MFD

This is an MFD that has 3 pages of buttons that can toggle other buttons or states.

Features

1. 12 buttons can be used in total, 3 pages of 4 buttons.
2. Uses a state machine to remember what page it is on.
3. When it goes to a new page it will update the button states as needed.
4. Can be modded to add more pages like ISAN display, or other functionality.

Limitations

This MFD has abolute control over what ever functions is on it's current page. The way around this is when you want to change, for say a button, that the MFD is "looking" at on it's page. You have to check if the MFD is on it's particular page and update the corresponding button.

Example work around:

// Turn off
if :MP=2 then
    :R2=0
else
    :f8=0
end
// Turn on
if :MP=2 then
    :R2=1
else
    :f8=1
end

Requirements

3 basic Yolol Chips

1 Memory Chip

• Change the name of ChipField1 to P1
• Change the name of ChipField2 to P2
• Change the name of ChipField3 to P3
• or any other one below these if you have space

1 Text Panel

• Change the name of PanelValue to MD

6 Simple Buttons

• Change the name of ButtonState to L1
• Change the name of ButtonState to L2
• Change the name of ButtonState to R1
• Change the name of ButtonState to R2
• Change the name of ButtonState to MPP
• Change the name of ButtonState to MPN

1 Progress bar 12×24

• Change the name of PanelValue to MP

How to setup the MFD panel

1. Place L1 and L2 to the left of MD and R1 and R2 to the right of MD
2. Place MPP to the left of MP and MPN to the right of MP

It should be aranged something like this:

L1  |MD| R1
L2  |  | R2
MPP  MP  MPN

How to add your functions

1. Open state_common.nolol in your favorite editor, VSCode is what I use.
2. Where is shows define :Func1=:f1, change f1 to match your button or other togglable property(0 or 1).
3. If you have the vscode-yolol extentions installed press Control+Shift+P and look for YODK: Compile NOLOL-Code. This will compile the nolol code into yolol code for you.
4. If you use another editor, then you will need to install yodk and run yodk compile Functions.nolol at the command line.
5. Do this for Display.nolol and PageControl.nolol
6. (Optional) Open Compile-Memory.ps1 in your favorite editor, VSCode is what I use.
7. (Optional) Where is shows below are your page screens, edit these lines to match your functions

< f1
f3 >
< f2
f4 >

1. (Optional) Then open up a PowerShell window and cd to the tools folder and run powershell .\Compile-Memory.ps1
2. Open up the memory.txt file and look at the bottom. You will see P1=, P2=, and P3= lines. These are what you need to set the values in your memory chip. If you skipped the (Optional) parts then just edit these to match your needs.
3. Copy Functions.yolol, Display.yolol, and PageControl.yolol into their own yolol chips.

Support

You can create an issue here on GitHub, hit me up on discord on the Starbase discord server as Spyingwind, or PM/Mail in game as Spyingwind.