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THE UPDATE IS HERE and because i published just the script this thread will not be updated anymore !!!
PLEASE FIND the new script, updates and videos HERE
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=392448066
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I'm not sure to understand. You mean that if a ship1 is going to 10m/s and an other ship2 is going to 15m/s then ship2 will reduce his velocity to 10m/s.
Am I right ? If so, it is still impossible to transfer data from an object to another. so impossible to compare two velocity.
But thanks to antenna and future update from the developpers of space engineers i hope it will be.