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If there is a bigger platform than extra large the concept gets more viable... 3 large slots should be enough to make it confortable without automatic unloading, some hydrazine storage included and every of my bases would have a spaceport

Actually, that would be my second iteration of the idea (this post is the third). Idea was from My first idea was to have planetary medium sized one way containers (1 compond to build) that can be sent from a large sized building using energy. They target special medium storages (1 resin, 1 beacon) that could be placed anywhere and try to store the things they receive... (As it is impossible to store bigger things than medium sized properly at the moment). My second idea was to have an extra large building (the space port would be a good option, I liked it in the tutorial) that has two large slots for interplanetary cargo containers (which actually are cargo rockets) which could be sent to other similar buildings. Main thing is the limited capacity coupled with the imposibility to unload those without major changes in the game. So I went to the easy to implement third version which uses components that are already in the game and reuses the medium rockets that you wouldn't use for anything else anyways. Plus, landing pads are mobile

The basic idea is to allow sending rockets to remote places without actually being inside them. Especially in multiplayer it would be possible to send resources "home" or to an expedition team on the same or other planets. Landing pad naming One prerequisite would be to assign names to landing pads via a console. The landing pads could be a fixed positions or stored on rovers until needed. Autopilot device I would suggest to simply add the autopilot functionality to the hydrazine booster. Just add a panel to select the destination from a list... If sufficient fuel is available and the platform is deployed and not occupied - press start to launch the rocket

Generally speaking, as written in the pinned post, you should add a lot more detail to your ideas. (Instead of having 3 ideas in 2 sentences) 1a. "blazer reclaimer" (what does that mean?): I like the general idea of repairing stuff, but I think that should not be done in a building. More like a medium sized vehicle attachment similar to the drill. Maybe I'll add a related idea later... 1b.: I also really like that general idea of having the possibility to send (up medium sized?) items to remote bases. Problems will be selecting the destination and storage capacity on the receiving end... Maybe the receiving end can be a smaller station. Maybe I'll add a related idea later... 2. Low orbit flight with possibility to land anywhere (?): The were a lot of similar suggestions, would make things too easy in my opinion

1. what would the use of such a station? Except for when it would be an old one to explore 2. you can build walls with your standard tool... As for players: I didn't know there was PVP in this game... Then you'd need separate starting areas with build limitations for others first! 3. some at least optical shelter progress would be nice, but there are no official progress to go shopping with yet. To make the player invest resources there should be advantages involved when "upgrading"

I like the adaptability of the leg concept, but yes, it might be too confusing. It could be possible to stick with small attachments instead of allowing boxed mediums... The drill cannot build things, which i would like to do while being mobile. The shredder or whinch would fit on the back slot if needed, but medium shredder is just too small in my opinion...

So true. When useful ideas get pushed into page 2 nirvana by useless duplicates in one day

The Mining, Utility and Lifting Exoskeleton (M.U.L.E.) is a large size transport robot that is intended for late game. It has 2 arms, 2 legs, a pilot position on top (which still allows access to the backpack) and a medium connector/storage slot in the back. One each shoulder is one small slot. There is no default power or oxygen storage included, so the mule will drain power from the player when doing stuff. 1. Mining The right arm works like the player's tool, with the increased size mod always active (which leads to energy consumption while in use). It has two small slots on the right outer side to use with canisters and mods. 2. Utility 2.1 Legs connector The legs have 2 connectors each on the bottom with have the sole purpose to store the mule on a large storage space. 2.2 Back connector The back connector is medium sized and has a power plug. When plugged, the storage space is not available. When plugged to movable objects, the mule can actually pull up to medium sized rovers (so they finally have a purpose), the more, the slower. 2.3 Leg utility (basic) Each leg has a role. The right one is the speed leg which increases the general movement and allows sprinting. (2.3.1) The left one is the jump leg, which allows jumping much higher/further. (2.3.2) Each leg has an integrated slot (like a small square missing) which allows to alter or enhance the role. If you put hydrazine canisters into the slot, the corresponding role will use this as fuel to boost its role. It will allow for even higher speeds (right) or hovering/horizontal flight (left). (2.3.3) 2.4 Leg utility (alternatives) The alternetives always overrides the "empty" role. I tried to match the effects to medium sized slots, numbers are not fixed Small generator (2.4.1) does actually add 3 organic slots. Medium generator, boxed (2.4.2) adds one corbon slot. Small battery (2.4.3) adds a 5 small battery equivalent of power storage. Medium battery, boxed (2.4.4) adds a medium battery equivalent of power storage. All power options enable power tether. Oxygen tank (2.4.5) adds 5 slots of oxygen storage. Oxygenator (2.4.6) does what it does. All oxygen options enable oxygen tether. Canister (2.4.7) does add an equivalent of 5 canisters. Any material stored here is moved into empty canisters on the arm slots. 3. Lifting The left arm is used like carrying as a player. It can "store" one up to medium size item. It can actually lift bigger items than the player, which has a constant energy cost and slows down depending on size. There could be an option to "throw" up to medium sized items. (3.1) 4. Exoskeleton Costs should be like 2 steel 1 nano and 10k+ bytes. If you work as a team, each player can fulfill a different task. Leg slots can be switched if the mule is empty, which allows for quick adaption. Basic movement should consume tractor-ish amounts of energy. I'm open for more utility suggestions and general feedback, all numbers included are open for discussion

You can already do this with vehicles and platforms, what would be the advantage of having a player being the mule?

If its just research materal i second this. At the moment any raw material can be researched, so prepare for unforeseen consequences

We already have the centrifuge and trading, why would you need another kind of similar option?

I've suggested some "lower level" automation some time ago - I think large scale changes like conveyor belts and bots won't happen within next year My idea would be to add the possibility to automatically transfer items between platforms with different direct connection types... https://forum.systemera.net/search/?&q="automation idea"&type=forums_topic&search_and_or=or&search_in=titles

There has been a huge topic about trains:

Then you'll need something with flight capabilities

I like the fact, that the large rovers are not made for rough terrain... Another option would be to add more limitations the bigger the vehicle.