Space Engineers - Designing A MEGA SHIP. Ep3
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- Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
- In this episode we touch up the base, and make final preparations for a large grid cruiser.
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Music for timelapse is a simple guitar sample I produced in LMMS for study.
Actual build time was 2 hours.
Hardware specs:
2xVega 64
32 GB ram
AMD Ryzen 5 2600 Six-Core Processor 3.40 GHz
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I've just started playing and having these videos on in the background really helps learning the game, thanks dude
well done
With those Conveyor Junctions, the game actually does a check of each side to find a connection for each Junction, so the more Junctions you use the more CPU you utilize while using that grid, especially with hydrogen as the game has to constantly update the tanks, thrusters, and h2 generators with gas and ice.
Consider swapping out as many as you can with the armored variants that still allow blocks to be placed on all sides.
It may only save you like 5% of your CPU utilization but with SE every bit helps honestly.
I find it easier to use multiple small ejectors to clear out stone faster.
Nice build... I was hoping to see eat eat an asteroid.
I wanted to see what happened or what was in the shipwreck 😩
A quick time lapse of the new base miner creating a huge hole woulda been a nice addition. New ship looks sweet. I was super iffy on your glass monstrosity of a bridge but glad to see it didn't make the cut in the end. :P
LOL
I was thinking for my first ship to head into space from the planet I am on to kind of look like an Eagle from the TV series Space 1999.
Interesting looking ship you built for sure though but dang sure would have been a lot harder to do in real time gaming using realistic settings.
How do you plan to get the uranium for those reactors I saw on it earlier?
Those are assemblers with eff. mods not reactors.
It has Hy. Engs. for power. Might a reactor though if I find uranium.
@@painstudios148 Ah I see they looked like reactors to me
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