I have noticed some people have problems with adding custom blocks to the script so I write this quick guide to help out with this problem.

ATTENTION: For adding custom blocks to this script you will need to check the workshop files of the custom blocks. These can be found in <<steam/steamapps/workshop/content/244850/>>.

For this walkthrough, I will be using the mod called 'Components_Zirael'.
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2366281046

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As mentioned above we go to workshop folder.


In this folder search for certain .sbc files.
There should be Components.sbc and CubeBlocks.sbc.
But these can be called anything so I will just tell you search for the .sbc file with contents that look like this for Custom components.

And following for the custom blocks.

If you have found the files we can continue.

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So when we are in game we can start to edit the script.
First of all we will add the custom components to the script.
For this we need to add a line to ComponentsKeys.
There is already a commented lin" so just delete the // in front of the line and in this case we will change this from
to The AdminSteelPlate can be found in the cubeblock xml in tag Components/subtype

If the name you have found here does not equal to the name found in the components.sbc. Found here in SubTypeId:
So for example if SubtypeId here was AdminSteelPlateComponent,
then we need to add to ComponentsKeys like this:

Also if this is the case then we need to add to ComponentToBlueprint like this:

To match the name given in the cubeblock xml.

ATTENTION:This is not necessary for all components visible here, only the custom components and only once. No need to add them multiple times here. ALSO don't forget the quotes!

If that is done the custom component(s) is now succesfully added to the script.

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So now we need to add our custom block to the script.
for this we need the CubeSize, Displayname and components from the cubeblock xml.

To add the name to the script we need to form a name like this:
<<CubeSize>>_<<Displayname>> all in small letters.
So for this example this will be:
large_largeadmincontainer

now we need the ID's and count from the components in ComponentsKeys:
- Computer is already present and it is 9, we need 8
- AdminSteelPlate we just added, and that is 22, we need 1

Now we add this to customBlocks:
So in this example it is:

If this is done then the custom block is succesfully added. Repeat this process for every custom block in the mod, if you are using it.

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This is my first time writing a guide like this so please be gentle :p
Hope this guide will help everyone who struggles with this issue.