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I had something similar. Turns out it was a cooling issue, my GPU was running under too much stress. Try lowering your graphics settings. If you have overclocked your GPU at all, revert it back to default.

No problem! :D

So I made a thing.

Turn VBO Bulk mode on.

As soon as I can play online, this is going to be my server! Rural Aussie internet sucks, so hard.

I'm guessing when you installed the new drivers, the system set the GPU HDMI audio out to default. Simply change it back. Right click on your volume control, click playback devices, and select the one that isn't HDMI. If no devices show, make sure you have 'show disabled/unplugged devices'...

In actual fact, some mobile devices may be able to run Starmade. Like the Xperia Z1 (2gb ram, 2.2ghz quad-core processor) Currently the only limitation is Android not having a 'real' JRE. When Ubuntu mobile is released (ROM image for some droid devices!), we may be able to see Starmade on...

Download and use the Linux launcher as a simple workaround. Or uninstall all traces of Java, and install only the 64 bit version.

Beam-slave missiles are lock-on You need to get the target in the missile crosshair and wait for it to go green. EDIT: To change the color of projectiles, link a colored light to the primary weapon PC.

* Feels violated * It's better to use a power supply beam on a logic clock on the detachable part I think. If not, just use a dock-detection power drain on the Mothership. Don't want to try draining without actually hitting anything (or ally ships)

I have also suggested APNG (Animated PNG) support for Starmade. It provides more color, better transparency masks and whatnot. GIF support is a step in the right direction, however. I too would like to see more animated elements.

As far as I know, weapon firing direction is decided by the primary computer direction.

What depth are they? As in 24bit or 32bit depth. Default is 32 I think. all images have to be the same bit depth.

Open you task manager, go to processes and kill all 'javaw.exe' instances.

APPLES! <3

Well, the way I plan to use them is by having large (100km) sectors, and a very large ship to explore space with. If I find something cool, say a planet that's generated a city on it, I can spawn in one of these gate and link it with another one near my home-base, since using /load allows more...

Well I'm not actually trying to beat anyone, I haven't even heard of any of your builds until now :P Good work on the gate, though! You should add a destination display somewhere. Don't want to jump into a star sector by accident!

Update on the gate! Work is slow, because of it's size! It's hard to tackle this and remain enthusiastic about it.

Set it manually. Open your 'settings.cfg' file and edit the line: G_RESOLUTION = (x) x (y) To read as: G_RESOLUTION = 5760 x 1080

Just a small update - I may create a series of jumpgates, ranging from 100m to 2,000m with the same basic design. I'm thinking: 100m 250m 500m 2,000m These gates will have the same basic design and features. They will come in different sizes :p