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Are you having a timer block run the script over and over or triggering it just once?
I'd need to know some more details about your setup as right at this moment I am baffled as to why it would get that far and no further...
Unless... Are you O2 Tanks already at 100%? I had the system lock up because of that too, which is why it now shuts of O2 generation at 90%.
I have two of the doors with a vent in the corridor between them ( Door <-- Vent --> Door ), Below is the modified snippet of code and I triple checked the Door, Vent and Light names and tags that they match the script.
http://pastebin.com/mkpU7gx1
Thanks for taking the time to help this is a really awesome script and a wonderful job you did.
NightStalker
Hmm. the lights on the vent shouldn't be green when in Cycling 2. They should be cyan.
Ohhh. Can you double check ownership for me? Just make sure the vent in particular is owned by you as the script can see vents owned by none or someone else, but cant change anything about them, like their suck or blow status. I'll look over the script and see if I can spot any potencial source of this kind of issues.
If the vent is owned by you, trying simply manualy setting it to depressurise and see if that boots the script past cycling 2.
Edit: ohh and if you do run into any ownership issues anywhere in your airlock, do be sure to check the programable block and recompile the code if needed as ownership changes just in their vacinity can cause them to lock up.
It is passed 2am now, so I'm affraid I need to get some sleep. Let me know if the issue persists, I sent friend offer so you can see when I am online.
Cheers, NightStalker
I am sorry i thought you were talking about the vent lights. I am sorry. The idicator light changes colour based on the tank pressure. OK.
The indicator light is actualy diffrent to the Airlock cycle light but the two being one in the same should cause no problems... hmmm.
Can you tell me if the airlock is going to 0 pressure and staying on cycle 2?
If it isnt going to 0 pressure, can you try setting the vent to depressurise manualy?
OK. in the pastebin post you made, on line 601 you have LAST_PRESSURE = Pressure;
and on the next line you have the closing bracket }
Between that closing bracket and the next one please add this bit of code
Don't delete anything to add that. It needs come between the closing brackets on 602 and 603
You'll need a beacon to see if it works, but I suspect this is where the issue might be occuring as it wouild result in the airlock locking up on cycle 2
Very sorry, but it is now 3:40. I need sleep.
I have uploaded a newer version. It may help, but it's a short in the dark really.
I can add workarounds, but I need to actualy look up the mod.
It's often a clash with something I added early ^.^;
If it is displaying on a beacon that means it didnt find a panel to display it on. Check the LCD_DISPLAY_TAG and be sure you tagged the LCDs witht hat. by default it is [O2], same as the O2_SYSTEM_TAG.
Again, light and soun block have seperate tags. the default is also O2. So they should have names something like "Sound Block [O2]"
Failure to control could be a lot of things, It may be an ownership issue.
Can you tell me exactly what the beacon got renamed?