True, but there's no gravity coming from them that would make them the slightest bit fun to destroy :P

Not with just shaders. The larger asteroids are supposed to be "planets"

Hey uh, do you think it's possible to make a planets mod?

Planets in Reassembly would be AMAZING, and is it possible to code gravity for the planets too?

And here's my attempt at "superlasers" https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1434693520

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1434644189

I would have done it by now but I'm trying to learn some more shader stuff. I'll probably do it tomorrow.

Ok thank you

Yep, can do that too though for that I think I can just use cvars.

you are a saint, i use mods the boost the power to outrageous lengths and the glow is rather annoying.
is it possible for you to do one that eliminates the glow all together?

yeah, but little to know command core glow and block pulsing that this mod does

I think I know how to do that. I'll give it a try. You're basically just wanting out of control glow on lasers, bullets, missiles, etc?

Hey do you think you can make a version that does just like this one, but makes lasers and projectiles have alot of bloom?

Thanks. I knew it affected more than I wanted but I wasn't sure how to address that. (I was also half alseep and just wanted to get an initial stab at it sort of working.) I'll try out your suggestion and add you to contributors.

Good job! The command's halos always too bright.
By the way, the adjustment of "ShaderColorLuma" not only affects the core halo, but also the laser, shield and cannon. So, here are a few things you can change a little bit in the vertex shader of "ShaderColorLuma":
float light;
if (Position.z == 1.0 && SourceColor.a == 0.0) light = 0.2;
else light = 1.0;
DestinationColor = light * Luma * SourceColor;
gl_Position = Transform * Position;
And then, the fading of brightness will only affect the command.