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I love the whole thing, including the cockpit. Reminds me a bit of 2001. I imagine some day soon many of those decorative computers will need to be replaced with real utility computers. Edit: Don't be afraid to turn weapon computers around and use the backs as decorative control panels. That...

So it's magnificently huge, possibly game-breaking, and beyond all reason and expectation. I approve. :schema:

It's nice. I like it. Two suggestions: 1. Due to the linked weapon system, your missiles are using 30% extra energy. (Every additional weapon output increases the energy usage of the computer by 10%, unless my information is out-of-date.) My recommendation would be to use four separate missile...

This would also help soften interiors. Fewer 90 degree angles for astronauts to cut their suits on.

Personally, I think this should be the replacement behavior for Missile slave effect that has been wanted, in order to simply eliminate both friendly fire behavior and little-used shotgun behavior. Nevertheless, to more fully flesh out this idea, here are some ideas of my own: 1. Missile splits...

Yes, it would be responsible to discuss possible gotchas. 1. Redocking: The list I mentioned would be usable by undocking. When one module is undocked, run through every list it is on and undock everything on the list at the same time. 2. Well, there's already a lot of rail docker spam for those...

Yes, players have wanted this for doors and docked reactors as well. It would be much appreciated. I think in the game's background, it would be easy enough to set up multiple docks in a list, so that if one link is broken (block destroyed, disruptor weapon detaches the link, etc.), the next...

These two pages talk about power consumption for these types of cards. Generally, I think you are talking about 120 watts per hour per card for Starmade, on top of your computer's baseline wattage. So if you are talking about 2 hours a day, you are talking about one-fourth of one kilowatt-hour...

Jetpacks will never get old. :D Plus, they are a natural way to add improved space-walking speed to astronauts.

Personally, I think the OP is how regular gravity blocks should work. "Activating magnetic boots" (aligning to a surface) works for astronauts and docking rails works for other entities as a duplicate of what gravity blocks do right now.

Bottom line: NVidia is preferred by the devs over AMD/ATI. That means that a NVidia card will definitely support the game. An AMD card may or may not support features. This advice goes double on Linux due to the fact that drivers for NVidia on Linux are better than Linux drivers for AMD. You...

1. If you are on singleplayer, create a new world. Spawn a single core and name it something simple. No need to build on it at this point. This is just to make sure there is a "DATA" folder in the new universe's subfolder. 2. Then exit the game. These steps have created the folders and basic...

vertical knives Make working, active, animated industrial cranes with logic and rail rotors. They don't have to do anything useful. Just make them go back and forth as if they were. It'll look cool with a ship nearby. Multi-level round rotating habitat rings containing all sorts of buildings...

I'm sorry. Your statement is simply incorrect. A rail door would not force you to close it from the open position. If it were a plex door or a blast door, then your statement would be correct, but since you are replying to the use of "a small 1 block rail door" [emphasis mine], then no.

If we had a mechanism to activate doors only with logic (maybe turn off manual control when connected to logic, as has been suggested many times), then you could supposedly activate what is behind the "door" block without closing the door. But that will require a change in the way doors work...

May I recommend some stylish templates from the Community Content? Extra rooms and hallways or Subsystem modules

Don't forget all the -other- steps, especially if you spawn the turret too close to the ship. 1. Travel away from the ship far enough that you think you can spawn in a turret nearby. 2. Fail, search for the turret entity you spawned, and find the turret spawned in half a sector away. 3. Generate...

If you don't want to plan a ship ahead of time, then I recommend always, always, always building a teleporter below-and-behind the core, with a 3x3x3 empty space above the teleporter blocks to teleport into from outside the ship. A smaller teleport area might work, but I always prefer to build...

In reference to the Star Trek starships not having any moving turrets, maybe that's a good argument for having static emitter blocks that can be placed on the main ship and aim in any direction that is not blocked by the ship. However, there would need to be some "nerfing" to prevent this from...

People love bug-like ships. Keep up the good work!