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Ye, somehow that had escaped me until I decidedly analyzed it here. ---- Hey, you could just use Area Power Controllers to charge the nukes with 1000 watts :)

I heard about that one, too, but I don't want to "deep mod" Stationeers, the furthers I go is using the built-in XML modding (so far only different difficulties). The terraforming expansion I mentioned (For which the plants had been added.) was actually inspired by the success of that mod.

​@OwnerOfTheCosmos I see yeh it was a really heavy mod that only added one feature really

:) Thanks. I actually do such things relatively often. But they aren't always as easily digestible as this one.

You're welcome for both, heh. - All remaining suffering is in the hands of the people since I've handed all power to them (else I wouldn't be granting them the max possible amount of free will, right). It's just a matter of time til the sun rises.

Yep. Many small things broken (e.g. music volume no longer totally silent after a play session) that they never touch. It's part of their focused "We only do this one thing now." approach, I'm pretty sure.

Yep, RocketWerkz are pretty awesome. Not just the frequent updates and the super stable game (Very complex simulation, yet no crashes etc. even in Early Access ... on the Beta channel!), but they're very ambitious. Some of the original Kerbal Space Program (KSP) developers (Blackrack) are part of the Kitten Space Agency (KSA) project, they have a guy from SpaceX (!) on the team, a math PhD guy, an aeronautics software engineer, etc. - RocketWerkz future, if any, looks to be a unique shining beacon in the vast landscape of game development. Wishing them the best can't but be egoistic, because they keep delivering and are incredibly promising.

@@OwnerOfTheCosmos I'm following the KSP drama for a while now and I was really upset after the publisher pulled the plug. I did not know the detail with getting a former SpaceX employee on board for the development, though. I am especially happy for that person to now having a sensible and decent human being as his CEO, compared to before :D

In case you don't know, there's an unofficial way: Press F3 (or whatever your console key is, see Settings), enter "orbit", and look at those values. One of them is timescale, which is 0.3 e.g. on the Moon. If you now enter "orbit timescale 0.03", you will have one tenth of the orbital simulation speed, so that's a 200 minute day/night cycle. You can set it to anything that strikes your fancy. But this value DOES NOT SAVE, so you have to quickly press ESC after loading your savegame and make those settings again. - Supposedly, an invisible day/night duration slider exists in the world selection menu. I suppose the devs haven't yet added such a feature, because they may not yet have made up their mind regarding other gameplay effects: 1) A very slow day/night cycle changes your survival because you can meaningfully readjust a Solar Panel again and again with enough pause in between to get things done. 2) The plants STAY on their 20 minute cycle, so if you use the console trick, you have to box your plants in for that playthrough and give them artificial light.

@@OwnerOfTheCosmos Oh, interesting. Last time i tried to find out i was led to belive i needed to install some mods, so i just gave up on it. It certainly adds some more challenges with plants, but that just opens them up for more "engineering" solutions. I guess its a give-and-take with the solar panels and plants, neither are especially hard to automate in either case. Thanks for the quick and in-depth reply. Looking forward for more.

That's the spirit.

I don't know, I don't use mods (other than some difficulty adjustment XMLs sometimes). User Kastuk on Steam steamcommunity.com/id/kastuk and Discord is super into mods, I'm sure he knows. Modding channel on Discord: discord.com/channels/276525882049429515/412447900120121344 ---- Discord invitation: discord.gg/stationeers

Nope. Only windowed fullscreen.

You can configure the window size and also the 3 images used. It's command line arguments. The download contains a few example batch files, one of which shows the help text that explains those arguments.

First of all, it's the standard "Deus Ex: Revision" from Steam, though I don't remember all its graphics options (e.g. was there a choice of texture pack somewhere? guess not). But second of all, I didn't see the game myself like it's recorded: I added two bloom layers via the free OBS recording software on the fly. The first is a wide bloom - first I adjust the colors (contrast/gamma), then I blur a lot, then another color correction pass, and this is then "Add"ed to the game capture. Then a second bloom layer in the same way with different settings (e.g. less blurring). The game capture itself is also color corrected: Less saturation since humans can't see color well in the dark. EDIT: OBS is a real great tool. Sometimes I let a fullscreen UA-cam video run, capture that with OBS (without recording), and show it on an always-on-top preview window that OBS has, so that I can play a game while "watching" a video.

You mean to say that if the game would, for example, be re-released with better graphics and an improved user interface (Which is not the character of my plan.), the result would not be a game with a good enough UX and gameplay for today's standards. Right? If so: Relax :)

@OwnerOfTheCosmos thats what I meant, *phew*

The likelihood is extremely high. I love gaming, I love DX1, I like to experiment, and I am sorely missing a bunch of things in the games I've seen so far. Looking forward to working on this, but it'll be a few years before this starts.

Danke für die Tipps. - Ich weiß, dass das ein schwarzes Loch ist. Und "Jeder fängt mal an" ist schon lustig XD

Thank you, love to hear it. (I know, I say things like these a lot, but I mean them.)

Also @ 1:28:34 lmaoooo

I have no experience with streaming, but I would assume it does NOT work with streaming. Maybe it does, though. Does OBS have a disk cache for streaming? If you use this program with that folder location configured, then it may just work.

Why, what's wrong about it? Too desolate? Too chaotic?

