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As far as the drifting, I have had to reinstall SE after reinstalling my OS and have noticed a few glitches that I had before, are no longer. I have not been able to try out this ship yet so I do not know if that was fixed also. It takes a bit to get the materials. Thanks for the responce and sorry for the delay in mine.
About the unintentional drift of the ship, I never noticed something like this. Cant help you with that, sorry. But you could try installing more gyros.
On a note, the labels on the ship I built from this look to be German . Not complaining, as it works fine and I can figure out the labels.
Once again you are amazing!
But I build this collection for exploration in the hope, that someday (maybe with help from modders) people will find some of my ships derelict drifting in space or inside an asteroid. It would be against the spirit of this game if they would find a perfect, maximum efficient industrial robot. The aesthetics must be nice but I want people to costumize, personalise and optimise found ships for their personal use. The changes you made are absolutely legit and I would make them too in survival.
Again: finding perfect efficient ships in survival worlds would be wrong in my opinion.
(1) it moves really slowly...I ended up doubling the forward thrusters (there is room) which helped alot
(2) the gravity/collector system is a really cool idea that doesn't do much in practice.
(3) I ended up putting more drills on the front (one additional row on the top and bottom which increased its effectiveness by quite a bit.
As always....I think your designs are some of the best in the game....so feel free to take or leave my suggestions!