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I guess it comes down to how you define "master builder". If it's all about the stats, then I doubt there are many up-to-date videos, if any at all. If on the other hand your definition is about aesthetics, then I don't think "post-qf" matters at all, and there are a couple of really talented...

------ I don't know what "the top link" does (I don't use Windows, and even if I did, chances are I wouldn't be using the same browser anyway), but that sounds an awful lot like your OS trying to be smart -- instead of saving the file somewhere on your disk, it tries to open it with the...

https://files.star-made.org/StarNet.jar still works for me, I haven't tried the others since I don't use them. You might want to try substituting https (new, encrypted) for http (old, unencrypted) in those other links. The functional part is StarNet.jar, the others are just a GUI wrapper and a...

Many thanks for opening up the spread of information beyond just Discord and live streams, even with the considerable time lag. Much appreciated.

The one thing that struck me as odd is how when you reconstructed the ship into its more asymmetrical form, you placed the docking port on the starboard side. If I'm not mistaken, there is a historical reason why ships' sides are named the way they are–when the ancients placed their ships in a...

You need to have java, wget and unzip installed, the way to do that varies depending on your distro; I'm using Gentoo where it looks like this: # emerge -tav icedtea wget unzip Other distros may have a different incantation ("apt-get" for example), but the general idea is the same. "icedtea"...

Please forgive me if my Latin is a bit rusty, it's been a few decades, but "I'm spinning the cheese"? Oh, I get it – Rota Casei, "Wheel of Cheese"...

I read "research and other projects" as tasks related to the development of Starmade, but not intended to be integral parts of it. Prototyping mechanics, without having to properly integrate them into a full game with all its dependencies and intricacies. Of course I may be wrong, and while I...

Not necessarily; quite a lot can be done with careful placement of reactors and stabilizers, without even using nodes. Much of the time it's possible to simply design around the streams. Of course using nodes opens up more options. Of course, but you can also disable the logic connections in...

I don't think that would be the same – for one, it would require you to manufacture and place additional blocks when often space is at a premium; the energy stream comes as a "freebie", if you will. It also provides a bit of a challenge to aesthetically integrate it into a build, which I see as...

Tested right now, "Entity; Always true; Enable Energy Stream" works as intended; you don't need to "send to server" on single player, and you don't need to restart the client even if you added the rule from within the game. Hindsight is 20/20... thanks Morphix. EDIT: Enable Stabilizer Energy...

To paraphrase the previous posters, "Yes, but please do tell how?" I too like the beams for their visual effect, and having played a while without, I think I'd prefer to have them back... On a single player instance, I have been trying "Sector; Sector Range; Sector->Player; Enable Energy...

I don't think it needs to be as complex as you suggest. It doesn't have to get the approval of MPAA/RIAA and consorts ;) All it needs to do is prevent copying of/creating blueprints from a ship on the server it is on, while it is on there. Once a blueprint is on the StarMade Community Content...

Famous last words ;p I don't think it has ever been a good idea to advise users on skimping their backups. Don't do this at home, kids! ALWAYS make a backup, and VERIFY it works!

I use containers for segmenting storage, but as has been mentioned, ultimately they're less practical than ship-local storage when it comes to docking and transferring cargo. Comes down to your preferences, I guess...

Just a shot in the dark... does WORLD=yourworldhere in server.cfg point to the correct universe directory? Is the directory readable to the server process – which may run as another user – including subdirectories? Does your server actually use the config file you're looking at?

Interesting, especially the asteroid removal plugin. Any chance to see the source? I'm always a bit reluctant to run arbitrary executables from the Interwebs that may or may not do what they pretend to... not saying yours is doing anything nefarious, but "The better part of valour is discretion" ;)

TL;DR: So much this. Make the universe a big and most of all, empty place! Excuse my shameless plug; while old, I think Derelict/Abandoned Ships has some relevant thoughts on the topic at hand. I don't want to copy/paste, much less type, all that again... ;)

"To despawn something" already has a clearly defined technical meaning. It will only add confusion if you try to reuse it with your own definition that nobody familiar with the term will immediately understand. It's as if you disagree with people calling the sky "blue" because maybe for you...

So true. Neither are live streams.