term.setCursorPos not working

With the term.setCursorPos its disposed to ensure the bars are centered under there header, but for example term.setCursorPos(3,5) sets the cursor to position (1,5) instead of having an x position of 3. This program is disposed to monitor a reactor and report back the status to me.

--Variables To Store Data For Later UI
local Reactor = peripheral.wrap("right")
local Con_State = false
local FuelAmmount = 0
local WasteAmmount = 0
local CoolantAmmount = 0
local SteamPressure = 0
UpdateBlock = function()
  --Updates UI Display
  term.clear()
  term.setCursorPos(1,1)
 
  --Prints Opening ASCII Graphics Banner
  print "---------------------------------------------------"
  print "||			 Reactor Monitor V0.1a			 ||"
  print "---------------------------------------------------"
 
  term.setCursorPos(1,5)
 
  --States Weather Reactors Active And Status Headers
  print ("Active = " .. tostring(Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getActive")))
  print ("Fuel  | Waste | Cool  | Steam | Temp")
 
  --Shows Fuel Level (Max 48000)
  term.setCursorPos(3,7)
  for pointer=10, 0, -1 do
    if Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getFuelAmount") >= (pointer * 4800) then
	  print ("#")
else
	  print ""
end
  end
 
  --Shows Waste Level (Max 48000)
  term.setCursorPos(11,7)
  for pointer=10, 0, -1 do
    if Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getWasteAmount") >= (pointer * 4800) then
	  print ("#")
else
	  print ""
end
  end
 
  --Shows Coolant Level (Max 10000)
  term.setCursorPos(19,7)
  for pointer=10, 0, -1 do
    if Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getCoolantAmount") >= (pointer * 1000) then
	  print ("#")
else
	  print ""
end
  end
 
  --Shows Steam Level (Max 10000)
  term.setCursorPos(27,7)
  for pointer=10, 0, -1 do
    if Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getHotFluidAmount") >= (pointer * 1000) then
	  print ("#")
else
	  print ""
end
  end
 
  term.setCursorPos(35,7)
 
 
  --Test If Reactor Heat Critical (Max I've Left Is 2800 Before Warning)
  while (Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getFuelTemperature") >= 2800) do
    term.clear()
    print ("WARNING REACTOR TEMPERATURE HIGH")
  end
 
  --Shows Reactor Temperature Level (Max 3000)
  for pointer=10, 0, -1 do
    --print (tostring(Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getFuelTemperature")))
    if ((Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getFuelTemperature")) >= (pointer * 300)) then
	  term.write("It Worked")
   term.write("#")
else
	  print ""
end
  end
end--Ensures Connection Available
Con_State = Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getConnected")
--Test If Connected
if (Con_State == false) then
  print ("Error, Please Ensure The Reactor Is Connected")
else
 
  --Runs Program Until Lost Connection
  while ((Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getConnected")) == true) do
    --Runs GUI Update
UpdateBlock()
sleep(5)
  end
 
  --Ends Program
  term.clear()
  print "Error, Can't Connect To Reactor"
end

After writing the text you passed it, print() moves the cursor to the start of the next line down. You'll hence need to call term.setCursorPos() within your "pointer" loops, eg:

	--Shows Fuel Level (Max 48000)
	local fuelAmount = Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getFuelAmount")  -- This check is slow, so best to only perform it once per screen update.
	for pointer=10, 0, -1 do
		if fuelAmount >= (pointer * 4800) then
			term.setCursorPos(3, 17 - pointer)
			term.write ("#")
		end
	end

It also looks like if you tweaked this:

local Reactor = peripheral.wrap("right")  -- This is wrapping a wired modem on the side of the computer.

… to this:

local Reactor = peripheral.wrap("BigReactors-Reactor_0")  -- This wraps the reactor on the end of the modem.

… then you'd be able to change the likes of this:

Reactor.callRemote("BigReactors-Reactor_0", "getFuelAmount")  -- This has the modem call the reactor's function.

… to this:

Reactor.getFuelAmount()  -- This calls the reactor's function directly.

sorry i didn't actually think of that, thnx. :)/>