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To the best of my knowledge, the last truly official list of admin commands from schema himself dates from 2015. I have no clue which of those are still valid (though most should be), or have been removed since. I'm pretty certain at least some of the descriptions could use an update That...

FYI, the wiki you pointed to is severely outdated. You may want to go here instead for more up-to-date information.

Since there have only been bugfix updates in the meantime, I'd like to leave some late feedback. highlight function: IMHO when targeting an entity, it should be highlighted (highlit?) with all docked entities, so you get an outline of the entity and its turrets/doors/containers/landing...

I hope it isn't too much out of context to bring this one up once more, haven't seen it mentioned in a while: Out of any and all rotation-related fixes, aligning the external "camera" view to the ship-local instead of the universe coordinate system would be my favorite.

[TEXT REMOVED By Moderator] I'd see it more as a matter of signal to noise ratio. The actual information could usually be summarized in a minute or three, and not everybody has the time or stamina to sift through hours of chitchat.

server.cfg: MAX_CHAIN_DOCKING = 25 //maximal deepness of docking chains ...unless I misunderstood something?

I was thinking of "They Came to Rob Las Vegas". Fiction as well, granted, but not entirely implausible. The year before, SPECTRE stole space capsules by 'swallowing' them whole... just saying, it's a valid supervillain strategy and not an exploit in and of itself. Come to think of it, it may...

Oh sweet. Ammunition. Next you'll want fuel as well, and crew that require supplies. </sarcasm>

The problem with permission blocks is the way they need to be touching the system they control. Space around dockers is already cramped as one face definitely has to stay visible, and if you want to hide systems, that effectively leaves only the back face which is competing with docking...

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Disagree, I wouldn't call it an exploit per se. I use it regularly in my automated container system. I agree that it could be used for nefarious reasons, but any "fixing" needs to be done with care and consideration. Guns kill, you can either regulate their use or accept the consequences.

That's the point. When you substitute systems for sectors, it suddenly makes sense, no further explanation required.

If you say so ;) Just curious how you'd get more than "one major pirate hub per sector" when the unmodified default limit is one station per sector... and why it would take two or more hubs per sector to effectively make a sector hostile to players, especially if you intend to reduce the overall...

Before this gets any more out of hand, I'll throw this in: Sector - StarMade Wiki System - StarMade Wiki Thanks ;)

Glad you found a way to make it work for you. Just for future reference, the (working) whitelist.txt on my server follows a pattern of act:-1:brkfst1 Note the lower case "act", and no spaces between the entries. I didn't actually try your variant, but since this file is parsed by a machine...

The original USD specification had requirements for physical location as well, ie. the USD has to extend to the bounding box limit as per the specs. I leave finding that thread as an exercise to the reader ;) Everything that does not have the USD sitting right at the bounding box limit is...

Please no weapons. Not everyone wants to fight. Took me like 2 years to get the hang of fighting NPC pirates. The other night I got killed by a pirate tentacle station. Schema pls no

That doesn't mean anything of consequence; it's a known issue ⚓ T1741 "Adapter" and "Driver Version" are reported as "null" in graphcisinfo.txt There's no "safe mode" in Linux...

"Too complicated" was the overwhelming response I got when I last brought this up. Still it's something I'd like to see, along with fuel, which usually elicits the same reaction...