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Replace this mod with the new one. Do not use both together!
ich verstehe, ich werde mit den werten etwas herumspielen. Ich werde die Save-File nicht bearbeiten denke, werde meine gesamten Frachtcontainer abbauen und neu platzieren. Das wird "sehr" nervig und wird auch viel Zeit fressen. Na ja so habe ich übers Wochenende ein wirklich "langweilige" Aufgabe. Ich danke dir für deine Hilfe.
See You.
Example how the cargo capacity works:
Write <Size x="1" y="1" z="1" /> and you have a volume of 1000L cargo
Write <Size x="2" y="2" z="2" /> and you have a volume of 8000L cargo
(1000 * 2 *2 *2 = 8000L)
This only works for new placed containers, because the volume already written onto your savegamefile for every container! ;)
To modify your current containers volume capacity, you have to edit your savegame.
%AppData%\Roaming\SpaceEngineers\Saves\<yoursteamidhere>\<Savegamename>\SANDBOX_0_0_0_.sbs
But it's a really messy to change it here. After change, you have to DELETE SANDBOX_0_0_0_.sbsB5 because this is the REAL file the game use (crypted ;)
i didn't see that "CargoInventory.sbc" you added an extra sbc file so you can set the storage size yourself. I didn't see that right away, sorry. I changed this "size" in the file myself, which caused me a lot of problems. It's a lot easier to set the bearing size that way, thanks for that, really.
I'm starting to understand I'll do some testing. If the value is <Size x="7.5" y="1.5" z="1.5" /> and I change it to <Size x="7.5" y="7.5" z="7.5" /> what happens then? Is the bearing size multiplied by 7 again?
Do you come from Germany?
See You.
Change to <Size x="7.5" y="7.5" z="1.5" /> and you have multiplied your cargo capacity by 7!
The old capacity size is still written there but has no effects if you change them:
<InventoryMaxVolume>4</InventoryMaxVolume>
<InventorySize>
<X>2</X>
<Y>2</Y>
<Z>2</Z>
</InventorySize>
The new cargo capacity is now written in "CargoInventory.sbc" as a multiplication in "size".
Stupid solution because you have to calculate with x³ to get the right capacity ^^
or change one value: x, y, or z.
The capacity of hydrogen/oxygen is still in "CubeBlocks".
A matter of time when they changed this too...