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Crazymine's Battery Overview

Did you ever wonder what your Batteries are doing when you aren't looking?
Isn't it annoying to open the Terminal just to check on them? (control freak!)
Then fear no more!
This In-Game Script lists you the status of all the batteries on the station.
Being easy to set up and configure, this is a must have for everyone,
who doesn't want to monitor his batteries via the terminal.
(It also requires you to open and close the Terminal half a dozen times to set it up.
But after THAT: never, ever again (unless you use it for other stuff))

• List ALL your batteries! Even from attached ships
  
• Use as many LCDs as you want. Cover your whole station with them. Build the Station just for them (and some batteries)
  
• Scratched Record: Never gets tired of repeating itself, to give you multiple Spots for information (Restaurant, Air Lock, Missile Launcher)
  
• Display annoying custom messages to other players at the cost of ONE(1) line (or don't)
  
• For Run-Aways: Supports Corner LCDs to make you panic what's wrong again
  
• A Lot Many Some Settings to change the behaviour of the script (be house-trained, self-destruct, stop dancing)
  
• It also lists some details of your batteries (Charge, Charging/Discharging, Not in auto mode, Time left)

It seriously is as easy as playing Space Engineers:

1. Subscribe to this Script (Somewhere up there should be a button)
   
2. go (back) in Game
   
3. Build a Programmable Block
   
4. Insert this script (open the block -> Edit -> Browse Scripts)
   
5. Build your LCDs where you want them
   
6. Check Naming the LCDs
   
7. Check Configuring the Script
   
8. hit Recompile
   
9. hit execute
   
10. the script will keep running on its own
    
11. lean back with a cup of Coffee and enjoy ^^

NOTE:
This Script doesn't detect Panels on Subgrids (This includes Rotors and Pistons)
In order to use a Panel for the Script it's name has to be:
Battery.Display_<GROUP>_<INDEX>
<GROUP> Is a number to indicate Panels, that are linked together.
<INDEX> The rank (order) of the panel in it's group. The Index starts at 1 and needs continuous counting.
While the group numbers don't matter, the Indexes do:
if you skip one number (e.g.: 1 2 3 _ 5 6 7) the whole group will be skipped.

After Adding/Rearranging Panels you need to recompile the script.

Groups Explained:
Groups are used to link multiple panels together, so that if one panel has all it's lines occupied, the next panel is used.
one Example
This examples assumes, that all Displays have the same font size.

Although this is intended to be used with Corner LCDs, you can also use normal and wide LCDs.

To assign a panel as a QuickInfo panel use the group QUICK instead of a number.
It will then only show the Total charge, the Power Balance (Charging Discharging) and the message.

To configurate the Script, write the configuration statements in the CustomData section of the Programmable Block.
Please Note, that the configuration statements are case-sensetive.
only one configurateion statement per line is allowed


If you changed the Configuration, you need to recompile the script and hit run again.

More Documentation and Bug reports can be found in the Discussions section.