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Line 1: == NIDAS == NIDAS is an acronym for Networked Information Display & Automation Software. It's an OpenComputers HUD program written by Sampsa, capable of running in-game as a control for power networks, fluid/power monitoring, ore processing, notification of [[Maintenance]] issues, AE2 ~~autostocking~~auto-stocking and infusion automation. The source code for NIDAS can be found on [https://github.com/S4mpsa/NIDAS GitHub], and its documentation can be found [https://github.com/S4mpsa/NIDAS/wiki here]. Progress into late HV-[[tier]], preferably EV, is required to setup NIDAS as T3 components use Titanium. <br> Most people set up NIDAS when they unlock the [[Lapotronic Supercapacitor]]. [[File:NIDAS.png\|800x57px]]<br> ~~As shown in the picture above it displays various power~~ NIDAS displaying various power metrics. * Total Energy in Energy Storage * Energy input/output Line 9 ⟶ 11: * Real Time {{notice\|header=Unfamiliar with OpenComputers?\|image=OpenComputers_Manual.png\|text=Look in the Quest Book under the "Advanced Automation" tab to get started.}} === Installing NIDAS === Below is a guide to installing NIDAS, however there is also a well made Youtube tutorial. * You need to be at least in late [[HV]]-[[tier]], preferably [[EV]], to get started with NIDAS due to needing Titanium. <br> [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlG8OX8jErs NIDAS Youtube Tutorial] ** look in the Quest Book under the "SFM and Computers" tab to get started. * Get an OpenComputer Case T3 and equip it with a T3 CPU, T3 GPU, at least 1 stick of T3.5 RAM, an internet card, a T2 wireless network card, at least a T2 hard disk drive, etc. Not sure how? NIDAS requires a top end OpenComputers computer or server to run, with the specs listed below. It can also be configured as a main/local server setup with multiple machines for larger bases. In that case only the local devices will need component busses. Computer Case (Tier 3) Central Processing Unit (CPU) (Tier 3) Graphics Card (Tier 3) Memory (Tier 3.5) Component Bus (Tier 3), possibly multiple Internet Card Wireless Network Card (Tier 2) Hard Disk Drive (minimum Tier 2, Tier 3 recommended) Screen (Tier 3) Install OpenOS ** Install NIDAS (copy into the shell and press enter).<syntaxhighlight lang="bash">