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I tried the original by Tom Hendriks back when it was released (see the script notes).
I'm not sure if chaos values are included in this or the earlier version.
I do remember that the html pages generated by the original script can be a really cool summary of flame elements.
I'm not necessarily recommending the new revision. I haven't tried it myself but I've used a couple of others from ~rosros-3 without problems..
Yours is fine except for the CTRL+C/V not working. For now I just leave it minimized until needed.
It doesn't affect the functionality but line #10 is shifted one position to the right because of the row heading length. Maybe increase the padding for 1-9?
I didn't anticipate people would be using values so high.
Is that your situation? If so you could try replacing line 31 in the script with these two:
if (transform.chaos[i] >= 10.0) then pad := ' ' else pad := ' ';
if (transform.chaos[i] >= 100.0) then pad := ' ';
If it's not a matter of values > 100, then a screenshot of what you see would be helpful. I don't need actual params, just need to know the values involved.
There are further value combinations that are possible that I didn't consider. Xaos values above 10000 are allowed in Apo, which I only checked just now.