Space Engineers News Hub schrieb:

Our favorite pastime is browsing through the workshop - we are in love with all the creations our players are constantly sharing.

We can't wait every month to spotlight mods and blueprints that catch our eye and have the potential to make your time in Space Engineers more interesting and unique.

Here is our spotlight for the month of August!

Image Credit: Clang City

Eli Dang's Holo Hud [Open Source] by 0-Fenix-0

This is an open source updated branch of Polygon Cherub's original Eli Dang's Holo Hud =D

I've made quite a few changes (Including Active vs Passive radar), and many optimizations.

LK - Combat: Revitalised

LK - Combat: Revitalised is a mod designed to address numerous issues with Space Engineers' Combat mechanics and balancing, giving it a complete overhaul in the process whilst remaining true to Vanilla where possible.

Stargate: Lantean and Goa'uld Interiors by aczel2

Stargate: Lantean and

Space Engineers News Hub schrieb:

There’s no better time to jump into Space Engineers – the ultimate sandbox for building, exploring, and surviving in space. This Free Weekend is your ticket to a universe of creative possibilities!

Build ships, design bases, explore alien planets, or test the limits of your engineering imagination – solo or with friends. Space Engineers has been shaped by an amazing community for over a decade, and now’s your chance to be a part of it.

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Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

Welder character animations and welding particles are being refined right now to be ready for VS2. It’s a small detail on its own, but when you see the sparks, the motion, and the way the character interacts with the block under construction, it adds so much to the feeling of actually building. These incremental steps keep pushing the game closer to the survival experience we want you to have.

We are also working on ragdoll physics. Right now it’s still a work in progress, but already it makes characters feel more dynamic and reactive. Seeing a body tumble, react to collisions, or get pushed around by the environment brings a new layer of believability.

Another water development milestone: