God help me, I might have to learn how to make… gifs…

They’re actually fluid Refineries, but yeah.

See, now you have to figure out exactly how you did that, cause the rest of us are already planning out how we can use this in our builds.

I somehow spotted (almost) all the decorational stuff, but missed the new functional stuff entirely.

Honestly? Cosmetics. It really shouldn’t be necessary. Just felt like trying it, a lot of people swear by the technique.

What’s the point of this?

Originally, I figured it’d be an easy way to drive engagement in a community that I like, and that (like most of Lemmy) could use more engagement.

It’s also nice to have a goal to keep me working on the project of finishing this game, which is letting me exercise creative muscles I’ve never really used before.

Who cares?

Probably the dozens of people who comment regularly that they like these posts, are inspired by them, and want me to keep doing them.

Man, it’s not even DONE yet.

He doesn’t just let us kill them all, he keeps tabs on us and gathers intel from all of them, including their spells and techniques, which he plans to use to kill us. And, truth be told, combining all of the powers and skills of the strongest beings in the world together is a pretty solid plan.

It’s starting to get noticably laggy when building blueprints, or traveling in hypertubes, or running around with holograms out, but for just normal walking around, it’s still solid.

In fact, I did!

Reeeeeeeally gonna need you to continue that shot upwards. :P

“streak”

I’ve seen forms of this joke quite a lot in the last few years, and it never fails to make me laugh.

Quartz Crystal, Silica, and Crystal Oscillators.

Nope, it’s not an illusion. Taller machines on the top floor means a bigger gap between floors, which means a different angle.

And no, the build is done except for cosmetic detailing.

Nah, they’ve announced recently it’ll be later in the year. But still should be this year.

TBF, it’s definitely not a streak. I’ve skipped a fair few days, recently. But I just keep the number going cause… who’s gonna stop me?

I’m not a big fan of it either. The goal was to duplicate the color of the giant ferns in this biome.

I mainly use the one that involves rotating a foundation on top of the corner of another foundation, and nudging it over to line up the corners. Cause it produces perfect corners, and it allows for 5-degree increments, instead of just 10-degrees, like the catwalk method.

This video I covers the technique, and I think pretty much all the others.

Blueprints and hand-building.