Blueprint the ship with its self-projector off if you want to 3D print it, so the two projections don't clash.Ī custom 3D Printer setup quickly builds replaceable mobile grids for you: fighter squadrons, drones, Player Built Weapons and missiles, portable turret emplacements, etc.Īdvantages are that it's fast and efficient.
Each subgrid need its own repair projector.You still spend the materials and welding time as expected in a survival game. But making blueprints, projecting, and welding them up, is a legitimate in-game equivalent to copy&pasting grids. In survival games, you cannot simply copy and paste grids for free. You can use handheld welders or faster block welders. Welding a projection uses up the same amount of materials than welding up manually placed blocks. Related tips: If you ever need to attach a small subgrid to a large main grid, see Rotor for a workaround if you ever need to convert a projected grid from station to mobile, see Info Screen. The projector's main weakness is its inability to project subgrids, you need to project subgrids separately.Ī large projector projects large grids only a small projector projects small grids only a large projector on a station projects station grids only.The projector’s main strength is that the game treats projected blocks as unwelded placed blocks, which enables you to weld up a blueprint quickly.The projection is original-sized, non-solid, and translucent like a hologram. In this article, we use " grid" as short word to mean space ships, rovers, space stations, Mechas - anything you can build. It was introduced in Version/01.058.įor a similar DLC block that can project a miniturized hologram as decoration, see Console Block.
Welding up the projection lets players build grids quickly, so they do not have to place blocks manually from memory. The Projector is a block that makes a grid's blueprint visible and weldable in the world. 9 How Do I Restore the Projected Ship's Groups and Toolbar?.
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