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Make sure it can connect to a connecter after printing, it needs hydrogen.
After it's finished and fueled, make sure to recompile both the Programmable blocks.
However, not for long.
I have to admit that the entire setup feels quite cumbersome.
While it works to some extent, issues frequently arise, even after just reloading a save. The screens often go blank, requiring you to set them up again. Additionally, recompiling while the drones are docked tends to disrupt everything.
Overall, it’s not very stable or reliable. In comparison, PAM performs better. That said, I’ll still give it a try.
It looks like you need to reassign the LCD. In my case, it was displaying on a random LCD over my base.
To fix this, rename the desired LCD to something unique, such as LCD-Drone-Interface. Then, on the Programmable Block ("Mining Computer SCAM"), run the following command:
command:add-panel: LCD-Drone-Interface
After that, hop into the seat, and it should work as expected.
Kind regards