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Fragile cargo is a cool idea. If implemented, then my request of being able to adjust the thrust output with a controller axis (i.e. a throttle controller slider or separate throttle device), instead of having to take your hands off the stick to reach for the mouse/keyboard, would be even more impor...

I made some changes to the appearance of the stations -- four patterns for random colouring, darkened the metal a little bit, made all the outer paneling into solar panels, textured the grass and water, etc. I don't know how to make .sgm files, so you'll have to remove your existing .sgm files in or...

Not sure if you're aware, but I noticed after a few times saving a game and re-loading while in the same system that game performance was dropping. I've discovered that the game acts as though you've entered the system for the first time when you load a saved game, thus spawns new ships, doubling th...

I discovered this game last year. It also has Newtonian flight physics, though not orbital mechanics. Trading, combat, mining, seamless planetary landings (with atmospheric flight and turbulence, but with smaller-than-real planets), exploration, missions, station building, faction control, etc. Quit...

Come to think of it, perhaps an ideal way to do this is to have the same keys/buttons used to adjust speed in set-speed mode also change the thrust percentage in manual mode, depending on which mode you're currently in.

The new UI (I think the old one did too as I recall) simply shows the percentage number on the button itself, so there really isn't need for a visual slider unless you want to get into cockpit elements rather than HUD, but that's another whole can of worms! I didn't notice it was adjustable with the...

Instead of having the F8 key bring up a menu of thrust-limiter percentages, would it be possible to make it cycle through the available modes? ...and then would it be possible to make that a controller option to bind it to a button? Seems like it shouldn't be too difficult, but I'm no programmer; I ...