... an interrupt to send when it’s requested, or you need to centralize them and launch to space a second time. If instead you could transfer between ships then you could have say a Vulcans and gleba dedicated ship which has requests for the other, but both only travel to Nauvis and could serve as a ...

... washing.


Promethium science packs used to spoil, it's unlikely it comes back, nor on the chunks themselves imo.



Fast, immediate-to-science ships are already more efficient than belt storage ships for 10k+ SPM. At this scale (5000+ tons), ship weight becomes the limiting factor of speed. Belt ...

... while being about 6x as effective as not using it. Giving them spoil time would make vastly different builds more interesting, as more aspects of ships would matter instead of only size and belt density now, such as platform speed (both short term burst speed to arrive at high density promethium ...

... quite have a full understanding of space platform mechanics, because at the time Space Age had only released recently. I made it with the idea that ships could be increasingly made faster by making them smaller, aka more space efficient, aka higher quality and more cleverly designed. However, this is ...

... while being about 6x as effective as not using it. Giving them spoil time would make vastly different builds more interesting, as more aspects of ships would matter instead of only size and belt density now, such as platform speed (both short term burst speed to arrive at high density promethium ...

... while being about 6x as effective as not using it. Giving them spoil time would make vastly different builds more interesting, as more aspects of ships would matter instead of only size and belt density now, such as platform speed (both short term burst speed to arrive at high density promethium ...

... collect the prometium.
Or you can combine the 2 solutions.

Though really it hardly mathers in a single player game. If people like to make huge ships and beltweave so they can store a little prometium on it sure. Its inefficient to do it that way. But since resoures are infinite you can make ...

... rocket productivity. I just end up building more rocket silos because rockets are cheap and easy to supply with logi, and why wouldn't I want new ships / outgoing cargo to be delivered faster?

I also use them for more than just science packs, so I don't have to set up a mall on every single planet ...

... swing by and grab ALL the red chips

Why?
It would vastly increase how much control we have over resource management, especially on Fulgora where resource inputs aren't deterministic, but without breaking the immersion of "how do the ships wirelessly know not to request this item right now?"

... quality lds and proc.units. The same parts are also parts for the crafting stations on space platforms. So you see a space savings, not on all your ships (I very deliberately made a class of freighters at normal quality I could promise to a shipping lane). But on one or two that you send to solve ...

... a surface... a different surface for each space ship. And this is what I don't get. Why are we not having just 1 single surface but with all space ships?


The simple Technical Implementation reason is that each Platform Hub starts at position 0,0 (center of Map coordinates). Moving a given ...

... they will know the best what is actually possible and what not. I only want to share the ideea.

The ideea is about the space itself, no the space ships (or whatever they are called).

If you are in map editor, the space is a surface... a different surface for each space ship. And this is what I don ...

Practical case:

in my experience, I manage more than 30 spaceships that send items from one planet to another. Each ship sends a different item, but the condition is always the same. Right now, I must manually recreate each stop and condition for every new ship, which is tedious and error-prone ...

... new addition, boarding space ship from another space ship due to them getting stuck or whatever can happen. And you guesed it, this means all space ships will be smaller exactly because it will be limited by zoon (unless we can pop out, on the platform? might be a new research).

And now that i wrote ...

... if you run an Ammo Belt on Nauvis for Walls, changing out the Ammo Type also causes the Notification to pop up constantly, so it is not just ships that have the Issue. >.>

If only the notification would vanish the instant the Turret gets Ammo (so it only flashes for a split second, which is ...

... there's a low period in resource collection during a high period of ammo demand (can technically happen if the chunk belts are really long for huge ships and you use a system similar to mine where collectors only collect chunks if the hub is missing them, and I read the chunk input belts as well to ...

... would reach on Nauvis (and Gleba?). Combine that with remote view and roboports overlay you are even more screwed.

Guess how far new rocket turret will reach:

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For comparison: it's not a problem on ships. I guess it's because there's plain black background and no roboports?

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changing the recipe cost would further divide by 5 the number of ships required (or the width/size of behemoth ships).

It would also increase the "Storage Density" of the Asteroid Chunks within each ship, altering all of the math for Promethium Science prerequisites. One of the primary Challenges ...

Even if the number of asteroid sprites is minimized, changing the recipe cost would further divide by 5 the number of ships required (or the width/size of behemoth ships). A player using 10 ships to achieve its SPM would only need 2 to keep up with other science packs, effectively dividing by 5 the ...

... you don't even need so much of said area. While if epic and legendary, actually even rare, need local producs as ingredience (like the tier 3 moduels) then this will encourage everyone to expand the factory on each planet. Let me not even start with building more space ships for prometeus farming