Dual Universe Creators

The Institute of Errors presents a simple, dynamic clock that displays the ingame time depending on your location. One day is 10 hours real time. The sunrise and sunset are at 6 AM and 6 PM. Sold at the Alioth Marina (::pos{0,2,38.3245,62.6634,4.6699})

A script that provides various info / functions for your ships, using LUA api with multi touch screens. Info & instruction on github: https://github.com/Krengus/DU_ASTco/tree/main/ShipInfo

MANY THANKS TO RyanPryde FOR UPDATING THE SCRIPTS TO WORK IN 1.4!! (new link under "To install" below) v1.2 - Fixed support for Athena shield rarity, variable shield pools and more precise resistance setting. v1.1 - Added customization via lua parameters - change the look to match your setup. See a video of the interface in action (descriptions are in the subtitles/CC of the video): https://youtu.be/_1-vTFibuoo This is a direct replication of the shield unit's control interface, placed on screens so it can be used from seats, at engineering stations etc. Future Proof (uses the new screen RenderScript technology). Each screen manages it's own energy pool, allowing for multiuser or as pool presets. To install: https://github.com/RyanPryde/DU-ShieldScreens Feedback and requests are welcome.

Full autopilot suite to take you anywhere you want hands-free. many safety features when manually flying like burn protection and planetary / atmo border collision detection and information displayed to keep you safe. Info / sales through the Saga AP discord https://discord.gg/jTu8W8tXph

This project leverages the recently released screen LUA APIs to provide an interface with the programming board. With this system, you can set up a public drop off point for ore with requirements for each available ore, and set the system to show all tiers, or single tier at a time. https://github.com/jdelgado-dtlabs/DU-Ore-Manager

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

A board that monitors and broadcast fuel info to a screen/databank/emitter. Simply connect 1-9 fuel tanks, 1-9 screens, and/or 1-9 emitters.

An expanded version of my Factory Monitoring Screen for people with crazy big factories. Basic version resulted in text overlaps and eventually script crash due to 50k characters limit per screen. This version displays Metalworks, Electronics and Glass industry on screen 1, 3D Printers, Chemical Industry, Refinersm Honeycomb and Smelters on screen 2 and, finally, Assemblers on screen 3. I figured out it should be a proper setup for most big factories tho I know some of you are crazy :P Simply connect core and 3 (or 9) screens (in any order) to Programing Board and run the script. I humbly suggest setting refresh rate (In Lua settings) to 5 to avoid possible laggy situations with a lot of industry running. Script comes with industry locator. Type help in Lua Tab to see available commands. grab it here: https://github.com/BartasRS/Factory-Monitoring-Expanded As always, tips are appreciated but not required. Enjoy

Screen Interface for Industry that allows you to monitor and issues commands to your industry.

All my HUB screen are finally in ONE PLACE! https://www.nexusmods.com/dualuniverse/mods/6/

A simple script that creates a widget with nearest pipe and nearest alioth pipe and distance to those pipes. https://github.com/tiramon/du_pipe_distance_widget

Market too far to go buy stuff? Industry line too obnoxious to setup for a few knock off items? Then this is the solution for you! The Tiny Factory will handle the industry lines for you. Just tell it what you want, turn it on, make sure it has ores and schematics, and it'll handle the rest! This Tiny Factory in a box, composed of only 20 industry units, can make any Basic, Uncommon, or Advanced item that can be produced by the XS, S, M, or L Assembly Line. Everything you need to know can be found here: https://github.com/squizzlabs/du-tiny-factory Discord: Still have questions? Ask here! https://discord.com/channels/760240626942869546/1078009204792631437/ If you can't join that you might have to join this Discord server first: https://discord.gg/CM2zWVPFFa Dispenser Location, Haven: ::pos{0,27,-14.3128,30.9315,9.6166} DRM FREE! Play with the code, break it, improve it, have fun!

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/

JSE++ Space Elevator script Best adaptive space elevator script since 2019 JSE++ runs a compact version of the operating system Default++, allowing you to control with ease your construct every single parameters from anywhere on your construct, with its unique system of on player screen widgets. Default++ is an on player screen widget system, where you can interact with your mouse the widgets and buttons, drag and resize widgets at will. JSE++ is as of today uncontested the fastest, the safest, most accurate and easiest to use and configure elevator script for "your" elevator design. It will fit for any type of cargo and will give you enough parameters for you to play with to achieve ultimate performances. - Professional version: 5 to 6Mh * check on the uploaded pictures for features (lite version doesnt exist anymore) If you are a skilled designer and interested into participating into the space elevators Atlas project and resell your version of the Atlas with JSE++ script on it, contact me directly for more about the terms. Always available on discord for more info

Essentially, this script provides an AR overlay to your world to view waypoints you have set with Archaegeo's script, in addition to the planets around you. Like all AR scripts made with the AR projection library, there are specific conditions under which this script functions correctly. If you are on a planet, assuming you aren't in a cockpit in another ship, the script should function flawlessly. It will only work in a seat on the construct the programming board was deployed in, and only if you correctly calibrate said seat, assuming you have "freelook" enabled. What freelook enables is a way to track where your camera is looking purely based on your mouse movement. Of course, this comes with one major downside: it won't work in the third person. Nor will it work if you don't calibrate your pitch and heading. Calibration takes place in the form of looking either up or down, pushing your mouse past the limit you can look and then looking either left or right. The accuracy is around 1 degree when looking straight on if the calibration was done properly. (Inaccuracy is purely a result of the mouse capture not being absolutely perfect) In space, as long as you are on the ship the programming board was activated on, it should function for both in a seat, walking around and jetpacking. Note that for walking around, you need to calibrate your pitch. There are a couple more settings to change around if you want to. However, that is about all you need to know. To use the script, copy the JSON file contents found in the link below and select something like "paste Lua script" using a programming board. Connect the programming board to the core, and activate! If you have some saved waypoints using Archaegeo's script, connect the databank to it, and it should load his script's waypoints as well. Link: https://github.com/EasternGamer/AR-Library/blob/experimental/NewWaypointer.json Disclaimer: I coded this, however, Archaegeo provided the idea, hence when starting the script he is credited and used to host the script.