@OwnerOfTheCosmos chaos. I planned mine out with graph paper. 😆 Wish I could easily show you pictures of my base on mars.

I keep trying to post a link to another UA-camrs review of my base so far. But, it won't let me.

I could also send it to you.

What happens when you paste the link in a comment here? I always have all restrictions/moderation disabled, so that shouldn't be a problem.

I don't mind creative in survival games when I am trying new things or learn a technique. It can be rough to learn when you constantly try to survive.

I had no plans to do so, like I sadly have a bunch of series that just stop at some point, because I drift from interest to interest. "No plans" doesn't mean "I had planned not to", it was just no longer on my radar. Even though it's a pretty good one, station-wise. THEREFORE I just recorded another 5h episode (E12) of this thanks to your comment! Uploading now. (I hope I continue this further.)

It's up now. - ua-cam.com/video/DS_FrUy8zlw/v-deo.html - Sorry, it became extremely rambly. Thing is, what I'm explaining there completely makes sense to me, but transporting it to uninitiated recipients is hard. Oh well.

Thanks, love to hear it. I guess opinions differ on that front, but I have had comments like yours a few times - but not one telling me to skip the mining parts - so either the majority prefers uncut or, which I rather believe, those impatient skip manually. Since you can't "unskip", it makes sense to not cut out the slower action.

@@OwnerOfTheCosmos then then non believers miss all the commentry during the mining sessions :)

muhahahaha

Uhm ... no. The "lock" feature is a logic value. So the only way to (un)lock a thing is 1) logic chip, 2) IC10 programming, 3) assigning devices to a console, e.g. if a door or vent is assigned to an airlock console, it will be locked, and the doors can't be operated with the crowbar, even if there's no power.

You are most welcome!

EDIT: THANKS for tuning in even after such a long time. I get this idea of "as if playing with others". Heh, I'd be confused, though, I know I always am when playing and listening to a Stationeers video in the background, which occasionally happens: Where did that sound come from? Is that MY suit? etc. I have talked to Rocket himself about the camera and that there should be an option to smooth it like in Minecraft (demonstrated at this point in a video ua-cam.com/video/i7h7righKCc/v-deo.html ), and he was agreeable and said that there should even be something like that in the code already, but that was almost a year ago, and I have never heard of that again. It's sad, **clearly wrong prioritization of RocketWerkz' resource** since UA-camrs effectively advertise the game, and the smoother these rides, the more agreeable the audience that this game would be one they'd like to have. Particularly wrong resource allocation since implementing such a thing is SUPER EASY to make happen. So, all I have is sadface. (Of course I could lower my mouse speed, but then I'd have to move the physical mouse more - it wouldn't make a tangible difference on screen.) > can you do an advanced programming series? [...] how the LEGO pieces fit together. There are several ways to do things like passing information between chips/networks, using conditionals and/or arrays to select/switch devices or compare ranges, PID variations, sometime a device will report to the DB something like "state (int)", what is this? I'm sorry, I have almost no knowledge and zero experience with this, though I do have the occasional need, so I might eventually toy with that, but I don't have any real knowledge to convey right now. Only this: The IC10 have a persistent stack, and supposedly the chips can access each others' stacks. Also, there is some kind of "channel" concept in regards to the cable networks. I don't have the first knowledge about that, it's just something I know exists in some form. ---- So, I can't help you with that yet, even if I'd go and make a video about that next.

@@OwnerOfTheCosmos My solution to always knowing which suit I should be listening to is I have my suit speak in Chinese. If he had Japanese I'd use that instead since I actually speak it, but then I know I can ignore suit warnings in English. What happens since I don't speak Chinese? I died. Until I learned to respond when she speaks. Our brains are pretty awesome, as you well know. Simply repeatedly hearing the same sounds before the same event does teach one the correct way to respond and not die. I can't correctly translate or repeat her instructions, but surely it doesn't take long to understand when a woman is chirping in your ear, "I'm cold! Feed me! I'm thirsty! Where's the bathroom? It stinks! I can't breathe!" LOL. Extra work sure but I can't stand the sound of the actress that did the new English female voice. It's too bad the original actress wasn't available when they updated it.

All of that may be true, but I rather think the "world" room liquid I had here are not the same as actual in-world liquids. And the tablet does show the amount of liquids in the box you're in - but in this particular case, it showed there were no liquids. I still think it's just an incomplete experimental thing that we'll eventually enjoy when the (probably expensive) terraforming expansion comes out.

That makes my day :) But mind the link in the description to a 35 minute quickstarter, if you just want to get going.

Well, this is a beginner introduction, so I guess it's not quite that. - The only thing relevant in my opinion: 1) Box in the oxygen tank with 3 flares, after having dunked your own canister into the tank one last time. 2) Carry the crates onto the foundation before walling it up. 3) Make the airlock box, but don't configure it yet. Use it, again with 3 flares and some patience so do this early enough each time, if you need to drink/eat. ---- I recently tried Brutal on Europa with Stationeer difficulty and could not manage, ran out of electricity. What difficulty have you chosen?

:D Artet zwar manchmal in Arbeit aus, aber hauptsächlich mach ich es natürlich, weil's mir auch selbst Spaß macht. Und freut mich um so mehr, wenn's dann auch hilfreich ist :)

Thank you, kind Sir.

Thanks :) (I just felt the itch again.)

:> Merry Christmas to you, too!