I am aware of how it NOW works. I was pointing out how it USED to work.
Starmade is a voxel game that uses different planes(made by shipcores) with cordinate grids to detect where blocks are. Minecraft is a single plane that uses a cordinate grid to remember where blocks are. Every entity from dirt to chickens have reletive xyz cordinates in the game. They both use cordiante planes to map their voxel cubes, but starmade has many planes that interact and can be escaped from.
What if you used the shadow algorithm (with the sun) on all sides of the craft. Replace the shadow effect with the jumpdrive effect. This would work very badly with atmospheres, but if you use the shadow algorithm it would look pretty good from the outside and inside.
Then again minecraft never supported such a system as Galacticraft's Sealed/Unsealed registration. It all had to be modded in so there's an arguement to be made there. But again we don't know the fine details of coding behind Starmade unlike with Minecraft or Space Engineers so there's our big limitations to seeing what is and isn't possible. Only the cat-man-overlord coder himself knows.
yes there are, but don't ask me as I don't really know how they work, but as you guys are arguing, am over sitting and thnking up ideas, so, why not use the aligned un aligned but if your lookating at the outside with the astronaut you will either be loking thru glass/crystal blocks, which in sm should function as glass infront of leaves which allows you to look thru the atmosphere of a planet clearly, so why not use that system to disguise the effect, because in the view of an aligned astronaut you should be inside of the ship if your passing by a pirate station, which will mostelikely be fixed in the future with shields extending a certain distance away from the ship and not directly on the ship, the space might kill the person, or we can just come up with an entirely new graphics of warping, such as in DS9 (startrek)
