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Raster LED Display

As the users requested after the first version of the screen, the Syndicate is ready with a new solution.


- Displaying images. Sherlock is a little bit hyperactive nowadays...
- Displaying motion picture in a quality that's unknown for the MPAA.


- Displaying minigames, streamed video and stuff. Stuff is important...


- The screen can only show a maximum amount of 1190 pixels. That's a bug, the script doesn't say the too complex thing.


Name your screen ("LED" for programmers), then put an interior light at each corner, and name them like <screenname> top left. Then fill the inside with other interior lights (you can also use thrusters if you'd like), rename them too (we have a mass rename script that can help you here, they must start with screen name), run the display script, and yeah, you're pretty much done. If you'd like to use a video, you'll need to run it once per frame, but a timer can easily solve that problem. You can also put solar panels in front of the lights, and set both radius, falloff, and intensity to max, that makes the best result.

If you're too lazy, there's a blueprint for you with a standard 32x20 solar screen. It's already set up to give you the best results.


The screen uses the Syndicate Image Format, which is basically a string with spaces and numbers. Example:

3 2 1 2 1 001000 100000

The first four numbers are basic info about the image, width, height, bits per pixel, and frame count. This example image is 3 pixels wide, 2 pixels high, has 1 bit pixels and two frames. The fifth number is the ID of the standard, which is currently 1 - you cannot change it and the bit count. (Well, you can, but you shouldn't, that can mess up your images in the future.)
According to Standard 1, the next parts are the frame data entries separated by spaces. This is the data for each pixel, from left to right and then from up to down. This example image has a top right pixel in the first frame and a top left in the second.


- Make the minigame.
- Implement the planned functions as soon as possible
- Create an image converter to easily import pixel data
- Edit and upload the tutorial video

Reptavian and leventex97 gave me the idea of a screen with motion picture. Also thank you all who supported my previous screen project by viewing, subscribing, commenting, and making it a favorite. You guys were really helpful for me...