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This would be a great thing if there are no performance issues and if development of this feature doesn't take away too much time from other features.

Looks like a perfect fit to me.

That's not a Cylon. And the electrical grid is run by an overclocked economy which depletes earths entire resources within a few hundred years.

Does that mean we can finally make in real time?

I think it's perfectly okay to start with a cube to learn the basics. Just don't show it to anybody. ;) Some people start with the hull and fill it with systems, some others do systems first and then cover it with hull. Try out what works better for you.

Yes, the mass of hull blocks should be somewhat proportional to their effective HP.

Yes, NeonSturm is right, this has nothing to do with connections, it's purely about making block placement easier.

When making diagonal lines, circles or curved surfaces lots of extra blocks have to be placed and deleted again afterwards, like the red blocks in the following example: It would save much time and effort if it was possible to attach blocks to edges and corners of other blocks. This could be...

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There's always an even bigger fish.

The coding cat said he'll see what he can do.

The blockBehaviorConfig.xml says the energy consumption of a powersupply beam block is 300 e per tick and the supply is 240 e per tick. The tick rate is listed as 0.5 and burst length is 2.5 s. The energy consumption per burst should thus be 1500 e and the supply 1200 e. I tested this by...

Add an overdrive computer and an overdrive effect block. When activated your max speed is doubled.

You can reduce that to just one block, cores have a built in thruster.

I use this tool, it can even create a body of rotation from a bezier curve.

It rather looks like a bib. :P

The grey area is something like the face of your ship, it should be the most detailed part.

The game isn't designed around titans, the changes were meant to make fights between smaller ships last longer than a few seconds. If the damage from a single projectile is so limited, why don't you simply increase the number of projectiles? With a bit of creativity you can even shape a big...

I guess you're using the new rail blocks to derail the topic?