And slabs for grills/mesh/scaffold. While making small fighters I was dismayed to realize there are no grill slabs that I can fit around spinny bits without compromising hallway space.What I'd absolutely love though would be shapes for the mineral blocks (plain and carved), as I tend to use them quite a lot for planetary structures, and wedges et cetera would be very welcome additions. Just a few more options to build "planetside retro style" would be nice.
Glad you like the new mesh, however the grill remains unchanged. They've been dull for a good while now, although critique has been noted.The Mesh texture is really nice but I dont like how the grill looks like a dull grey and not like shinny metal. Not a fan of it.
Yea, i can perhaps look into this.And slabs for grills/mesh/scaffold. While making small fighters I was dismayed to realize there are no grill slabs that I can fit around spinny bits without compromising hallway space.
Agreed, there are few enough options for not-fresh-from-the-factory looks, but in that image the grilles look like grey hull, not metal.I use grilles specifically because they are dull and don't look all shiny and new. Too much shiny will screw a lot of things up...
This is my position for now. However, i will still wait until further expansion on more alien terrain is implemented. It's entirely possible something is added in the future which fulfils that role inadvertently the same way ice has.A dead grey-white for ice will look strange; not sure if I support this. Some kind of "frosted glass" for this specific purpose, complete with wedges, would be better.
These belong in my Astro Space Van as well. The ladies will love it.... and shag carpet, gotta have shag carpet.You know what would be really nice? Wooden planks, slabs, and wedges.
Yea, i liked the drab too. We also had a similar petition to have it removed, maybe i'll go somewhere in between so nobody's happy. :DI wish for the return of the olive drab!
This:
Is now this:
And the block in the inventory still shows the unsaturated values.