Any chance while you're at it, to make it so expansion units have to stand where a building is to be built, so that, a, it clearly mutates into the structure, and B, they can't teleport past cliffs?

that said, looks good. and I can just imagine Michel Hendricks having to find a new solution for ...

I sort of re-invented "victory poling" except I use walls. And the goal isn't to make an area impossible to expand into, it's just to reduce the probability enough that a different area where I've defended much more heavily is chosen instead.

I like the new behavior. I always thought the really ...

eugenekay wrote: Wed Jul 08, 2026 11:40 pm 118843

Thanks! I hunted for another suggestion like this, and didn't find it. I'm glad you did.

I'm really interested in this as well. IMHO, it should be either "ticks til spoil" or in 10ths of a percent. I would like more precision on this than we get for accumulator charge.

I wish I were more of a sound engineer. I'd make a mod.

Does anybody have any comments on this?

TL;DR
The railgun makes a fun sci-fi zappy noise, but in atmosphere, railguns should have a loud crack and a roar.

What?
The railgun sound should be updated to have a crack and a roar instead of a sci-fi gun zappy sound. Possibly preceded by a electric arc noise. For extra points, having it ...

TL;DR
Chests should have an output option parameterized by an item that outputs the lowest time to spoil of any item of that type in their inventory.

What?
Chests allow you to output their inventory. There should be another checkbox that lets you output a "ticks to spoil" timer on a particular ...

Prommah wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 12:39 am

Omnifarious wrote: Wed Jun 24, 2026 12:13 am Are you absolutely sure you need glibc 2.36?

They explained here: viewtopic.php?p=695277#p695277

Thanks. :-/ Well, that's a bit disappointing to learn. I'm going to have to install something new on my laptop it seems.

I have a Pop_OS! 22.04 system, and it still has glibc 2.35. So Space Age won't launch on my system.

I was able to go through some contortions involving podman and a debian:12 container and get it to work, sort of. The graphics are really slow though because the nvidia drivers won't work properly ...

The mine thing is really interesting. I would love it if the mine had an output mode too. The mine should pulse a 1 on a chosen signal when it goes off. Or, alternately, pulse a 1 on a signal that indicates what caused it to go off if you wanted to get really fancy.

If the mine would break the ...

I really like all the changes in this FFF.

My biggest question is this....

I've noticed that it's difficult to work with quality in flexible ways in mods. The attributes of an entity affected by quality seem pretty fixed. And how those attributes are affected also seem pretty fixed.

I'm only ...

The way quality scaling in general is handled is weird. All the mods I've looked at that try to make quality scaling work differently for an existing item end up creating special case versions of the item for every quality level and then performing a little switcheroo every time it's built. I don't ...

Oh, apparently not.

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Thirded. I just asked if there was a way before finding this and discovering that there wasn't:

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It's annoying because I usually don't even remember the RGB value I prefer and have to experiment until I find the color I like again.

Every time I start a new game I have to manually set my preferred player color, which also often involves hunting around for the RGB value. I would like a way to set what player color I used by default when I started a new game, or joined a server if the host didn't have a different policy regarding ...

How many emails could he possibly have? I’ve been on the internet for the past 15~ years and only have 3, 1 of which is purely for work. Also, the email it’s associated with will have the account creation email in it.


I've been on the Internet for the past 35 years, and I have, by one count ...

He has a username, and a service token. He can't remember what email he used. Is there a way for him to recover? If he was sent a password reset to his email he probably still has access to it.

He could, I suppose, just try to send a reset to every email he can think of.

When we enabled LTO on GCC we were getting "Undefined reference to main()" errors that we could not figure out how to fix. Bisecting resulted in a completely random commit related to trains that, when reverted, fixed the issue. But reverting was not an option because it fixed a critical bug ...

A change that is not mentioned in the changelog is that Linux builds are now built with Clang instead of GCC, which has allowed us to re-enable link-time optimization on Linux builds. Linux players should see some performance improvements due to this.


I'm curious, what was the blocker for LTO ...