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I have a blanket of area triggers on top on my transporter pads, it sets gravity as soon as I land on the pad. I don't know if that will work for multiple players though. Still going to say +1, I am always for getting more logic feed back from stuff, leads to tons of uses.

So many pictures 0.0

Guess what? If all you want to do is kill a ship and leave most of its blocks intact. Hit its core until its structure HP is dead. The core can not be killed, but it can still take damage. If you are just concerned about salvaging learn to mutilate the core. (Core drilling is still a thing, its...

Nope, can't agree with any of this. Take a gander at many of the conversations that have asked for stuff like this before. Even the devs will say no.

Here is hoping that you can be aggressive and not act like a bag of smelly dicks. If that days comes I will try and give you something to hunt, even if it is just me. Proper conduct inside and outside of a Lego space game seems to be mostly forgotten. To everything else many keks.

Looks like you want Shattered Skies. http://starmade-servers.com/server/1054/ The only thing I can't vouch for on that is unforgiving AI, but I don't think any server can do that without making stupidly large pirates.

Its pretty simple, make a non-block damaging weapon using effects on a turret set to aim at target. Then use wireless logic to trigger a salvager array on the turret. Make sure the salvager comp has a slaved storage. That is all there is to it.

Spiders were not removed, however the only stations to have spawn points for them were the old default derelict stations, which no longer generate normally in the universe. (They only generate if the game can find no other derelict stations to spawn) There are two easy ways to get around this...

That is my point, there is a weapon being aimed at the asteroid there. Its a cannon/cannon stop, because I play with friction off it helps incase I bump into the rocks as well. My point being is that the cannon does not aim to hit blocks, all it does is shoot blindly at the nav marker.

Its simple enough to see whats wrong with it. AI will not aim at the blocks of an asteroid and will only shoot at the Nav marker for the asteroid, which is often enough outside of the actual rock. AI targeting asteroids should aim at the actual blocks, a lot like how AI aiming was fixed for ships.

I think you can do that with formating options (not like super big), let me get back to you once I do some testing.

I have one question, will race gates be able to send out a logic signal when a racer passes through them, but not trigger when any other entity does? I have big plans for this.

I really love all the work you have done. While the topic of hull color is up, I would like to bring up a black sheep, or I should say green sheep. I just really don't like the color of basic green hull, it just seems so out of place compared to everything else. I don't think it need to look...

I very much support this. Until it gets implemented you can use storage blocks to find out the in-ship coords for a block. Just place one down and look at the top of the storage menu "Storage at # # #" you can place more than one of them and find out distance from there. (Keep in mind that 0 0...

I wouldn't doubt that they are established on more than just one server either. It is not like this group just formed out of nothing. Faction merges and most likely having players who desire a place to shit around before EE comes along should be reason enough. Now I wonder about other things.

What is so hard to understand about a 1 block weapon that has equal damage to a large group of weapon modules and several computers not being balanced? If all I needed is the one module and one comp, then that lets me just surround it in thick advanced armor, if power cost are incredibly high...

90% of my problems with turrets right after the rail update was all about core facing. A tip to make sure they always face the same direction is to put a light rod right on the back or front of the core, line the cores up where you want them, and as long as the rods are facing the same it...

If they are cheap enough for a new player, they are cheap enough for spamming masses of drones with them. If I don't have to have a good chunk of the drone be weapon modules than I just fill them cheap easy to produce power blocks. I don't think it is a good idea, or could be balanced well.

Change nothing about the Bogatyr one. For the TGT I would say to center the chevrons between the eyes rather than on the circle. Other than that I love them.

There are still quite a few effects that are based on block count not mass, as well as a few more block on the inside, often means more space needed in the hull armor. I do not build doomcubes, doombricks, or a "combat ship" with a armored core room and nothing but systems and weapons. I accept...