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The other 2 indicators are working fine.
edit:
Tracked it down to an possible incompatibility with the "network_containerlink" object which is used in FU. It might be possible that other objects could get affected too.
The indicator bug is still there when accessing any storage type with a size of 0. Impossible to find without mods that add a 0 storage object tho.
However...i fixed it by changing the capacitylevelindicator script at line 105 from
if world.entityExists(currentChest) and slotCountMax ~= nil then
to
if world.entityExists(currentChest) and slotCountMax ~= nil and slotCountMax > 0 then
Hope it helps. (^_^)
[0] 7ff6367278c3 Star::captureStack
[1] 7ff63672664e Star::StarException::StarException
[2] 7ff6366c61b9 Star::Json::get
[3] 7ff6366c6b8c Star::Json::getInt
[4] 7ff636d641ea Star::ContainerObject::readStoredData
[5] 7ff6369d8d05 Star::ObjectDatabase::diskLoadObject
[6] 7ff63686c165 Star::EntityFactory::diskLoadEntity
[7] 7ff63686d35c Star::EntityFactory::loadVersionedEntity
[8] 7ff636cfdc42 Star::WorldStorage::loadSectorToLevel
[9] 7ff636cfc8a5 Star::WorldStorage::generateSectorToLevel
[10] 7ff636cfc76d Star::WorldStorage::generateQueue
[11] 7ff636cef74a Star::WorldServer::update
[12] 7ff636cf5446 Star::WorldServerThread::update
[13] 7ff636cf4e38 Star::WorldServerThread::run
[14] 7ff63672440e Star::ThreadImpl::runThread
[15] 7ff8ef3c3034 BaseThreadInitThunk
[16] 7ff8f1681471 RtlUserThreadStart
[16:25:26.173] [Info] UniverseClient: C
When i try to open certain containers I get an error that says it can't find a callback for a search box. Is this a known bug?
How to fix it?
But hey, look at all this free matter