New for this release: Correctly handles stations (old versions converted them to large ships…oops!) now only displaces entities when you clone them, export / import does not displace items… so be careful of collisions! Download from github
I was going to leave this until tomorrow…but I got excited. v0.8.6 adds support for mirroring blocks. So you can go from this: to this: With a couple of clicks. Get it here: download from github
Yet another new release, this one has: An all new layout (most functions now available via right click) Ability to edit any of the positional information Auto update feature Download from github
As promised: https://github.com/Tall-Paul/SpaceEditor Nothing new in the code itself, hoping to have character placement and position editing by tomorrow. Enjoy.
Another day another release…. I noticed this morning that I’m not handling the player character very well. If you’re piloting a ship when you save, then load that save into SpaceEditor, then save… it loses the player character, and corrupts the save. Not very useful. So, my longterm goal (ie: in the next day or […]
(I’ve since released a newer version of this software, which you can find here) Just a quick post about a project I’ve been working on over the weekend: SpaceEditor. This is a basic savegame editor for the really rather excellent ‘Space Engineers’ (which you can find on steam here: http://store.steampowered.com/app/244850/?snr=1_7_15__13) The game itself is a […]
One of the things that’s always annoyed me about Magento is the dearth of decent, free shipping modules available for the system. Out of the box you can do a reasonable amount with regards shipping, setting a flat rate or using one of the built in shipping methods…but if you want to do anything fancy […]
After my couple of hours of tinkering with python yesterday (see here) I started pondering how to expand on what I’d done. Some sort of keypad would be handy, so I could just tap in a code and disable my cameras…. and then I’d need something to run the code on and connect the keypad […]
So I decided to learn a new language / architecture last weekend and since Node.js has been getting a lot of attention lately I thought I might as well go with that. I’ve put maybe 6 hours into it so far, and you can see the fruits of my labour over at github: https://github.com/Tall-Paul/node-framework I don’t […]
If there’s one issue I’ve found with ServiceMix, it’s that it tends to enthusiastically embrace a certain way of doing things while letting other methods fall to the wayside. A prominent example of this is when constructing code to access web services. By default, Servicemix uses Apache CXF as its web service layer. CXF is […]