As long as the two scripts aren't outdated, it should work just fine. But they seem to be working in the current version.

is this still working

Good to know, I love your work and would hate to be unable to use some of it due to a structural DLC piece lol

I'm not 100% sure but as far as I remember, I only used some DLC blocks for the interior design (beds and stuff). The base should be functional and airtight without dlc.

Is this safe to spawn without DLC, or does it use structural pieces that can't be easily replaced?

UPDATE 19.08.2019
- added Tracy's Galactic Diner (see picture)
- removed most of the uranium ingots from the reactors (there was 1k+ uranium ingots in the old version)
- added restrooms (next to cryo pods)

Thanks to Youtube users JackRPG and Captain Jack (very high rate of Jacks here) for featuring my station in their videos. You guys made me update the station xD

I will update the survival version, too!

It's my Starlancer:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1477620333

What is the white/blue fighter in the picture?

Thank you all!

Looks Great!

lovely station

That's great!

It has 16 hydrogen tanks and lots of connectors, so you should be able to refuel most ships.

Can you actually receive fuel for your aircraft or spaceship with this thing?

Here's the survival ready version. Have fun!
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1832164814

@Emirico Thanks!

Gorgeous work, as always!

I think that's because the large solar panels look like sails or something. ^^

this seams like a it should be a ship just strap on thrusters on to it and send it into deep space

Ah. I hope you(r account will) get better!

@Leo I'm having issues with my account for like 2 hours now. I think there's something wrong with the steam servers at the moment. Please try it again later or tomorrow! :-/

While posting that last comment I got the error: "Sorry, some kind of error has occurred: The settings on this account do not allow you to add comments."

Edit: It happened again on this comment

I thought this looked nice so I wanted to look at your workshop, but for some reason I'm having pulling up anything from your account, be it your Profile page, Workshop Items, Screenshots, etc.. Out of a total of 18 attempts through both the Steam app and my browser, I only successfully received information from your account twice. All other times Steam gave me the error:
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An error was encountered while processing your request:
Failed loading profile data, please try again later.

most impressive!

Also, if there's so many subgrids you want to make it very easy to determine 'which part goes where' - you could, initially, have each rotor base, and the corresponding rotor head painted a specific color (i.e. solar section 1, rotor base, and the rotor head for the subgrid piece, are both painted bright green, oxygen farm 1, rotor base and subgrid rotor head are painted bright blue) - this would allow for much less confusion when setting up the station.

Just some thoughts!

The below stated idea would also allow you to have a single blueprint for the whole thing, as opposed to multiple different blueprints - and, depending on where/how you position the 'brackets' compared to the places the subgrids actually go (for example, if the 'brackets' go down by 20 blocks then extend out in their 'proper place' on the x and y planes), you could, in the event of damage, fully detached a damaged subgrid (by popping the rotor head off for that section), then turn on the base projection you have, just build up the required replacement part (which, even if you do not detached and recycle the original damaged section, is offset so it will not be occupying the same space, thus you can make your replacement part first, then recycle the damaged section) - and then all you need to do is pop the newly created section into place via it's rotor head.

As a thought, would it be possible to make a 'survival' version of the blueprint, and just have the subgrid parts detached from the rotors (with the rotor head parts built onto the subgrid sides), and then attached to the main grid via 'brackets' (some light armor blocks) that would then be removed? Then all you'd have to do once it is fully built is remove the brackets, then maneuver the subgrids into place, remove the rotor heads that would've been auto-placed when they were built up, and then 'attach' the subgrids rotor-head part to the rotor bases - bam, fully survival ready - though of course it would take a little bit of work to set that up initially

You mean for the Solar Arms and the hydrogen tanks? I will check how many blueprints this would need.

could you make it so it has sub blueprints named accordingly, so we can use it in survival?

Thanks!

This is really neat!

Cool!