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Just a thought addressing concerns about adding additional block requirements to small ships - every ship core comes with a basic free resource buffer, like 50k power, 1 e/s recharge, 220 shields with no free recharge, some armour, structure, et cetera. I don't see why it couldn't bring a...

seriously? Anyway, here you are. I don't think I did any of the don'ts you posted, but I'll give it another go later, in another clean install... EDIT: Also, did you actually try to log in as a player? The server seems to start fine and appears to be well until the first login attempt.

I'm just poking in the dark here as I don't use the launcher, but doesn't it have some configuration options for the Java environment where you can specify the allotted memory for client and server? Maybe something went wrong there? If everything else fails, at least now you know how you can...

I've just tried merging a fresh customBlockBehaviorConfig.xml on a fresh install, with the same result. As soon as the first player connects, the server log gets spammed with this repeated over and over again, until I manually kill the server process.

EDIT: not meant as a serious suggestion, but what came to mind "as a single block" ;)

I'd love to see something like EVE's in-game browser functionality (to be specific, the earlier, more lightweight "Atlas" implementation, not JavaScript/HTML5/Chromium "Moondoggie"). Not a full-blown web browser, but have the display modules render some subset of HTML, maybe something akin to...

A pity it doesn't work on Linux either, those are some breathtaking screenshots... There is a thread on the reshade forum that mentions Linux support planned for the distant future (so probably OSX too), but I couldn't find anything more substantial like a roadmap or somesuch.

As a general cargo usability improvement, I'd like to be able to give more meaningful names to inventories. The current ten-character limit is too restrictive in my opinion, maybe double that would be sufficient. Along with that, it would be brilliant if the storage block itself could act as a...

(Consider these questions rhetorical) So now I have to have M$ Java for Minecraft, Schine Java for StarMade, n other Javas for n other programs, plus "regular old" Java for a few other programs that still don't roll their own? Wasn't the idea behind Java, and the reason for choosing it in the...

What kind of a M$ brainfart is this - why would I want a separate instance of Java for anything? They might as well ship their OS with the game, bloating downloads, creating maintenance and security nightmares - if not for the publisher, then certainly for the user. In the case of Microsoft, the...

In my opinion alliance space should have a bonus somewhere between faction and enemy, encouraging trade and traffic among allies, but even more so excursions into other alliances' territories. What makes it wrong is the scale involved. It wouldn't feel wrong (eco/conservation issues aside ;) )...

I'm not too concerned about the upcoming cargo changes, I can hardly wait. Conveyor class container ship 240000m³ total in twelve shipping containers, engines rated for ~75000t cargo mass

Thanks for the info, even though it doesn't help doesn't mean it isn't appreciated. I guess I'll just export the sector again from an old version of the game; thankfully those are still available.

Nope, those are definitely .ent files inside the exported sector .smsec files, at least in the "old" ones I have from 2014.

Certainly not a stretch, considering 16GB modules are already on the lower end :) However much RAM you have, it might be better to not assign all of it. In my experience, 4GB for the client is ample, and for the server as a single player host 2GB is easily enough.

What kind of system do you have to have 32GB available after OS/other programs overhead?

The default rung separation is 50m, and as far as I'm aware, there are no size restrictions other than the (soon to be fixed) bug Ithirahad mentioned. Ithirahad: Do you happen to know more about that? Bug tracker issue number? I haven't had that happen to me yet, but I haven't been using...

Not bad, I usually run into high 60s to mid-70s... Could be low memory? Now that I think of it... if you say starting the server separately helps, that may be just it... I can't remember seeing anything in your logs, but have you tried assigning more memory to Java (the notorious -Xmx switch)...

CTRL-ALT-[F1] to [F6] are usually bound to virtual consoles, and are independent of X. C-A-F7 is usually bound to the X session, but that may vary by Linux distribution. You may want to experiment with that before your next test run ;) If your X locks up the next time, try CTRL-ALT-F1, or should...

"640k ought to be enough for anybody"