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Yeah I've been to many in so many sectors. More often than not the game claims a station is in the sector but there isn't one. The ones I do find however are the old ones. I've reinstalled completely from scratch and it doesn't make any difference.

Then what could I possibly be doing wrong. It's definitely the latest version, and I definitely make a new world every time I play.

So I've forced the game to download and rewrite to 0.1867 because it didn't do it automatically and I cannot find the new stations at all. The few abandoned and pirate stations I've come across are the traditional ones, as are all the shops. And often when I visit a sector with an unidentified...

Try to be more precise with your suggestions mate, planets will inevitably get some form of life and plants are already there.

Impact font on an image isn't a meme. A meme is an idea or concept that spread rapidly through a culture.

I know absolutely nothing about the engine so I may just be talking out of my arse here but it seems like Star-made doesn't have difficulty moving blocks around like Minecraft does. I think the devs could really capitalise on that with machinery like this elevator.

Will this ever be added as an official feature? By that I mean making it possible without editing collision damage.

There was a ship elevator, was that already possible or is it new?

If I might add on to this idea loosely, I think some form of distress beacon that highlights a sector on the galactic map for all players to see would be decent. Your idea works similarly to this so I thought I'd weigh it in.

Thank you for the information I believe I understand the concept of master and slave systems now, what I don't know however is which key I press to link them. You know the blue box.

Excellent, so the menu where I can tweak percentages has gone for good then?

Everything I've found is outdated by at least a year. I haven't played for a while because Schema fucked around with something in the game and I was on 5fps for a year until last month, so I've missed a huge chunk. I am trying to understand how weapons work now, is there an efficient layout, how...

You are right, but that happens at any distance from sunlight. If I'm in orbit around the Earth I can see the seas and lands a whole lot better than I can see Mars from that point. With this system, it's essentially being in orbit around Earth (a pretty large orbit) and only being able to see a...

I'm not sure, I definitely remember an update long ago where some new textures were added and it was cool because they were x32 though.

I don't understand why anybody would vote for no change, adding lower resolution texture packs would have no effect on whether or not you use 64, 128 or 256. It seems few people remember that this game initially had x32 textures.

The important thing to remember though is Star-Made is of course a video game. And chief among the features that make a video game successful is the ease of which users can get to grips with the universe they're in. When I first started playing this confused me greatly. Unless these planets are...

In scientific terms that could be used as an explanation but from any direction planets that are close to you have that texture. Whereas you can always see the landmass of planets that are far away. They're quite simply two overlays that should be switched around. When I observe Venus with my...

Balls. I'll try and fix that. EDIT: Should be fixed now.

As can be seen in the image above, the planet circled in blue is closer to the player than the planet circled in green. This makes little sense as the details of the planet circled in green can be seen despite being further away, and the planet circled in blue is just a flat colour. I don't...

Well I sent a report, but it's not like I crash or anything. I just get brought down to slideshow frame rates.