FS25 Digital Display V1.1.1

Digital display for the next production, silo, animal husbandry (only when it has a storage) or warehouse.
Displays all content sorted alphabetically (lua).
Automatic paging when there is a lot of content.

When the game starts, the display looks for the closest target to display.
So if something is placed closer or deleted, the display will still show the old value.

Included is a chunky stand display and several wall displays with 3 to 26 lines display.
In addition, there is a 26-line wall display with double width and thus 52 displayable content.
For the wall displays is also a pole included, if the building has no suitable area to place.

Price per display: 2.000$ to 20.000$
Maintenance per month: 5$
Price per pole: 250$

Please report bugs or suggestions for improvement on Github.

V1.1.1.0
– PL and FR translations added/corrected
– Rare nil error caught
– Smaller 3-line display added
– Missing packages added to old display

 

[FarmerBoy]

Thank you for the detailed information about the digital display for the next production, silo, animal husbandry, or warehouse in FS25. It seems like a comprehensive and versatile tool for managing and monitoring in-game resources efficiently.

The feature of automatically paging when there is a lot of content is very helpful to ensure all information is accessible without overwhelming the user interface.

Including different types of displays such as chunky stand displays, wall displays with varying numbers of lines, and a 26-line wall display with double width is a great way to cater to different preferences and building constraints in the game.

The addition of a pole for wall displays is a practical solution for situations where there is no suitable area to place the display directly on the building.

The pricing details for the displays, maintenance, and poles provide transparency to players about the cost implications of using this feature in the game.

The updates in version 1.1.1.0, such as the PL and FR translations, error handling improvements, and the addition of new display options, demonstrate a commitment to enhancing the user experience and addressing feedback from the community.

Encouraging users to report bugs or suggestions for improvement on Github is a proactive approach to continuous development and maintenance of the digital display feature.

Overall, the digital display seems like a valuable addition to FS25, offering convenience and efficiency in managing game resources.