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Not with the public version v37 but with the (before mentioned) experimental version v41.
in the latter the command should be:
ShowStats
FSDgroup, filter(+steelplate) SingleIcon NoSubGrids Weight
EndStats
or
ShowStats
FSDgroup, filter(+steelplate) SingleIcon NoSubGrids Items
EndStats
First you would have to create a block group of all the blocks that could contain your item.
Let's call it "FSDgroup"
And the item you are searching for is "Steel Plate"
ShowStats
FSDgroup, filter(+steelplate) SingleIcon NoSubGrids
EndStats
explanation:
FSDgroup: defines the block or block-group FSD is looking for
filter: command to filter all the inventories in the selected blocks for a specific qualifier
(+steelplate): qualifier is: only items of the type "steelplate" will be counted
SingleIcon: only show a single icon instead of a group
NoSubGrids: only look on your ship, not on connected grids
What the syntax for that be? can't seem to figure it out ^^;
Yes and no.
This script is block oriented, not item/value oriented.
...What does that mean:
Scripts like MMaster's Automatic LCDs 2 or Taleden's Inventory Manager work item or value orientated.
You command the script to look for an item or value (like kWh charge), and it checks all blocks that could contain this item or value. You can refine the command to include only specific blocks.
Fancy Status Displays works block oriented.
You command FSD to look for a specific block (or a group of blocks) and it checks which values it can extract from them. You can refine the command to look only for specific values.
So you can command FSD to look for a specific item among all blocks, but it would be incredible clumsy, backward and bloated way to do it.
Glad I found this!
Not the regular Version but the experimental (not publicly visible) FSD Version.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2801930962