Blind Io

As seen in the exotic moon, just about everything that's procedurally generated will change due to t2.0. Other than tethers, those items (Terrain, rocks, tress, etc) are what's affecting performance. The whole thing's been rebuilt and will replace the current system. So no point in feedback on the main game. We don't have a working model of the current iteration of t2.0, we just have the tech demo that was made for e3. I don't mean to dismiss you, feel free to keep it going, but they'll presumably have the new tech running as good as or better than the current one by release. So not much point in feedback on the moon.

Why? The exotic moon is just there to give a glimpse of the new planets. There's no point trying to troubleshoot a build that's over half a year old - there's no point in performance feedback until 1.0 as the game we have is far removed from the game they'll release.

My point was that the tech demo isn't anywhere near optimised enough to be properly usable, so using better hardware will give minimal benefits. Context is important.

It really doesn't matter what hardware you're running. On Xbox, it runs terribly pretty much straight away, where the main game is pretty well optimised at this point. The tech demo was meant to be used for less than an hour a time on top-end hardware. It was built back in May/June for e3 so there's probably not much we could say about it that would help the devs, given the development and new content that must've happened in the last 6 months. It's not actually a feature for the players to give feedback on, despite how it was announced. They only added it because they consistently promised the community a sample of t2.0 before release.

Pretty normal, storms are a hazard so they should be inconvenient... 🤷‍♂️ Platforms have little pins in their feet that are supposed to be the things holding them in place. They have an anchor animation when placed on the ground.

Have you researched the vehicles? Are you giving enough space in front of the printer? That screenshot suggests the power cable is sat in the print area.

This occurs on machines that use unsupported hardware - for example, integrated or mobile graphics processors.

You can use the shuttle again and again, but the solid fuel thruster only works for one planet jump. You can unplug a used thruster and scrap it.

Are the other backpack print items there?

Laptops don't meet the minimum specs and so are currently unsupported. This will improve as time goes on... Desktops do occasionally get a similar bug too though so the devs are aware. That said, ensure all windows updates are installed, check drivers are updated, and if using Steam, verify the game files. If you have any peripherals connected you can try unplugging those too.

Creative mode will be added post-1.0 It is unlikely that the Early Access planets will be available as they use a different generation system to new ones. It's possible the devs will allow access to version 0.10 via a separate Steam branch at some point, but they've been relectant to confirm that. It'd also be something that the Microsoft (and other future) versions would be missing out on.

Creative mode is planned for post-1.0

Both the small generator and the small printer deploy their own platforms when placed on the ground.

You can craft a small generator in your backpack and gather organic around the plants to power it, then you can craft everything you need.

You need to research it first, after gathering enough bytes. Long press (I think Q on PC) to open the catalog.