About Weather Warning
From Steam Workshop⚠ Weather Warning — IC10 Storm Alert Flashlight · Klaxon Alarm · 15s Lead · storm-aware A compact, robust IC10 script that watches your weather station and warns you in time before the next weather…
⚠ Weather Warning — IC10 Storm Alert
Flashlight · Klaxon Alarm · 15s Lead · storm-aware
A compact, robust IC10 script that watches your weather station and warns you in time before the next weather event — with a warning light for the whole countdown and a klaxon siren in the final seconds. All devices are addressed by prefab type + labeler name (lbn/sbn), so no fixed pin assignments are needed. Values are written only on state change, meaning no unnecessary network traffic.
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Features
- Warning light turns on as soon as an event is pending and stays on for the entire countdown.
- Klaxon alarm sounds during the final 15 seconds before the event (lead time is adjustable).
- Status code on the IC housing display (db Setting) for quick diagnostics.
- Write-on-change: light, alarm and status are written only on an actual state change.
- Cleanly named access via labeler name — other devices of the same type on the network are left untouched.
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Special case: negative event time
Some builds / weather stations report a negative remaining time for the next event and skip the regular 0–15 second window entirely. With classic "only if time > 0" logic the siren would never fire in that case.
This script handles exactly that: the alarm is gated on time ≠ 0 instead of time > 0. As a result it fires both during the normal countdown (0 < t ≤ 15) and on an overdue, negative remaining time ([b]t < 0)[/b] — while the regular "event running" tick at exactly t = 0 stays silent as before. Both cases are distinguished by their own status codes, so the display tells you directly which path is active.
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Setup / Wiring
- Weather Station — labeler name: Atmo WeatherStation
- Flashlight (warning light) — labeler name: Weather Flashlight
- Klaxon Speaker — addressed by type, i.e. all klaxons on the data network fire. To trigger only one specific speaker, switch sb to sbn with a labeler name in the script.
- IC Housing + IC10 — carries the script; db is the housing itself.
Adjust the labeler names at the top of the script to match your labels. Prefab hashes are CRC32-verified; double-check in the Stationpedia if in doubt.
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Status codes (db Setting)
- 0 — calm, no event
- 1 — scheduled (light on, t > 15)
- 2 — countdown (alarm, 0 < t ≤ 15)
- 3 — event running (light on, alarm off, t = 0)
- 4 — overdue (alarm, t < 0)
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⚙ Adjustable values
- alarmLead — lead time in seconds (default 15)
- alarmSound — klaxon sound via Mode (default 12)
- alarmVolume — volume (default 100)
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Notes
- Atmosphere required: A klaxon needs air pressure to be audible — on the bare Martian surface it stays nearly silent. For a pure function test, place the speaker in a pressurized room.
- Separation: Since the klaxon is addressed by type, all klaxons on the reachable data network respond by default. For multiple independent sirens, use separate networks or switch to named access.
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Technical limits
Stays within all IC10 limits: ≤ 128 lines, ≤ 90 characters/line, ≤ 4096 bytes, registers r0–r15 only. Comments in English, documented directly inside the script.
Feedback and suggestions are welcome in the comments.
Weather Warning on Nxeon
From our catalogue- One-click install
- Not available. One-click install isn't available for this game's mods yet. Download it and upload it to your server in Files.
- Server load
- light
- Smallest plan we suggest
- Stationeers — 4 GB (4 GB RAM). This follows our own load rating above, not a benchmark.
Run Weather Warning on a Stationeers server
Deploy a server above, then upload the file in Files.
What kind of mod it is
From the catalogTechnology & automation
Machines, power, logistics and automation.
Compatibility
- Game
- Stationeers
- File size
- 106 KB
Verified at the source
- ✓Steam WorkshopOfficial listing, checked 2026-09-24Open ↗
- ✓AuthorOberon187, as published on Steam Workshop
- ✓LicenseNot published by the sourceFree
