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And secondly i want to display the PB status on the second surface "keyboard" and the graphs on the main surface of the PB. the status does display on the keyboard just fine with the current setup, however if i add the display section to the PB's custom data the script just over writes it. you need to add a bit of logic for a custom data section and not delete / over write it if there are graph pages defined there.
So I made this small modification to tell the script to check all grids and sub-grids of sub-grids, without limit.
Your script works great! I made a modification to the block validation logic (IsValidBlock) so that sub-grids attached via rotors, hinges, pistons, etc., are now properly included, while grids connected only through connectors are ignored. You can see the updated version here: https://pastebin.com/RhwUQQbA
Do you think there is a way to extend the data collection a bit more?
Like a kind of an 24 hour log for energy #justadream
[PowerGraph]
storedHydrogen=2
I enabled gas tanks information in the custom date
I wrote
[PowerGraph]
graph_storedHydrogen=screen_2 and it isnt displaying on the second screen.
Its displaying Errors: Invalid configuration specified in display block. Am I doing something wrong?
Currently it at the very top shows the "Charge: xx.xMWh" and the Peak and Max values, would it be possible to add in a percentage of full after the charge value?
Basically so that the "Charge: xx.xMWh (yy.y% full)" would be how it'd show it?
This percentage value would be the total of all the current batteries charge added up divided by the total charge all of them could have, so if you have 2 batteries, one with 1MWh stored, one with 1.5MWh stored, both capable of 3 would then be "Charge: 2.5MWh (41.7% full)"