Solar output and balance need confirmation from the server owner.

LOCAL CONFIGURATION NOT VERIFIED

Spread miners out: the Workshop default shares output between units within 200 m. Deep scanning costs more power.

Useful for mobile grids and uranium-poor locations; fuel demand and output vary by reactor size.

Open an air vent terminal and start a scan. The path updates when the grid changes.

Check the block terminal for actual consumption and output on this server.

LOCAL CONFIGURATION NOT VERIFIED

Protect operating reactors. Shutdown prevents the normal damage-triggered meltdown described by this mod.

Use /ci for options, or open chat and press F2 for the Text HUD API configuration menu.

Use cameras normally; the visual change applies to their view.

Aim with a welder or grinder to inspect a block. Open chat and press F2 to customise the information shown.

A visual change; build and paint your armour as usual.

Look in the G menu. The added shapes support skins but do not support deformation.

Use the terminal alignment guide. Flat connectors pass power only; the large connector is conveyored.

A supporting library. Some mods expose their settings by opening chat and pressing F2.

Configure the facility’s work area and modes carefully; its advertised multipliers are Workshop values.

Large-grid blocks are heavy and suited to fixed installations. This mod disables the ordinary Concrete Skin.

Large grid only. The corridors can be painted but do not support skins.

Find the blocks in the G menu; their output is scaled to their smaller size.

Plan for deeper drilling and detection. This mod does not, by itself, establish this server’s planet-by-planet resource economy.

Use pipes for compact logistics; they do not carry every item accepted by full-size conveyors.

Designed around salvage and engineering with relatively little combat. This entry is the wreckage pack, not the full Scrapyard scenario.

The author describes ASSERT as leaving you alone until provoked. Captured ships can contain special salvage.

Explore for bunkers and prepare for reinforcement drones. Difficulty follows the Assertive threat system.

Aim at a block: Ctrl + mouse wheel up opens the wheel; Ctrl + mouse wheel down opens the list. Right-click closes it.

Hold Ctrl with the grinder for detach mode; hold right-click for precision grinding. Use one weld pad per grid when attaching.

Select Radio Spectrometry Reader from an LCD’s scripts. Keep the detector on the same grid and aimed at the asteroid with clear line of sight; planets are unsupported.

Install wings facing forward. Lift fades as the atmosphere thins and disappears in space.

Surfaces need airflow and sensible placement relative to the centre of mass. The author recommends a separate aerodynamics mod, which is not in the supplied list.

Supports large and small grids. Its wings include their own aerodynamic script.

The Workshop advertises 1 MW at peak efficiency; allow space for its size.

Available on large and small grids. Paint sets their colour; they stop glowing when the grid loses power.

Use airlocks and depressurise deliberately. Force and danger are configurable; default settings are usually non-damaging.

Equip SpaceHook Tool. Left-click anchors, then reels; right-click stops or detaches. Mouse wheel adjusts reel speed.

The Workshop describes these blocks as half as effective as their large-grid counterparts.

Feed seeds using a connector’s Throw Out or the new Drop Item action. Recover unused seeds before they despawn.

Look at a couch and press E to sit or stand. The mod uses E specifically rather than the rebound interaction key.

Use their terminal to set lighting colour, blinking and on/off state. This version replaces existing neon tubes.

Supporting code for the flight blocks; there is no separate player activity to learn.

A supporting API used by compatible mods, rather than a player-facing block pack.

A shared interface library. Use the controls of the mod that depends on it.

Confirm the name and purpose from the server’s installed files or configuration.

DOCUMENTATION INCOMPLETE

Check the shower’s lighting settings in the terminal.

Choose images from an LCD’s available textures to decorate displays.

These are salvage rewards. Recover valuable blocks intact rather than assuming they can be rebuilt from ordinary components.

Confirm the name and purpose from the server’s installed files or configuration.

DOCUMENTATION INCOMPLETE

Useful when incorporating partially built blocks into decorative designs.

Encounter packs supply the actual content; this framework handles spawning and server configuration.

The public v0.1.5 notes say coasting uses no reactor power; firing for dampeners, override, autopilot or gravity compensation consumes drive power. Full setup needs server guidance.

LOCAL CONFIGURATION NOT VERIFIED

Does not add creatures by itself. It disables vanilla wolf/spider spawning and delegates spawning to configured encounter packs.

Choose a door size to suit the opening and budget for its construction cost.

The author warns that adding a small part through the GUI can crash the game; attach an existing part instead.

COMPATIBILITY REVIEW REQUIRED

Its public description explicitly says this version does not work in multiplayer and points to a separate experimental version. Review before using on the server.

COMPATIBILITY REVIEW REQUIRED

Use /rts hud to inspect mass and cruise speed, and /rts config for current settings. Server speed values still need confirmation.

Build a vat and dedicated Vat Battery at each stop. Select a destination in the vat terminal. Normal transfers need a full source battery; relays and arrival consume half a charge.