subgrid.
Put a single connector name or a groupname here. Leave blank to monitor all! monitoredConnectors= showGroupHeading=true

LCD Panel Setup
The following topic explains, how to use LCD panels (regular and block LCDs) of my script. Whenever you add one of the following keywords to a LCD name, the keyword gets transformed to the universal [IsyLCD] keyword. In the custom data, you can then set different options about the LCD as well as the screen, the information should be shown (on blocks like cockpits, programmable blocks and so on). The custom data will look like this:

@# KEYWORD

@# stands for the screen, the information is shown, where # is the screen identifier number from 0 to the max number of screens - 1. A programmable block for example has two screens: The main screen and the keyboard. Both can be used to show the script informations (screen 0 and screen 1). To change the screen, you want to show your informations, just edit the screen identifier number in the custom data.

It is also possible to display informations of different scripts in one block by using this syntax (MMaster's Automatic LCDs 2 uses the same syntax and all of my other scripts).

LCD Keywords
Main LCD
This is the main screen and heart of the script. All your docked ships will be shown here. Just add the following keyword to a LCD name:
IDS-main

You can enable or disable specific informations on the LCD by editing its custom data.

Warning LCD
You can display all current warnings and problems on a dedicated LCD screen. Just add the following keyword to a LCD name:
IDS-warnings

Performance LCD
You can display the script performance (PB terminal output) on a dedicated LCD screen. Just add the following keyword to a LCD name:
IDS-performance

Multi-panel screens
You can display your docked ships over multiple screens by giving all screens the same group tag. This tag can be any word you want and has nothing to do with terminal groups. To start off, tag two ore more screens with IDS-main and wait until the script has converted the tag into [IsyLCD].
Then edit first line of the custom data of each LCD with the following syntax:
@0 IDS-main:GROUP#
  • GROUP is a name of your choice
  • # is the number of the LCD in the row

So, LCD 1 should have
@0 IDS-main:myCoolGroupname1

and LCD 2
@0 IDS-main:myCoolGroupname2

as the first line of the custom data.

Tutorial Videos:
How to enable ingame scripts: https://youtu.be/NkhZ7BbYgvc
Script video guide: https://youtu.be/xXRCXk-uxb4

Note:
  • Be sure to always check your ownership! All used blocks should be owned by you (Owner: Me)!

Known Bugs / Planned Features:
  • nothing for now

Credits:
I have to give a big thanks to Mygira for the basic idea of the script and the testing he has done for me! Thanks, buddy!

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210 Comments
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Isy  [author] 22 Aug @ 2:06pm 
As steam doesn't facilitate it: Thumbs up to the last post!
Gromit 22 Aug @ 4:34am 
Looking at the commands mentioned, I think this is related to Automatic LCD 2 from MMaster.. Wrong channel it seems :se:
Isy  [author] 21 Aug @ 10:37pm 
I don't know what you're talking about.. This script is about showing docked ships on a screen..
Dominic Jacara 11 Aug @ 6:10am 
A replacement connector has the same name and correct sort order in Terminal but is now on the Docked LCD screen as the last one listed. Any ideas?
In the Power command I use T: to exclude batteries on subgrids like connected ships but it stops reporting Solar that are on subgrids which use a rotor and hinge for tracking the sun. Some static solar panels are part of part of the main grid.
I've used Power {G:Tracking Solar};Power T: to distinguish between the two but I can't use echo to prefix 'Tracking' before the first command as it starts a new line. Can that be done, or the name of the group used instead of the label within your script in specific cases?
Also, is there any way of excluding the Battery Input and Output detail? That info is already stated as numbers to the right of 'Batteries' and I really don't need it repeating with bar chart lines. I'd still like the Stored value. There doesn't seem to be an option of selecting which lines of the battery info is displayed.
AndyB77 31 Jul @ 10:12am 
Sorry Isy's. i cant get this to work on sub grids. i could be missing something
Isy  [author] 29 Jul @ 12:16am 
It should work on subgrids, too
AndyB77 25 Jul @ 8:51am 
Isy's, Love your work. Does this script only work with connectors, LCD's and programmable block on the same grid? The reason i am asking is because i have recently constructed a base with multiple grids using connectors because of the server restriction on PCU
Lampglow 21 Feb @ 2:52pm 
This is fantastic! Very useful and easy to use.
CptLooney 21 Dec, 2024 @ 3:25am 
Trying to use the custom data LCD option for a LCD to read a specific connector. LCD isn't updating and the script seems to have information missing - mainly the Master Options rule is not present in the current downloadable script.

Any direction of displaying a LCD screen to one connector? Obviously over multiple times.
Leconite 8 Dec, 2024 @ 2:29am 
As the whole idea is accurate and useful information.
I've actually chucked this script in favor of Telemetry Plus
https://steamproxy.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2856836020

Same info and more; regardless of docking state.