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I've made myself a bit of free time after work each day to update my mods so I'm slowly working through them. So watch this space!!
looking forward to the armoured versions :)
Thanks for the mod. I am loving it and using it to make industrial vibe facility.
not to mention sg blocks are so fragile that a armoured tank wouldnt really help them
These do look like very nice models. But 51 MB for just a few new tanks? Is most of that size due to very high resolution textures? I mean... I know of a simple planet mod for SE that's about that size ("Tohil" mod) and planets have hightmaps and other data.
Also, any chance for some small grid tanks as well?
It seems to pop up randomly between keen updates so its believed to be something their end, atm all we can do is hope it is fixed with the next dlc.
The initial build state for the compressed oxygen tank has this extra graphical item outside the normal hit box. It looks like a small piece of scrap metal.
If I place the large compressed hydrogen tank on its side so that the words "Hydro" are visible and in the correct orientation, the ports on the end of the cylinder are upside down (you can tell by the orientation of the control panel). Rotate the block so that control panels are proper, and the words "Hydro" on the side are upside down.
The Large Compressed h2 can take out way more blocks than a warhead
I really like your idea to include gravity components to give a justification for the technological upgrades.