Supply Mission Fix

Quick instructions:

1. Install mod.

2. If you are on a new character or haven't done any of the supply missions yet, just play the game.

3. If your character has been doing the supply missions, build the Fixer terminal, push the "Do It!" button. Delete the Fixer Terminal.

The only time you would need the terminal again is if the mod got disabled or another mod conflicted with this mod and it stopped working.

4. If an update is released, just install it. No need to re-run the fixer. 

Version 1. 0: Mission says you have shipped material as soon as you make the link.

The script that runs the mission has a bug which really screws up the math.

It didn't clear out the global variable that was used to track the amount currently shipped. So, when you start a new mission that uses the same variable it might say 1235 of 500 required has been shipped.

The script has been changed to clear the variable when mission is over.

A notification that shows "Transport Link Parameter Reset" has been added when the mission completes so that you know the fix is active.

Because there are 13 possible variables that could have old values stored I made a tool to clear them all at once.

The Supply Mission Fixer tool is located at the bottom of the Decorations list on the build menu. A new Icon has been added to the menu in V1. 3.

Version 1. 1: Fixed another bug

Sometimes, the cargo ship would pull ALL of the resource out of your storage chain.

So, let's say you had 2,000 Aluminum in a long chain of containers and the supply mission was for 500.

The ship would land and pull all 2,000 out of your storage chain.

Then, when the mission was finished it would put the extra 1,500 Aluminum back into your ship's cargo hold, unless it filled up, in which case it would put the rest of it into your personal inventory.

This bug was in the "SQ_OutpostCargoLinkScript" which has been updated and is included in V1. 1's EAASupplyMissionFix - Main.ba2 archive.

Details are below.

Version 1. 2: Fixed bug where mission is not shown in your outpost's cargo link screen.

Some of the cargo links out in the Settled Systems are broken. I don't know how many yet, but I know that Hopetown is the main one.

The cargo link activators that you see around the landing pads are actually "activators" that trigger a script when the player gets within range.

This causes a dice roll and new supply missions to be added to the mission board, or not.

If the cargo link isn't set up correctly then it links a mission to a non-existent cargo link.

MissionSupplyScript now checks to make sure the cargo link is valid before making a supply mission for it.

If it finds a bad one it won't create a mission for it. The downside is that there will only eve