Recent content by DeepspaceMechanic

Now the cylinder is rotated before firing, not the other way around.

The Model-129 ...slowest revolver of the West, but the fastest in StarMade! ;) Named after the Smith & Wesson Model 29, and because of the fact that this is 129 meters long. Both single-action and double-action usage modes are available. Test it in game for all features! NOTE: this download...

Altered the barrel and logic design, and released the thing. Opted for a bit less realism, for the sake of simpler circuitry and higher fire rate. Check out the shooting test GIF at the download page: Model-129 space revolver Here's what's different compared to the previous design (on...

When foresight about how things might go wrong only spares you from rage-quitting, BUT NOT FROM A HEADACHE, LOL! ...Tried to solve issues with my WIP revolver model, before any actual trial and error. Edit: sure enough, missed something. That "limiter" circuit might need to be extended to...

Yeah, a mech fitting this would truly have to be enormous :D Considering the ratio between average revolver length and average person height, such a mech would have to be about 900m tall (I think even Starboy's Megazord is below 300, less than twice my Samurai Mech below). Didn't want this gun...

Working on a "functional" revolver. Still have to build the trigger, hammer and logic for a shooting animation. What's already there: the so-called crane or yoke (a piece that holds the cylinder) can be hotbar-rotated in and out of the frame the cylinder can be hotbar-rotated around the yoke...

Thanks :) The idea for that drawing machine came from simplifying a similar design I came up with earlier, but chose not to bother building: a 3D replicator. Imagine a brick of many area-trigger blocks, and a different brick made up of closed plexed doors (same size and shape, both bricks built...

I went through the creative mode inventory, and checked all of the relevant blocks that either have no orientation selection at all, or have only a few options (often 6 out of the 24 possible orientations). The only ones that yield extra orientations via copy-rotate-paste are warheads, hazard...

Finally made a prototype for a rail/logic thing I imagined some time ago: a drawing machine. Had to restrict it to a 50x50 drawing surface, because all the logic connections are already a bit too much for my system (there's a column of 8 linked blocks for each "pixel", plus the global reset...

I checked if this copy/rotate/paste method can unlock the useful-but-unavailable orientations of certain other blocks: displays, girders, activation gates, decorative pipes, buggy wooden plank wedges, etc. It doesn't seem to work with any of the above, but I did manage to get warheads flip onto...

Randomly found an improvement that perfected a small invention of mine, BLUEPRINTS ATTACHED TO THIS POST. Used to call it "aperture door", but now I'm calling it "rodoor" (from rotor-door), because I want to keep that first name for a larger, 8-side version I'm planning. Also found out...

Removed 5000 recharger blocks accidentally left unremoved in the initial release.

The previously separately uploaded shell of the ship now packaged together with the systemed version. Shell-only upload deleted.

Thanks, glad you find it appealing :) Back then, I personally used to commit certain design flaws that I since learned to avoid, but the textures and graphics of that older starmade often gives a nice nostalgic feel. I wasn't familiar with the Vega core room you mentioned, but found this image...

This upload is a sment file of a ship entity consisting merely of a core access room. Taken from a titan project started and abandoned in 2017. All outdated blocks replaced; minimal aesthetic touch-up done. The original plans for it, as well as screenshots of the ship's early hull/interior...