Space Engineers News-Hub schrieb:

Hello Engineers!

We’re excited to bring you a brand-new themed community event: “Masters of Motion” – a video competition dedicated entirely to mechanical engineering in Space Engineers 1 & 2.

This time, it’s all about movement, function, and ingenuity. We want to see your most impressive creations using rotors, hinges, and pistons - but now in action.

Show us what your builds can do:

• Massive rotating machinery in motion
  
• Transforming vehicles and walkers
  
• Complex piston-driven systems
  
• Hinged mechanisms and deployable structures
  
• Fully functional contraptions solving real engineering challenges

Whether cinematic, technical, or creative, we want to see your engineering come to life.

➡️ Full Details: https://2.spaceengineersgame.com/announcing-the-masters-of-motion-mechanical-engineering-video-competition/

Lights, camera, motion show us your engineering in action!




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Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

I’ve been seeing a lot of questions lately asking: “Should I buy Space Engineers 2 right now?” My honest answer is yes. Of course, you could say that’s exactly what a company CEO would say – and you would be right. So instead of only taking my word for it, I’d recommend checking out this video from AndrewmanGaming, who gives a community perspective summary:

One of the things that keeps amazing me is how fast Space Engineers 2 is progressing, and how quickly ideas that once felt far away are becoming real and playable. A great example is this Clang Walker, put together by one of our programmers. Yes – this is already possible in VS 2.2 right now.

This kind of thing makes me really happy, because it shows how much the game is opening up already. All of our teams are doing a great job, and it’s

Space Engineers 2 News-Hub schrieb:

In the last few days, we released two very quick community feedback updates. We added a world option to disable Super Dampeners, as well as a cockpit option to disable target-based gyro and return to legacy ship steering. We also tweaked the speed particles to make them less obtrusive. These are relatively small changes, but they come directly from your feedback, and I think this kind of fast iteration is very important.


At the same time, we are also asking for your feedback on our latest experiments around the early game and starting experiences. We prepared a set of rapid iterations and released them first as mods and test worlds, because this gives us a better opportunity to explore ideas, learn from your reactions before implementing a classic start directly in the game. This is not a final solution, but rather a playground for ideas where we can keep learning and improving together.