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You mean a space elevator placed sideways? I think it might work... but not that great... Personally, I suggest having the hall be at least 2x2 and use the standard tinyest fliable ship to get from point A to point B inside the ship. Of course, docking modules at each major bifurcation or joint...

Excelent suggestion! We really need that! Maybe call it "Docking Point"... verry useful for those ships with a asymetrical design...

Either making the 1km long hallway half the size, make the player twice the size and the speed or just... change a ratio, somewhere...

But isn't up to the servers to decide the size of the planets? Honestly, on my weak pc (since I switched to a gaming laptop) I think the loading of the blocks was the most laggy part. But once I had them loaded, the lag was reduced considerably (up to none). That's why I think these planet sizes...

THIS is what I mean. And it takes a few minutes to get from an end to the other, if you have a big ship... also, the ratio of walking shall also be tweaked... making the character have it's own vector moving, like the ship. if you press W for a minute, you get to a speed from which to stop you...

Just to be sure: is it planned to allow more than one turret in a chain? I would really like seeing (in the non-in-game term) big cannons with tiny cannons on them having more cannons on them. Something like a Medusa with each snake-head being a Medusa as-we-know-her, but both...

Actually, it would allow the player to move faster, to say the least... Also, it will allow more complex shapes to be placed without them looking too big. In fact, it would only require some layout editing of the ships, with the halls bigger and that's pretty much the only downside looks-wise...

Also, being able to chan the turrents would be great. That's the first step to having modular firin units on a ship.

Hello, I will be quick about this: the big ships require far too much walking to get from point A to point B, and if you want to have a ship capable of either doing 5 dmg / second or salvage rather quick, (also I think the salvage beam was made broken after the update which make it follow a...

Hello! I would like to know if it is possible to add more variables for the size of the planets in the server proprietes. That variables would be: - Minimum Minimum Radius - Minimum Maximum Radius - Maximum Minimum Radius - Maximum Maximum Radius - Minimum Core Radius - Maximum Core Radius This...

It sounds great, but it would be needed a hell lot of programming and a hell lot of balancing...

Why? WHYYYY???? We want factories on the ship. We can wait for capital ship and other more difficult stuff for later.

But what if you'd have an dual core with an integrated graphics card? Does that let you play that game with that many FPS? While reducind the resolution of the textures will really make the game run smoother. Because what I say doesen't applies for the systems where the game runs "just fine"...

well, too bad I can't have blocks overlap the blocks space offered by the turret docking...

This sooo needs to be a thing!

Maybe a tiny performance for a good system, but for a low-end system, the animations are a great deal of resources. And the same goes for the texture's resolution.

And what I'm saying is that even if that is true, it doesen't matter if *most* of the planets are going to be around the same size, as long as there is a *chance* to have a big planet near a small one. And even of most of them will be "norma", there will be big differences between the big ones...

As it is in the reality? Well, that's the point. Why only have either big or small planets with huge deviations from low to high, all of them having around the same height, while you can have both tiny and huge planets at the same time, even next to eachother!

No, you're able to change the "sea level" and the deviations, but there is no way to have both dwarf and gigant planets in the same world, if I'm not mistaken. And heck if I found the command to reduce the core's size !

However, it should take a lot of time, like the whole process would be like (5 minutes / block_lenght) * radius_of_the_core (in block_lenght)