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I don't think this has been written out expressly before. I don't count an internal council discussion, an obscure chat log or a livestream as public information. Reelections. Suspension of activity in the worst case. "... thus can be removed" and the next lower ranking candidate climbs up a...

I have to ask why there was no official announcement about the departure and succession. Criss stated that Schine were to decide on a course of action "over the weekend", but nothing ever followed up. Basically you're saying, if even one person voted for any candidate, that candidate is...

Or just wait until the other galaxies are rendered. May take a while, depending on your machine, although ten minutes seems excessive...

Seeing how searching for eg. 30426_ab785ec9f712b0c510065e5d23cd770d.sment doesn't return any results (well this specific one does now, but not in the content section...), it would be great if the download file names were constructed from a time stamp when the item was last updated, the author's...

https://starmadedock.net/data/2014/11/6405_0d9fde6f4fff98eece0b2dceef50a1a2.sment

Explain please. ToasterBorst's Council Resignation Letter keptick's Council Resignation Letter What am I missing?

Here's a shoutout to the remaining Triumvirate! Don't let yourselves get demotivated, now is the time to declare an emperor! Hope to hear from and about the council soon, it's been awfully quiet...

So what? A single torpedo dropped from a fighter craft can blow a hole in a battleship. If that fighter gets past the battleship's AA, if the CIWS doesn't take out the torpedo, if the torpedo hits at all, and if the torpedo hits a critical section. The proposed buff to warheads doesn't make them...

True, but the one thing you can't do is keep your doors etc. from showing up on everybody else's nav HUD. I'd like such an option that allows me to see ships docked to a station or each other, but I don't want to see every door or landing leg. I don't think it is programmatically feasible to...

One type I'd love to see would be a non-physical docker; this would solve a lot of headaches with landing gears and extending docking collars.

If you had bothered to read the first post you could easily have found

Certainly "gravity" is unsatisfactory as it is now. Its statelessness is one thing, its integration with game logic is another - the gravity unit can only toggle, not explicitly set or reset, your gravity; that regularly breaks automating changing gravity say, in airlocks - if you accidentally...

Doors, ramps, landing gear, radar dishes, ... all show up as docked entities which they shouldn't, and contribute to collision detection lag, which they shouldn't either.

Remembering gravity across sessions doesn't work for planets either from what I can tell, but planets tend to capture you back into their gravity. However I've been able to float out of planets' gravity wells too, as long as I don't jump or align to it in any way.

If I were to guess, I'd say something is broken in the 32-bit FastNoise library: versus EDIT: Ninja'd ;)

My first thought as well, but apparently it did run previously, and I think it would at least throw an exception or something, not simply stop at random points. The more or less repeatable timing is what made me think heat, or otherwise faulty hardware, might be an issue. The logs from when it...

Pirates should be what they are, part of politics and commerce. I don't like this "further out equals more pirates" stuff, it just doesn't make sense all on its own. They need to be where transport happens for targets as well as markets, and their bases can't be too far away from that. They...

IIRC, pressure is a function of gravity and mass, and atmosphere is stripped away because of lack or deficiency of a magnetic field to deflect the solar wind. If the gravity hadn't been sufficient, there couldn't have been an atmosphere to generate any significant pressure. Disclaimer: I'm not...

Confirm, fixed in latest build.

Nothing suspicious in there as far as I can tell, apart from their unexpected end. My Windows knowledge isn't current enough to be of any more help, sorry. Maybe it's a thermal problem? I know it's a stretch, but it doesn't hurt to check your computer's fans and heat sinks for dust every once in...