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Did you notice that the blueprint format was changed from smd2 to smd3?

That 1% is the most important percent. But you're right, as long as not the entire server goes to war at once it would still be an improvement.

Fixing idle turret lag would just postpone the lag to the start of a battle.

Something similar is planned.

Even small entities cause lag, if many other entities are docked to them.

Niches with flowers?

I usually make sketches before I start building and put the core in a safe place.

Lol, maneuverability is already based on mass and dimensions.

Sobriety?

I just read in the other thread that your ships use cannon/cannon. I suggest that you also use some high penetration weapons, such as cannon/pulse or at least unslaved cannon. Making very deep holes might be inefficient for block destruction, but it's very good for destroying aux reactors. Also...

Hard refresh didn't help.

I only see three big white boxes with a sound cloud logo. How am I supposed to use these?

We need a practical interface where we can group turrets and modify the AIs of an entire group at once and save/load these configurations.

Since I think we need more options for AI configuration and these don't fit into the interface anymore, I added a few changes (see edit in the OP). Basically, replace AI/turret buttons with buttons to save/select/delete configurations and add a right-click menu for resetting turrets, undocking...

Oops, my bad.

Check this video.

Then I completely misinterpreted your post. But if a 99.9% detector would also work, you could use a single active activator with a NOT gate. Make a row of delays, each connected to the next one and each one connected to an OR gate. With 10 delays the OR gate will stay on when the signal going...

Did you mean 100 clocks per ship or per fleet?

You have a system to detect shields in steps of 1%? Throw out half of it and you can still detect a 2% drop. Better throw out most of it and set the detection threshold to 90%. Depending on your maximum tolerable response time you could use a circuit, that can sequentially check for varying...

Have a look at this discussion about server lag due to big fleets with many turrets.