The script will automatically save and restore settings between sessions.Now the ability to edit all settings in the OFP Menu (scan distance, enable/disable, etc).Increased distances (default 1KM detection range).List all GPS coordinates for ore deposits.
Have a heads up display of ore deposits discovered.This in-game script creates a logging system around that raycast. Small ray into a material (planet, asteroid, etc) and will report back the ore deposits it hits. In short the mode will allow the Ore Detector to fire a Ore Finder Plus leverages the Ore Detector Raycast mod to allow a Raycast collision with the ore from the detector. Unfortunately these distances are too short to be useful and it is super easy to miss pockets of ore. The small ship block has a distance of 50m while the large ship block has a distance of 150m. Currently the Ore Detector allows a player to "scan" for ore deposits they can mine. If the two Laser Antennas have line of sight, they should now be connected.This is a Space Engineers in-game script for logging ore locations. Now, go back to Laser Antenna 1 again, and press.Enter the Control Panel of the grid that Laser Antenna 2 is connected to.Enter the Control Panel of the grid that Laser Antenna 1 is connected to.To set up a connection between two Laser Antennas: You need 26MW for a 1000km connection, and 901MW for a 6000km distance. Power consumption is linear up to 200km, then it turns into a quadratic. At a distance of greater than 200 km, it will consume 0.000025 * distance_in_meters ^ 2 + 1000000 Watts. At a distance of less than 200km, it will consume 10*distance_in_meters Watts. The power consumption of a Laser Antenna depends on the distance to the Laser Antenna that it is linked to. The Laser Antenna will attempt to reconnect until the line of sight is restored. If a player, ship, station, or planet is in the way of the signal, the link is broken. This makes them particularly useful for PvP servers, and for long-distance remote control.Ī Laser Antenna requires a direct line of sight to the Laser Antenna that it's linked to. However, unlike the regular antennas, which broadcast their range and name to anyone within range, a Laser Antenna will not. It directly links to another Laser Antenna, allowing for remote control at any range. The Laser Antenna is used for direct, two-way communication between two grids.
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