Dual Universe Creators

A visual representation of your ship distance from the warp tunnel between two planets. Fly safe during your missions! It also shows the safe zone, and simulate your ship trajectorys to let you know where you're heading. Script and presentation here : https://github.com/rhoffsch42/DualUniverse-public/tree/master/safe_travel_infos

Screen showing the stats and values of every atmospheric engine in game. A massive upgrade over my old screen showing only large engines. Great for display or shipbuilders. - Multi Page! Just click screen to flip pages. - Hover over the text to see that engines picture. - Now DRM FREE! Copy to your own screens. - Option for screen flipping. --- Discord --- https://discord.gg/KcafbTSwMp --Github Link--- https://github.com/LocuraDU/DU-Locura-Information-Screens --- Buy Locations --- Locura Shipyard @ ( ::pos{0,2,29.8110,107.2521,5.2659} ) --- VR Locations -- View Units: Locura Shipyard -- Other VR Locations -- Locura Exchange Store

ever wanted a simple screen to control your honeycomb factory? got 1 or 2 or maybe 288 or more! we got you covered! With this script it comes with one DRM Controller on XS core that can be placed anywhere! then with just a few more parts on your own construct and our open source scripts you can control it all! each receiver programming board and control up to 9 honeycomb refineries! you can stack them with our relay controller (simple open source) and run even more! the possibilities are practically endless!!

UPDATE - Tested and working in latest version of DU - Existing customers can upgrade for just 500k Showroom and BP dispenser on Alioth (near Market 17) ::pos{0,2,36.4289,57.9012,22.7369} Surrogate VR: NoxCorp Showroom The NoxCorp Ship Stat Screen V2 is an improved full RenderScript rewrite of the original HTML version. Screens that use RenderScript instead of HTML look sharper, render at greater distances and are significantly better for game performance. Version 2 brings much more customisation including: - Custom text and logo - Choice of text layouts - Choice of fonts - Change all colours, backgrounds and borders - Customise or switch off the star animation - Use custom backgrounds All customisation is done at the very top of the script, all settings have clear explanation and example values. The render cost is around 1 300 000 / 4 000 000 depending on content. The blueprint is provided DRM free which allows you to reuse infinitely. This is reflected in the cost. You can also transfer the money to me via your wallet in-game and I will paste the code to you on discord (no need to travel).

The script comes with a functional interface to display your ship core health, shields, and all 4 resistances. The shield manager handles auto venting your shields once they either break completely, or fall below the configured amount There is also a display to display your core health and shields as well. It displays how much you have in each resistance It auto configures your shields based off the incoming attack damage.

A small Node.js CLI built to ease the development of Lua scripts, from small to large ones. https://github.com/wolfe-labs/DU-LuaC ⭐ Features: • Project files and management, with configurable link types • Multiple source file support, compiled to Lua, JSON, YAML and CONF • Code on your favorite IDE or editor, be it VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA, Atom or even Notepad! • Automatic code completion support when used with EmmyLua on VS Code and IntelliJ IDEA • Multiple build targets, such as development and production, allowing control over minification, etc. • Multiple entry-point support, allowing you to use a single codebase to code multiple components of a build, such as different Programming Boards, seats, etc. • Support for code libraries, both built using the compiler and outside it • Integration with GitHub Actions available • Built-in helpers for linked element detection and event handling, no need to worry about multiple filters anymore! • Copy output JSON/YAML code directly to your clipboard, speed up your workflow! 📋 Requirements: • Node.js 18 or LTS • Tested on both Windows and Linux 🚗 Getting Started: 1. Install our CLI tool via `npm i -g @wolfe-labs/du-luac` 2. Run `du-lua create hello-world` to create a new project folder or just go into an existing one and run `du-lua init` then follow the prompts 3. When ready, run `du-lua script-add main` to create your main Lua file 4. Run `du-lua target-add` to create a new build target 5. Run `du-lua build` to compile your project You should now be ready to build your next big thing! ℹ️ Source and Documentation URL: https://github.com/wolfe-labs/DU-LuaC/

A screen script for playing with fonts. No board required.

Give your favorite ships a touch of class with our DRM free touch screens (as seen on the Eclipse). Backgrounds are PNG since LUA drawings have no graphical editor. I am no LUA expert but the original code was provided by NQ-Deckard who (in my opinion) is! (DU-Forums) Simple LUA editing knowledge is required. Tinker with the values and you will quickly understand what is going on. It should be noted that "--" uncomments a line. Thanks to Suppe and his instructions in the screen code. Simple to deploy as you can omit the forcefields (the only T3 elements in the blueprint). All code is updated for LUA revamp. 09.2022 Have fun and LUA-fy your ships! VR: Hadron HQ Alioth

Allows you a screen interface to view the contents of a container. Comes as both a screen and board script.

--Still in development Free Industry script to manage and update products. https://github.com/Anauine/DU-MachineControl

Open Source project, all sources available here : https://github.com/Jericho1060/du-storage-monitoring You can join me on Guilded for help or suggestions or requests by following that link : https://guilded.jericho1060.com It's displaying on screens the quantity and the percent fill of containers or hub. It can support up to 9 screens and chose what is display on each (group feature) To add a container to the system, you must rename it following that pattern: <prefix>_<itemName> For a Hub, you must use that pattern: <prefix>_<itemID>_<containserSize>_<amountOfContainers> <prefix>: the prefix that enable monitoring, by default s1_ for the 1st screen, s2_ for the second, and so on, see options to customize it <itemID>: the item id available on https://du-lua.dev <containerSize>: if a hub, the size of the containers linked (default to XS) <amountOfContainers>: if a hub, the amount of containers linked By default, the script is grouping all containers or hub that contains the same items on a single line and add the values. See option if you want to disable it. By default, the list is sorted by item tier and then by name Clicking on the columns permit to sort ascending or descending

The IndyHUD is a forever free augmented reality display for industry, and includes translations for FR/DE. It's incredibly simple to use, requiring only a link to the Core unit. The AR display will show you a quick view of every machine's current state with a color indicator, including all containers. You can hover your mouse on one for a detail view, showing what the machine's name is, what it is producing, the tier, and status amounts for batch/maintain/infinite. You can also choose to show full container names at all times. Check out the github instructions here: https://tinyurl.com/indyhud

Simple script making your refiners to automatically cycle through t1 recipes when they are out of resources. Helps if you're just starting and have only one refiner or if you want to make your refiner more efficient. Just copy this into your onStatusChanged(3) filter on your refiner (assuming you named that slot "refiner") ``` --- status 3 -> jammed, no materials -- 198782496, -- hematite -> iron -- 2240749601, -- bauxite -> aluminum -- 159858782, -- coal -> carbon -- 2589986891, -- qurtz -> silicon local currentItem = refiner.getOutputs() -- linked list to cycle possible recipes local refinedOres = {} refinedOres[198782496] = 2240749601; refinedOres[2240749601] = 159858782; refinedOres[159858782] = 2589986891; refinedOres[2589986891] = 198782496; refiner.stop(true) refiner.setOutput(refinedOres[currentItem[1].id]) refiner.startRun() ```