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Well, you're not using the updated preset (you can tell by the whites not actually being white) and even if update, it'll still be really bright, since it is a white interior.

Anything with direct light on it is blinding* Not too blinding when you're not staring directly into reflected light. (I mean, still slightly blinding, but they are pure white pixels - sadly reshade doesn't have access to the depth buffer, meaning some effects aren't as good as they could be)

Move to the center of a sector.

If you want a tougher challenge, set your AI accuracy to something really high. ;)

Also the fact that since each combination will require it's own unique texture, would mean that each block would take up 1 new ID. Which is incredibly wasteful. Slabs can get away with it to my knowledge, as they are an extension TO the block, meaning they don't require unique IDs. (see the...

might be your gpu man, might not support some features

So here's a little update for those that got it working; A new preset! It's got more subtle effects, and is rather good for cinematic screenies. Whites are actually white, not gray! You can still play the game with it, however it does put considerable strain on the GPU. (Don't forget Scroll...

use some logic controls. Set storages to not pull when docked, or have a wireless logic link and a toggle switch in the station to control what storages are pulling.

And you put all the stuff from the reshade framework archive into the same folder as Javaw.exe?

and you're selecting the preset after you've jammed it in the right folder? Without a preset you'll see literally no difference to the game

and you made a copy of reshade64.dll and renamed it to opengl32.dll? (assuming you're using 64 bit)

Installed to the correct directory? The java version that Starmade uses?

XD All good haha

I said go to http://reshade.me/ to get reshade - the archive attached to this post is just a preset.

Should be in the Reshade archive you downloaded.

Greetings everyone! I've been off for a few days finding out how to put more oomph into Starmade. Turns out there's a little openGL compatiable shader injection thing called 'reshade'. Anyway, this is to teach you how to install and use it. WARNING: Use at your own risk! 1. Head over to...

Missiles use a lot of power themselves. This came about after the new damage system for them was implemented. overall they deal a buttload more damage, so power usage was also brought up.

pause/break.

Allocate more RAM to the game. When you launch the game, the first launcher screen, hit options > memory settings and allocate more. Make sure you have 64bit java.

Exactly what CyberTao said, double-check the resolution you're using, the native resolution of the new monitor and adjust accordingly.