Starsector 0.97a is out! (02/02/24); New blog post: Save/Load UI, Autosave, Intel Map Markers, and More (04/10/24)
Do you have any idea of when the update will be ready ?
They occasionally exist in large quantities in toxic worlds, but this is the exception, not the rule.hence why organics are only found on rare habitable worlds
Organics are supposed to be more plentiful in toxic worlds, worlds like Salamanca are sought after for their organics extraction.
The main source is habitable worlds, like how the hegemony gets the bulk of theirs from Jangala's Xenolife.
I always saw organics terraforming as you injecting some compounds into biological matter deposits to accelarate the formation of oil and coal, or stuff like that.
hence why organics are only found on rare habitable worlds
FOUND OUT THE PROBLEM!
Apparently, the mod really doesn't like Mental Influence System (from HMI, I think) and that causes it to basically stack Cramped Infrastructure on top of each other. Now it's fine, I just had to not use it at all.
There goes 500k credit, le sigh.
Im not complicating anything, you're just acting like a religious zealot.Quite literally no hyper advanced technology is required to make a planet colder, just metal, time, and the means to put the metal into orbit.
Making a planet less cold isn't as simple but is still far easier than the game and you make it out to be.
Yeah, that tech exists in the game, it's called Stellar Reflectors/Mirrors, my dude.
But there is no proof in vanilla that these things can alter planets with extreme degrees of temperature as even for a planet to be eligible for terraforming in the lore, it has to have some conditions met beforehand because otherwise it would be either impossible or a huge waste of resources.
Also, don't turn this around. You're the one complicating things here.
Quite literally no hyper advanced technology is required to make a planet colder, just metal, time, and the means to put the metal into orbit.
Making a planet less cold isn't as simple but is still far easier than the game and you make it out to be.
Looks at crioarithmetic engine description.
Only a rad-addled gremlin addict would think Alex cared about realism after that.
Yeah, I think the cryoarithmetic engine is cool from a gameplay standpoint, but the lore behind it appears to be unrealistic to a much greater degree than most of the other technology in starsector. It basically doesn't fit in the lore and I'm ignoring it for purposes of what's realistic/possible in the starsector universe.
Sounds more like a scientific literacy problem on the part of the devs.It's a problem of people only providing bad excuses for why X, Y, or Z can't be done when far harder things are done regularly in the same setting.You can't convince me that people that can make ships fueled with antimatter and are capable of FTL travel, can't use relatively simple planetary heat management solutions that are in theory possible to make with current IRL technology.
Honestly, that sounds more like a "you" problem than an issue with the mod.
If by "bad excuses" you mean "starsector's lore" which is what Boggled's been using strictly then i don't know what to tell you.
Again, this is a "you" problem.
It's a problem of people only providing bad excuses for why X, Y, or Z can't be done when far harder things are done regularly in the same setting.You can't convince me that people that can make ships fueled with antimatter and are capable of FTL travel, can't use relatively simple planetary heat management solutions that are in theory possible to make with current IRL technology.
Honestly, that sounds more like a "you" problem than an issue with the mod.
You can't convince me that people that can make ships fueled with antimatter and are capable of FTL travel, can't use relatively simple planetary heat management solutions that are in theory possible to make with current IRL technology.
I have a planet with tectonic activity and a nice vast ruin on it, and I want to build Cleanroom Manufactory from Ashes from The Domain mod, so I've build Harmonic Damper to counter the tectonic activity but still can't build Cleanroom Manufactory. Do I put this issue with TASC or AotD?
Is this something like Exiled Space or the now useless Beyond The Sector?Yup, its the same idea behind Beyond the Sector. I've never used Exiled Space, so I cant confirm. But if it uses gates and random systems, then yeah.
I like the ideas set in this mod, but i gotta make sure you're not gonna repeat the same mistakes as Beyond The Sector did.
About the mistakes, I guess you mean the 'bloat' after continuous uses, right? If so, I've dealt with the issue by constantly removing past systems.
The mod should only need at most 2 extra systems that are replaced sequentially.
"so, a week or two, at best."He delays update by 1 day every time some one asks when its coming out.
Oh boy it's almost a week or two at best.
Nope, you load ice coated with heat-resistant materials into a railgun, then shoot it into space.Wait, Rocky Ice doesn't fulfill the ice requirements? I've not played in a while but shouldn't those also count like Frozen planets? Rocky Ice still has Ice right?I want to terraform a barren world, but turns out i have no water in the sector.Build asteroid mining station first and then asteroid mining, it will give water afaik.
Is it possible to add a modifier on a planet with console commands so the requirement to have water for terraforming (Colony has a moderate amount of water present) is green?
Or turn another planet into a ice world and then have the ice slinging thingy.
I tried adding condition - Water or Terran but the text is still orange
This.
It gives enough water to turn that barren world straight into a waterworld.
No asteroids in the system, just 5 planets.
When i settled i thought the Rocky ice world was gonna have water, but no dice
https://i.imgur.com/OqNM98c.png
But i can guess i can rift a water world in the there and just terraform that way
Would make sense, wouldnt it. But no, you cant build the ice slingy thingy, kind of ruined all my plans, coz food+organics is the only thing really missing here
Risking being corrected by Boggled here, i think the logic is that: The Sling is used to shoot out WATER into space, not ICE and rocky ice planets are either snowy or icy worlds, they are basically barren worlds that have a permanent snowstorm. In contrast, Frozen, Cryov and water worlds are described to have water in them, either by erupting water, being 100% water or having hidden oceans.
So no, it makes no sense that Rocky Ice worlds should be eligible for the sling, it's a fault of the name being too similar but just because it says "ICE" in the title doesn't instantly mean it can be launched by the sling, the sling doesn't launch ice it launches water, remember.
THEN you melt it in situ.
