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Just to be clear, "jumping inversely proportional to gravity" means lower gravity=higher jump, and higher gravity=lower jump...in other words, jumping is variable with gravity.

Great ideas overall, especially the puzzle sites. I imagine there could be many more types of rails puzzles than just pillars. I have some reservations about mini-games that are in alternate space. I would prefer just having it on an improved Display Block. Also, the star chart sharing is...

Don't you just drag a new item over, and it replaces the one there? Shift-clicking on an occupied slot could also clear the slot.

I'm sure this idea would find a lot of use, but I wouldn't worry too much about the implementation. If I had to imagine, I'd say the client generates a random number with Math.random()*$NUMBER_OF_CONNECTED_OUTPUTS, looks it up in the table of connections, then sends the ouptut to the server just...

While I do think the in-game communication system needs a severe overhaul, I think this suggestion would result in a fragmented and cumbersome system. What happens when these blocks are destroyed? Are you cut from everyone? Does the "public neutral network" replace the current general chat? If...

1. The masses demand that digital garments be added! Who doesn't like to dress up? I would suggest that it be accessed from a Wardrobe Module on your ship or station. 2. I would prefer that shields just "form" a certain distance from the blocks. Perhaps the distance could be based on the ratio...

Perhaps this counts as a bug, but it seems to me that the order in which Activation Modules(AM) get signaled on and off by a moving rail is inconsistent. When a Rail Docker(RD) is moving along a rail, an adjacent AM only turns on when the RD fully "connects" to it. But when the RD starts to...

I imagine a cargo ship, with the supplies, and one or more repair shuttles that can deploy from it. The cargo ship enters the sector, then a repair shuttle deploys, using the cargo ship as personal cargo. For that matter, large ships could have there own repair supplies, and the repair shuttles...

This is a great idea, and would introduce a "Medic" class to ship design. Targeting a damaged ship (with it's design loaded) would show an "x-ray" type view of the ship, with missing/damaged blocks in red. The addition of effects systems to the AstroTech is also a great idea! Perhaps support...

1. I would like to select an area, then nudge the selected area with the movement keys (just like moving on the galaxy map). 2. I would really like a block picker! 3. I would like a modifier key that, when held, orients the square face of a wedge, hepta or corner onto the face where I'm pointing.

Well, blend that with the "Cannon and Beam Damage Rework" from the HP-System update: StarMade News - StarMade v0.19282: Putting more fun into battles. Also, boarding! I find it's all close enough for government work.

I beg to differ, seeing how cats are such good bug catchers! Otherwise you kiss your AIs goodbye! Back on topic, here's an explanation of armor on the wiki: Defense Systems - StarMade Wiki It has a nice picture detailing piercing, which may, or may not be currently accurate, but it's technical...

I'm sure it's a bug, but I would consider a bit of fuzziness in the exact damage to be a feature.

A similar idea was suggested here: free moving rail block Some uses include launching ships with a Trebuchet and a Tetherball simulator.

There are cases where the builder does not want ugly gaps either. I would put this in the same class as the lighting settings, where the builder may have wanted a certain ambience, but it is completely destroyed for me because it was built with Block light quality on 64 and I have it set on 256.

What about a solution that just involves client-side rendering, where, when two angled blocks meet up, the game just renders a polygon "patch" over the gap, blending the textures? This could even be toggled in the graphics options, for slower GPUs.

I think we're talking about player-piloted ships mostly here. Drones are a different class. For example, I tried to build a functional Veritech (from Robotech) and the result, while nice, wound up being three times larger, a little slow, and STILL can't put a dent in anything with decent shields:

Yeah, building small ships that are both functional and detailed is a difficult problem to overcome with one meter blocks. What about embedding systems INSIDE hull blocks? It could work a couple of ways. Build your ship systems, then "paint" the exterior with hull/armor at a reduced armor...

Yeah, started to get off on a tangent, but the OP is a great idea.

I don't want less jump height, I want more sanity. This isn't Super StarMade Bros. We have ships to get to high places. I wan't jumping proportional to holding down $JUMP AND inversely proportional to gravity, PLUS holding $JUMP near an edge grabs on so you can climb up!