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The experience I had with space engineers was like that. I found it ultimately frustrating and un-fun. Starmade seems like a happy middle ground to that. What would it add to the game to have thrusters directional like that?

A game is a problem-solving activity, approached with a playful attitude.

Can you check your settings and see if the frame buffer is enabled? Framebuffer is required for thruster plumes. I know there were some platform bugs for osx +opengl. OSX doesn't always report the correct opengl version.

One of the few times I toot my own horn. Chat/Channel Block

I'm quite excited for whatever they come up with, and I keep happily building away.

Are you using Steam or a standalone version of starmade? Along with PC specs please.

Sensors not working with jump drives?

I think it'll take about 4 soon(tm)s

This is pretty much my stance.

Schema has said no to instanced planets. Its not the way starmade will be.

Pretty sure we just need animated pipes that wonder the universe.

What's a station? Build on planets.

There is no love button, and iMSAD

Those are simple to talk about, but amazingly complicated to work on a grand scale correctly. Any mechanic like this also needs to mean something in the overall game. Otherwise we have just another mechanic tacked onto the star-made experience.

Other: Planets could be used for all sorts of purposes to add to game design. Currently I love building on them. They do need some intrinsic game-play value though.

What would a meaningful trade-off actually be for factories?

Are you looking for complexity or depth?

Consider it watched!

The question I would ask then, Why do you need that consumable in the first place?

Did either of those things destroy other players work? Were any of those creations destroyed by another player that was bored and flew over, destroying work the receiving player didn't want? Balance, when viewed from combat, in Minecraft was about how big TNT exploded, fire spread, and how...