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Refuelling and recharging interface

what is this called in the inventory, I cannot find this in the workbench

Apologies for the long wait, but the bug has been fixed

Yeah I realised I never defined all my variables but I have been forgetting to fix it sorry!

I have discovered the 'attempt to compare nil to a number' issue and fixed it!

To my understanding, the problem is that if the screen is started off, I believe the screen size is reported as nil, thereby breaking the value called 'W' in the script.

Make your script that starts with 'BaT=0' look like this (if you're using a 1x3), starting at the 'if eorg and W<70 then' line, and ending at the second 'end' a couple of lines later:

if eorg and W==nil then
W=100
if W<70 then
S1=38
S2=35
else
S1=0
S2=0
end
end
end

It makes the comparison kind of pointless, but it works, so it's not stupid.

This will make the screen work for a 1x3 monitor flawlessly. I have yet to test it in the dedicated server (where I first observed the problem), but I can now attach this to a screen that is spawned off and turn it on with it working.

Hope this helps!

when is it fixed?

Lua is pretty buggy in multi-player, guess I'll just fix the code by (hopefully) defining all the numbers and boolean.

Yes, I play single player with the tick issue

Nope. I always play multiplayer so friends are able to join. Is multiplayer the issue?

No problems for me and a couple of friends, just to confirm, you guys are playing in single player?

I believe I am running the 64 bit version