Recent content by JanitorialMilk

That looks AMAZING!

Nananananananananananananananana, Star-Made!

Update Java (64 bit) and make sure you have OpenAL installed. That fixed sound errors for me!

Dang! How big is that all together? It looks amazingly huge and fantasticly awesome.

I find that proposal very logical. I like this idea, but I have to agree with your second variation of it, where the amount of stuff you carry is limited by the items\' mass.

I apologize if you\'ve read this before, but I\'m rather new to the forums and I\'ve read at least 5 pages of suggestions with nothing similar to this. I just remember that this is how ships are built and repaired in real life, Star Trek, and Star Wars. A simple misunderstanding, I suppose.

I was thinking that too. You would need to save your ship near a shop or faction base. That would stop people who would abuse the repairing.

It would definitely be easier on the computer to replace the ship.

I think Star-Made should have ship repair docks. You can simply build or find a repair dock, upload your ship's original data file, and let the repair dock repair it for reasonable cost. The cost would be determined by the ship's condition and materials needed to repair it. The docks could...

You can already do the speed increase by editing server config files in your starmade install folder.

The game does say intel graphics cards suffer problems. I haven\'t tried playing the game using my intel graphics card, but it works fine with an NVIDIA GTX610, which costs about $90. You could try manually downloading intel\'s drivers instead of using their driver update site. The update site...

I was screwing around with a ship I built. I had the core up front, no hull, 70 thrusters and around 70 power blocks. I decided to see if the ship could be destroyed by ramming it into a planet. At first, nothing happened. Then, I tried hitting it at about a 90 degree angle and I was suddenly...

The game could be told to sleep for a miniscule amount of time in order to compensate for pressing buttons over buttons. I would personally do like 200-300 milliseconds MAX. That gives the game enough time to see that the user released the mouse button after one click.

That\'s very true! I was thinking of posting that myself, but you saved me the trouble! :D +1

Try changing the version of LWJGL that the game is running on by getting a more recent version or downgrade to a more stable version of LWJGL. Other than that, make sure your graphics drivers are up to date.