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Yeah, I see that too, there is some of that verbosity, particularly in the if-then-else-end statements. However, at least in this case, I think it is to make the language more accessible. For more experienced programmers, there are often more dense ways around the verbose statements using...

Here are a few reasons I can think of: YOLOL's syntax for addressing device fields is clear and short ( :fire1=1 rather than device.weapon1.fire(1)) YOLOL is intended to be written in-game to match with the "physical" theme of the rest of the game The main reason is probably accessibility to...

I'm excited you're excited about YOLOL! I'm not the best programmer myself, but I have been surprised to find that I am getting to use digital circuits and control theories to help me manage the systems on my ships. Lots of finite state machines and constant controllers. :P

This would be a problem if EA were to release today. However, the devs have said that the current method for having player ships put in the ship shops by devs is temporary. Once we get station building (or potentially sooner Interior Design coming soon), players will be able to build their own...

I hope that these turrets also could be attached to ships so that we can have endos hanging off the sides of a ship with them.

If you want a peek at the new moonbase platform, and to see the end of my hypevan, take a look at this!

Here are some pictures of my hype van burial: My soft landing turned into a jitter-fest. I then got to watch my hype van dance itself to death and dissolve into the base foundation.

I like this idea. I could see companies becoming to-order shipwrights to help those who don't have the patience to build their own ships. Also, I see in-world ship building becoming easier as some of the SSC tools are moved out into the game world like auto-bolt recently and the blueprint...

Any report on how many of the Halloween ships were sold in the end? Also, if you bought a Mr. 'Umpkin, there is a small fix you need to make. The resource bridge needs to be piped into the nearby pipe under the pilot seat's feet. However, be careful to not intersect the pipe and the chair as the...

Next episode is all about tools. I followed with some of the feedback I received and condensed the very similar tools all into one video instead of spreading it all out. I'll eventually redo the weapons videos to all be one video too.

I'm sorry about that yogurt non-sense. I suppose I was feeling nostalgic about lunch with my friends during high school.

Is this an actual box that is placed in station lots?

Happy Halloween everyone!

This is awesome. I am excited for all the future projects and whatnot that will be showcased. ...I really should get back in the swing of things and make some more videos...

This looks like FPV drone footage. :)

On this front I'd like to suggest a "simulation" arena (I don't think I'm the first to do so). Players can pay to participate in two match types, an open and standard. In the open matches player designed ships within certain criteria are allowed, in the standard there is a pre-selected set of...

Yay! I'm published. :3

I appreciate you taking the time to think these kinds of problems through. I also like the way you refer to a player's "wealth" as the value of game assets and time is something I trust you will do right, but I am worried about nonetheless.

So, if a ship had many gas resource networks (that were connected to each other in series, using bridges like one-way check valves), then if all of them are disconnected each could be filled with a separate bridge connection to an outside source?

With the patch today, messages could be sent via resource bridges by sending pulses of electricity or fuel to binary code information. The range and throughput would be limited, though.