New chunk data format:
Blueprints made by v0.199.432 are now supported.
New blueprints by StarMade client v0.199.429 can be read, but old blueprints converted with StarMade client v0.199.429 are broken and can not be read.
Improved memory usage:
An new way of saving block decreased memory usage to a third of what it was before. Thank you Septaris for suggesting it.
Also, if this breaks everything, blame Septaris :p
Hotfix:
The real reason for this early release.
A bad conversion of smd2 to smd3 positions in the...
New features:
* Mirror an entity at the core/center along each of the axis.
Logic links will be mirrored, too. But docked entities are not mirrored.
* Smd2 file support, except some exotic variations.
If you find one of those exceptions, I need an example blueprint to add support of them.
For...
New feature:
It is now possible to delete blocks of a specific id or list of ids.
Bugfix:
Blueprint with entities docked using "Turret Docking Unit" or "Docking Module" are now automatically converted to rail dock based entities and should no longer cause a corrupt blueprint, hopefully, fingers...
Bugfix:
Blueprints with rail based turrets and other docked entities will now work.
Details:
Due to a bad if statement turret files where not dealt with but were mentioned in the meta file as if.
That caused a blueprint to not appear in the blueprint cataloge.
Feature completed:
SMBedit has now a full set to smooth out edges:
-aw, --auto_wedge
-at, --auto_tetra
-ah, --auto_hepta
-ac, --auto_corner
Bugfix:
Auto-shaped Std./Adv Armor blocks should no longer appear damaged.
New features:
'sment' files can now be used as input. There is still a restriction that if the input is a sment file, the outpul is expected to be, too.
Bugfix:
- reading from blueprints meta files with no datatype 2 caused faulty meta file to be written
- entity classification is now hidden if...
StarMade Blueprint Editor
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This editor allows changes to StarMade blueprints that are either difficult or too tedious to do with he official client.
SMBEdit called from command prompt is compatible with both python2.7 and python3, and should work on all platforms.
The graphical user...
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