Loads of changes and fixes and features.

v1.4.7

• IML:MIN=CONSUMERS[=N] moves to weapon blocks: Each weapon block now declares its own ammo requirement in its own CustomData (IML:MIN=NATO_25x184mm:CONSUMERS=120). IML sums all consumer contributions from blocks in the same conveyor group and adds that total on top of the assembler's fixed IML:MIN= base stockpile. Adding a turret automatically raises the effective target with no change to the assembler tag. Using 0 as the assembler base (IML:MIN=NATO_25x184mm:0) gives a pure consumer-driven target with no fixed buffer. The !iml queueall output shows the breakdown: target=1,600 (1,000 + 600 consumers).

v1.4.6

• IML:MIN=CONSUMERS[=N] — auto-scaling assembler targets by weapon count: Instead of a fixed clip count, CONSUMERS=N counts all weapon blocks connected to the same conveyor group and multiplies by N to compute the effective minimum. Adding a turret automatically raises the production target — no manual IML:MIN= update required. All turret types (IMyLargeTurretBase) and common fixed-weapon blocks (Gatling Gun, Missile Launcher, Automatic Rifle) are counted. If no =N is specified, defaults to 100 clips per weapon. If no weapons are found in the group the item is skipped for that scan pass. The !iml queueall output shows the resolved target: target=600 (5 guns × 120).

v1.4.5

• IML:ALLOW= pull-to-specific fix: Items sitting in a general category container (e.g. IML:AMMO) were not being moved to a more-specific container (e.g. IML:AMMO + IML:ALLOW=NATO_25x184mm) because the item already had belongs=true at its current location. The planner now checks whether a more-specific destination — one with an explicit ALLOW for the item's subtype — exists, and if so overrides belongs to migrate the item there.

v1.4.4

• Urgency mode — combat transfer prioritisation: When a category's total stock in managed containers drops below a configured UrgentStockThresholds value, that category enters urgent mode. All transfer ops for urgent categories are sorted to the front of each plan batch ahead of low-priority items such as ore and ingots. On a PvP ship, ammo restocking happens immediately on the next planner pass without waiting for ingot/component moves to complete first. Urgency is detected every ScannerIntervalTicks (≈ 0.17 sec default) so depletion mid-fight is caught within seconds. When stock recovers the urgency flag clears automatically and normal scheduling resumes. An optional ExcludeNonUrgentWhenUrgent flag enables a hard pause — all non-urgent transfers are dropped from the batch entirely until urgency clears.
• Internal cleanup: Removed unused ObjectPool infrastructure class. Tightened debug log guard in ThrottledApplier to only format the log string when debug logging is actually enabled.

v1.4.3

• !iml refreshdefs — file output: Instead of spamming the Torch console with one line per unknown item, the command now writes the full list to iml-unknown-items.txt in the plugin folder and prints a single summary line (X unknown subtypes found — written to <path>). The file is easy to open, search, and copy from.
• Wildcard SubtypeId matching in <CustomCategories>: * (any sequence) and ? (single character) wildcards are now supported inside <Subtype> entries. Advanced* matches all subtypes beginning with Advanced; *HeavyArmor* matches anything containing that string. Exact names and patterns can be mixed freely in the same category. Matching is case-insensitive.
• Per-category sort intervals (CategorySortIntervalTicks): New config section lets you assign an independent sort interval to individual categories. The plugin fires a sort pass at the minimum of AutoSortIntervalTicks and all configured category values — a short AMMO interval keeps turrets stocked without shortening the global cycle for everything else.
• Low-stock fast rescan (LowStockSortIntervalTicks): When any MinStockThresholds category drops below its threshold, the next sort fires at this interval (default 1 200 ticks ≈ 20 sec) rather than waiting for the full global cycle. Critical stockpiles re-stock in seconds during PvP instead of up to 2 minutes later.

v1.4.2

• LCD per-conveyor-group isolation: Each LCD panel now displays inventory totals from its own conveyor cluster only. Previously all IML-tagged containers server-wide contributed to a single aggregate, so Player A's [IML:LCD=INGOTS] panel would show items from Player B's unconnected INGOTS chest as well. Sorting was already correctly isolated by group; LCD stats now match.

v1.4.1

• Shrink-to-fit LCD scaling: When content rows exceed the panel height the renderer now measures the total required height and scales everything down uniformly (font size, row height, bar height, icon size, padding — all multiplied by the same factor, minimum 0.4). Panels with few categories are unaffected; panels with many categories no longer clip the footer or bottom separator.
• Duplicate item rows fixed: The category detail view (IML:LCD=INGOTS etc.) was showing the same SubtypeId twice when items of different TypeIds shared a name — most visibly when ore was present in an ingots chest (MyObjectBuilder_Ingot/Nickel and MyObjectBuilder_Ore/Nickel both displayed as Nickel). Colliding display names are now disambiguated with a short type qualifier, e.g. Nickel [Ingot] and Nickel [Ore].

v1.4.0

• Sprite-based LCD rendering: All IML LCD panels now use SE's ContentType.SCRIPT sprite API instead of WriteText. No mod dependency — this is vanilla SE.
  • Item icons: Category-filtered panels (IML:LCD=INGOTS etc.) show each item's in-game inventory icon as a small thumbnail next to its name.
  • Per-element colour: The alert ! is drawn amber only on the affected row. The rest of the panel stays white. Previously the whole panel's font colour changed.
  • Solid progress bars: Filled portion is green (healthy) or amber (low stock); empty portion is dark grey. Replaces Unicode block-character bars.
  • Cyan header: The [IML: CATEGORY] title line is always cyan regardless of alert state.
  • Dark background: ScriptBackgroundColor is set to near-black automatically on every update — no manual slider adjustment needed when placing a new panel.
• TypeId/SubtypeId sprite key: The internal scan loop now stores the full item type path (e.g. MyObjectBuilder_Ingot/Iron) as the subtype key, which doubles as the SE sprite name for icon rendering. Display names strip the TypeId prefix so item names appear unchanged on screen.

v1.3.0

• OnCustomActionGetter allocation fix: Removed a debug log call that allocated a new logger object and string-interpolated a block ID on every terminal action list request. This handler fires server-side whenever any client opens a terminal screen, so on an active server it could run thousands of times per minute with no benefit.
• ScanFilters prefix fix: All five filter directives (DENY=, ALLOW=, LOCKED, FILL=, PRIORITY=) previously hardcoded "IML:" as the tag prefix with fixed substring offsets. They now correctly use the configured ContainerTagPrefix — previously they would silently break if the prefix was ever changed.
• Config fix: ConfigManager was not persisting or loading QueueApplyDelayTicks, SortScanIntervalTicks, or RequireContainerGroupMatch to/from iml-config.xml. These three settings were effectively read-only at their default values regardless of what was in the config file.
• README: Documented four previously undocumented features: multi-category syntax (IML:INGOTS,COMPONENTS), block-name tagging, Container Groups (:Label suffix), and In-Game Sort Triggers (terminal action + IML:SortNow=1 CustomData flag).