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I haven't attempted so myself, but I've heard a few times that there will at least be some performance issues with stations going into another sector.

Lock-on missiles: So broken, they bug the game. :p

Probably will be the same thing that will be used for nebulae. It's probably some distance away, unfortunately. Just causing items to go into one storage, then another once it's full, ad infinitum would be nice.

That should(if it's intended to do this then that's just silly) only make it possible to shoot down own faction missiles when you're firing at them, not make AI turrets target your own missiles.

Maybe, if the sector size is small, you could make the field spread over multiple sectors. Then it can be even bigger than the default sector size.(who doesn't up sector size and speed, anyway?)

How exactly would this be calculated so it's not just a ton of beams spread out in a shape like an even, non-random salvage/missile? Or is the same total number of beams with missile less laggy? But it's not an exact cone, it's uneven.

About turn speed - small ships turn fast, and a titan will turn about the same speed as a corvette. That needs changing, the mass-based turning system was(IMO) better. Though, I wasn't around for that.

PreparationsA-G The problem is it's just a shader. You might vaguely see the shape of the blocks, but you won't know what they are. Though, something that temporarily turns the block you hit into a light might work. :p

The unfortunate thing is this may get prohibitively expensive on a large ship, and a small ship will leave you vulnerable to pirates(since cloak/jam are vulnerable to server lag)… For now, the best way is probably

A large part of the reason why missiles are not easily intercepted is that AI apparently always aims precisely a small amount away from the target, thus missing them. "Only Bobby AIs are so precise." It should be more random, depending on the speed of the weapons and the target, erraticness of...

My guess is that it is an unimplemented feature.

Note: Logic might be used to make tesla coil waffle boards, which can home in on an enemy, thus removing the aiming problem with logic waffle boards.

No collision damage on planets/stations for this block, but same damage for ships and asteroids. Thus isn't used for ramming, nor used to stop ramming from happening.

I would love to just have dock/undock/follow/attack, with the ability to have dock points set for a station and a carrier ship. That would be enough to make drones not be wasted when an enemy goes - "HA! YOU DROPPED YOUR DRONES! TIME TO JUMP OUT!"

Check in navigation, it may have simply renamed the plate, and not the planet. Haven't tried, though, so I dunno.

I'm pretty sure that got fixed recently. http://star-made.org/news/starmade-0-1845-another-round-of-fixes

I don't think we need a block for this sort of thing, we have the AI fleet tab IIRC.

The problem with plasma is it's just a non-interceptable missile.

Do like complex reactor designing, don't like fuel or power cables. I think there should be more to the design than an exact multi-block structure to make, though. Really I only see fuel as being a small annoyance, or a big annoyance. It's risky to bring out a titan anyway, so I don't think fuel...

c=75 km/h? I don't even. If that's the case, beams, cannons, and missiles are all FTL. I'd like if(did I say this before? It's worth saying again.) active(Bobby/Player/NPC) ships would have no damping. Thruster scaling could even be nerfed then. (Mass-based turning, where art thou?)