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Okay, I have no idea how any of that works, my logic ability extends to self-closing doors and multi floor elevators. That SMENT file works perfectly though, thank you. I'll try to take one apart and see how it works and maybe see if I can make one myself. Thank you so much.

No, not entirely, although one of the memory cells is probably needed here. I will describe it more simply. Three output blocks, let's just say they're activators, they are all off. [off] [off] [off] This is the starting point, and the entire system is controlled by one button. Push the...

While I can't put into words how strongly I disagree with OP, I have to say you're not as right as you think you are (at the very most, this idea should be a server config that is off by default). In the older TOS days phaser banks appear to just shoot beams out whatever way they want, but in...

I cannot find a thread about this one, so let me try and explain what I'm attempting to do. I want a single button to cycle through multiple inputs. Push a button, and output #1 turns high. Push same button, out #1 turns off, #2 turns on. Push again, #2 turns off, #3 turns on. Push a fourth...

I think I'd be happy enough if wireless logic connected together on the same ship didn't have lines. That way you could string logic across your ship if you need to.

To navigate the map use WASD, E, and Q. Hold the MMB to change the angle at which you look at the map. I believe right clicking on a star system will give you options like "center camera," but I'm not entirely certain.

I'm pretty sure that the current system is used for balance purposes. Warp gates are OP as hell, especially when you're talking about capital-size gates. Being able to change gate destinations on the fly, without having to leave the safety of your base would be ridiculous. Although I agree...

One more complaint to level against the planets as they are.

I guess that could be useful to a very limited extent. I don't know, my designs incorporate a lot of colors and types of armor into the aesthetics, so if I tried to replace all I'd end up with deformed interiors and super bland exteriors. Like if I wanted to paint a grey ship black, then the...

1. You currently can't build a structure that is larger than the planets size without looking dumb, and assuming that the continents are as large (or larger) as the current plates, that really doesn't seem like a real problem. 2. The mesh between continents already looks absolutely dreadful...

Wait, how is this different from the current remove/replace function?

I've always thought that Displays should be logic activated, a high signal displays whatever text is written, a low signal displays nothing. Or, even cooler, primary displays should be able to have slave displays that are logic activated. Receiving a logic signal or sending a high signal to a...

Yes, but planets are already essentially just a sphere at the core, with a dodecahedron built around it using physical blocks. OP is suggesting a much larger sphere made out of a planet core mesh that could be water, gas, sand, or whatever with plates made of blocks surrounded by planet mesh.

The problem with current planets is that they will never be substantially large. Every single medium sized base you build dwarfs half the planet before you're even half finished. And I have no idea where you came up any of the "shape globe of converging trapezoids that reduce in size with...

How is that an inappropriate name? Hitler may have been evil, but he is the guy who killed Hitler.

This has a huge amount of potential, if only those few parts of the planet are made out of blocks, this would eliminate the performance issues most people associate with a larger planet made entirely of blocks. The possibilities are endless here. Here's hoping schema sees this.

The ship is good overall for a first try at a capital, but I absolutely love the SHIT out of those smaller turrets above the doors. Maybe make on on a bigger scale, or one with a longer barrel.

Oh man... that's rough. But I shouldn't talk, because the only way I remember which one is port is because port and left both have four letters.

Navigation lights are on the wrong sides, 1.5/10 Remember: port wine is red. Seriously, great recreation.

Um, what? Are you just letting us know?