Question Kitchen Store - scripts

I've updated the chapter about creating storage ( vivosim.net/help/guides/user-guide/chapt...ur-own-items-storage ) but yes, you have one main prim with all the products and code in it, then you can add extra prims that are used just to show individual product status levels,

all so i have found that the SENSOR_DISTANCE=96 in the Notecard will only search around 15 meters, even if you set it to 96 maybe that's a job for Buzzy to fix.

Not sure why you are seeing this - I checked the code and it does use the value you set in the config notecard when it scans. I tested and found it does follow that settings, at least in my testing.

This is The Distance 21 meters i can get it to scan for a item if i set the item any further away it wont find item 

Is that all storage items or any one in particular?

ok im using a scarecrow with a crow on its shoulder its 2 prims i have all the scripts and the notecards from the SF Storage Rack i then dropped them into the crow without the items EG the FS oranges and FS Honey or any of the other items im trying to make a single item storage out of it only to collect from crops/fields/trees then when the crops are ready i ADD STOCK from the menu it only holds 13 items before they don't show above the crows head, that is ok cause no fields have more then 13 items cause im using one scarecrow per field Set EG 1 for herb garden items ect ect and so on the problem is it will only read SENSOR Range 20 meters the most i can get it even if i put it to 96 meters in the Config notecard i didnt make this this is what they used in AVM Community farm it was given to me i just trying to work out how to make it scan the 96 meters

The only things I can think of why it doesn't scan for the range you set are:
(1) The scan will find the closest items that start with "SF " up to a maximum of 32 so if you have lots of objects called "SF something" close by that could be the issue. You can test by putting the scarecrow in an empty place and then try.
(2) The scan will only find objects that are in the same region, so if on the edge, for instance, it won't see anything in the next region even if really close.