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I haven\'t played the game for a while, opting to instead let it build up and then give it another go. That being said, I suggested something similar a while back in this thread; http://star-made.org/content/inputs-and-triggers While it\'s not quite redstone, it would end up like a wireless...

The problem with \'easier\' programming languages is that they often remove or limit a lot of what is possible otherwise. While I would see no problem in having both systems in the game, I\'d rather see an attempt at solving these \'spammers and hackers\' issues than just outright not allowing...

I not only talk about the player list with tab or in chat I thought you meant the nav list, too. In that case, it could be alright. I still say another color would be better used, simply because if the color is carried over to the nav list, it wouldn\'t interfere. I don\'t know what colors are...

Ideally, one wouldn\'t be able to place/use a build block on a planet if another faction\'s faction block is there. I believe that\'s how it works, and if not, that\'s how I\'d imagine it to work. In any case, that\'s a discussion for another thread.

Admins using red would get confused with the red used for pirates. Rather than a checkbox, using a item blacklist text file would be easier for server admins who want to manage the server without having to load up the game. By HTML homepage, I assume you mean a MOTD popup that shows when a...

I can certainly get behind this. Should a crash occur, a log showing all programs that were running at the time isn\'t a bad idea. While I\'m not against auto-kicking or auto-banning people using known crash code, another solution might be simply allowing server admins to set chunks of code as...

I think I see. Yeah, if you want to have each set work independently, then yes, each would need its own trigger. Grouping all the doors together into one trigger would be possible, but only if you wanted that trigger to activate them all.

Labeling as groups is a good idea, it would help a lot with bigger ships especially. That being said, even without labeling, you wouldn\'t have to clutter up the hotbar. A single trigger could be used in multiple events by listing each event. For instance, in the ship core you\'d set up a manual...

If you try to enter the system with a larger ship, system police (like concord on EVE Online), arrive and give you a few seconds to leave before they fire upon you and not stop firing till the ship is blown up (ship core explosion, removing your ship from the game). Rather than instant death...

That particular case seems to be an issue with setting and polling for a redstone signal. In ComputerCraft, each side of the computer can function either input or output. Or both, apparently. Whether it would transfer over to StarMade is yet to be seen, or if any other problems could pop up...

This could be solved by implementing a maximum processing speed, along with a maximum amount of programmable blocks in use per client. This is how Gmod\'s Wiremod prevents the issue and it works well. 99% is blown way out of proportion as well. From my experience in looking for a good FTB...

ComputerCraft is one of my favorite mods in Minecraft. I would love to see something similar in StarMade. Oh, the creations that could be made. I hate to be that guy that links my own ideas, but I figure this is relevant. http://star-made.org/content/inputs-and-triggers It was buried pretty...

My proposed solutions wouldn\'t stop removal of blocks, you just wouldn\'t get them back.

What he\'s talking about is the build block that allows you to build or edit space stations and planets. Not the edit mode in a ship core. My best guess as a fix would be not allowing the build block to return blocks that players haven\'t placed. It makes sense, the build block is for building...

To address the last part first, your ship is small in filesize because its made of blocks. Each block already exists on every client\'s computer, fully textured and ready to go. The file, then, only has to list what blocks are at what coordinates, and with what rotation. This system is one of...

(You want to use a Pony, don\'t you?) The problem with models is that they would require a download from everyone. While this might not be an issue for some people, worse connections would could potentially take ages to do so. I guess as long as people are able to turn off downloading the...

I agree with the others here. Full-on anti-grief babysitting servers was one of the worst trends to hit Minecraft. A little grief protection is alright, but at some point, you lose the initial idea of the game. I can get behind an anti-PVP starting sector, though. That much makes sense. Shop...

One way to get around people flying into the build area might be for the shop to add a shield to the build area in the form of a bounding box. In this way, people wouldn\'t be able to accidentally mess up production if not paying attention. On the other side, if an enemy faction ship came by...

I gotta say, I disagree with this idea. If you\'ve ever played Banjo-Kazooie:Nuts and Bolts, you might know why. N&B was actually pretty similar in concept. You build a vehicle with weapons and engines and methods of movement, in a block-placing style, and then use this vehicle to further your...

Far as I can tell, each engine comes with a built in battery. Using thrust, or firing weapons takes some of this energy, and the array of engines then work to resupply. If enough engines are presesnt, they refill fast enough that the bar doesn\'t animate, but the process still happens. The...