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Dude, Tekkit is a modpack, not part of Minecraft Vanilla, for a reason. Not everyone wants that level of complication. (I sure don't.) Likewise, Minecraft's base crafting tree is fairly simple for a reason... It's logical, and simple enough that most people can understand it, so nobody will go...

Yeah, that's kind of what I was thinking of.

Some people seem to be creating one-man factions because joining another faction would result in idiots in that faction being able to access (steal from) their storages, and edit (fuck up) their ships and stations... There's an obvious, and fairly simple, way to stop this - Personal permissions...

That's one of the main advantages of instanced planets... They don't have to load from space, so you can make them as big as you want - As big as real planets, if you wish, or at least substantially larger than they are now. Would look really awesome, especially if the system structure was fixed...

Alright, good, confirmed. And for the next build, too! O_o Hypedrive, activate!

How do we know that this is actually Schema(x) on the chat and not just a troll?

My thoughts exactly.

We don't need it to be super-ultimately-cool... Just neat-looking and not too annoyingly flashy. A somewhat water-like blue wavy animation might work.

For the record, where, if anywhere, is this stream recorded anyway?

What if I want to have a chair that isn't the same gray as the little square cushion? Or, hell, what if I want my chair to be a position floating in a hollow column of Active Varat Circuits and Ice Crystal Wedges rather than a standard chair? With invisible chairs, the possibilities are...

Haha... They make nice nacelle grilles too. Now if only we had a red version. Perhaps the red version could be the powerful-and-compact-but-explosive reactor people have been talking about adding, if something like that is put in.

+1. I approve. I was thinking of a completely invisible block that functions like this, but this works too. Aaaanyway. Chairs confirmed? Took them long enough, but... ...HELL. FRAKKING. YES.

I wouldn't go THAT far, Aece, since resources can be obtained other ways, but it's kind of a buzzkill for a crafting update everyone waited quite a while for. Good thing is, now that the systems are around, it's fully customizable.

Bloody hell, cool down with the caps. ...Anyway, yeah, I agree with the moving-through-hyperspace thing (Would be lot cooler than just clicking a button and teleporting, which is boring.) but for alpha, this is a pretty neat implementation. Basic, but effective. When all base mechanics are in...

Yes! I personally thought that it would work this way when the new ores were announced, but... Nope. Everything's random, and arbitrary metal grills and meshes were used instead of hull, which is this game's base block, and always has been, and always should be.

He was joking. :P

...Then that's a bug. Report it, if it's not reported already, and it should be fixed pretty damn soon.

This is a game. Applying that philosophy of yours to Minecraft, we get something like: Get 6 Wheat Get a bucket of Sea Water, place it, let it dry for two days ingame time, collect salt Get another bucket of water Get Yeast somehow or other? Get a Bowl Use a Mill block to grind the wheat...

Wait, multiple gates in one sector DO work? Must test this! Regardless, replying in case it is otherwise: Building a network makes a lot more sense, especially in larger sectors, when you don't have to fly all the way to another sector of space just to choose a different destination. Currently...

1) Warpgates shouldn't be one-per-sector. No offense, but... That's stupid. The gates lose about half of their uses that way. 2) Ships should actually come out of gates, though of course there needs to be a check to prevent crashing into things in front of the gate. 3) Gates should use the...