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I am considering a rewrite of the script and will take some of the suggestions here into consideration.
That sounds cool :) looking forward to that too then. this will be the light mod to end all light mods!
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?edit=true&id=2745977652
However, if that doesn't work, is there a way to share your vehicle blueprint with me?
Thanks
Please make sure to hit "recompile" in the programmable block after adding new blocks.
I am open to suggestions regarding new features, so feel free to ask. Enjoy and thanks for your support!
@R41N: My guess is that either you haven't named the blocks correctly or one of your lights might have gone missing somehow (block destroyed). Anyways, since I'll give it a bit more love anyways, I will try to make it a bit more robust.
Caught exception during execution of script: Index was out of range.
And goes on.
I'm the only one with this issue?
Is it cool if I use this in future workshop blueprints of mine? I'd give you full credit for your work in the description.
You should install and learn how to use "SEWT" (SE Workshop Tool) which lets you give your script a thumbnail. Give it a cool design and add some images to this post and the algorithm will put this on the front page (where it belongs). It'll be worth the effort