you could even sculpt the planet into a huge asteroid-base, with particle shields inside, rc mine fields in the lower atmosphere, and the gravity well in the upper atmosphere dragging ships into it, it would be one seriously well defended base. :L
theres also the fact that you have to have it at ALL "sides" equal distance from the surface, if ONE side is JUST a little closer, it has more pull... meaning it WOULD fall to one side, the reall question is, can you have it hoolah hoop around a planet, LOL.
@@Laughing_Dragon Same answer: No. Since gravity is acting differently, because of Earth's not uniform distribution of mass. Furthermore, you won't find a material strong enough to actually support such a structure.
Hey, I've got an awesome idea for a spacebusters vid- just how far can you go in SE? What I mean by that is the setting for an "Infinite" world is not realistically possible- a bit like Minecraft's Far Lands/World Barrier. So, about how far can you get from coords 0 0 0 until either the game crashes or some barrier is found?
you can go something like 3,6 light years away (practicaly unreachable in reasonable time, that is why they call it "Infinite") , then position calculations glitch out
Tomáš Botka probably, what you could do, would be to build a ship with a bunch of jump drives, probably in creative mode, and jump a fair few times. Still not exactly practical, but perhaps doable.
New minecraft world generation is actually infinite. They essentially just have the standard coordinate calculations then when they reach the limit it gets a big +1, meaning add the limit to current position. Then a +2 and +3 etc. It's more complicated but that's the basic way it works.
There is actually a mod I use for infinite speed for ships and what not (not recommended for jetpack in survival lol), I've been wanting to try strapping a ton of Ion and Hydro thrusts on for a while to test out how far I could go, but my recommendation, do not fly into a planet going more than 2,000 KPH.
The furthest I went was with a ship that had a metric crapton of jumpdrives. That thing jumped a whopping 1.3 Lightseconds (= ~389730km) and I got many floating point errors. You know that hologram thing you get when holding a block. Yeah. That thing was a few meters away from the block I was aiming at. Movement via Rotors/Pistons got even less safe and I gave up, waited until my drives were recharged and GTFO'd.
The test method for moving planets was null and void. The stations are anchored relatively to the universe, so they are by definition immovables. You have to test it with a ship. Possibly both with and without locking it to the surface.
Ahh, you're right. I should have tried it with a ship! Either way, on the mining test we did make a giant ship and we pushed it into the planet which did not move so I am still confident with my conclusion there :)
Can you try the mining again with the mining laser mod? It should allow for complete legit removal and you could see what part of a planet is what material, for spreadsheet reasons.
Completely pressurizing real mars is possible. However, it would take days to do in game, and a large team. You would need to set up sectors for each person to work in, and divide them, so its seperate rooms. Each room gets pressurized after a while and boom, you got an eyesore!
@@AndrewmanGaming yes. yes you did. but mini earth did not. thanks for the heart btw ^_^ love these videos. they make me laugh and also makes me smarter(ish) at the same time. :P
An interesting idea for pressurising mars, separate the big box into eight smaller boxes and then pressurise those individually. Haven’t tried but could be interesting to try.
at 10:17 i think the problem is that the pressurazation is to localized so its thins out trough the room, hints why it first went up so fast bat later so slow, u gotta push the air around.
So, when you removed the alien planet, there still was a planet, not one of silicate rock, but one of gases. I'll call it "Mini-Jupiter", it sounds cute.
Yea I experienced the pressurization issue when I wanted to have air in a underground/cave base; I was like: OH it only has 1 elevator down, with airlocks on both end, but the game was: NO U DON't!
I think you should add a giant alien planet mine it gone and put a tiny miniature earth with a small base in the middle of its atmosphere somewhere out in space in your new playthrough
Thank god that you exist, you made my day :) now, i'm absolutely fine with pressurizing stellar objects and i'm ready to follow your mars mission again hehe :D
If you think about why the room was only 75% pressurised; I suppose the actual physical planet is displacing a large volume. But mainly, the jaged and uneven surface of Mars leaves weird shapes - importantly NOT whole blocks - on the surface. Because these aren't whole blocks, it cannot pressurise them. Therefore, a very minute layer around the surface of the planet is unpressurised. This is the missing 20%. If the blocks that it registers are smaller, then the layer would be thinner and therefore have a higher pressurisation percentage.
To all you people saying convert it into a ship, you can’t convert any station that’s intersecting a voxel. Even a pebble of voxel will stop you from converting a station.
The basic reason that the asteroid wouldnt move outside of its made of voxels is the structure you built on it is considered a station, you cant move stations until you turn it into a ship
you know he can just section it off in large rooms, then fill those rooms with o2, and then remove the inner walls. there is no way no one thought of that
there is a mod with air vets that pressurize at a rate of 300,000 liter/s instead of the default 300 liter/s. Might make your life easier for future videos concerning pressurization.
To try and move a planet You shall have a ship classified as ship, since when you put blocks on the surface wether they have engines or not they will be classified as station.
As planets are static voxels (no motion, no physics), and the developer states categorically that "asteroids and planets don't move", it seems pretty obvious that they can't be moved. =P
If you pressurize a massive room such as the mars cube, could you fly inside the cube with atmospheric thrusters only? if the room was at 100% Oxygen ofcourse
Hey quick question as I can’t seem to find any info on it, but if I were to run my single player world on a multiplayer server I pay for(with my boat load of mods) would it run better than it running off my computer?
The things u see when the planet is mined/ gone is telurric currents, they are on earth too. Some scientists call them currents of life because they are pure. Energy traveling true the earth and their energy moves to every kind of substance/ fluid
You could pressurize a planet if you used spectator cam to fill the inside of the planet with blocks to "shrink" the size of the "room" that needs to be filled...
Couldn't you just split mars into two halfes and than remove the blocks seperating those two? I'm curious what would happen🤔 Nice Video, love your content.
The "missing planet" would make an awesome "anomaly" for you to find as you explore! Like a strange nebula, with atmosphere and strange gravity!
you could even sculpt the planet into a huge asteroid-base, with particle shields inside, rc mine fields in the lower atmosphere, and the gravity well in the upper atmosphere dragging ships into it, it would be one seriously well defended base. :L
Forget Dyson sphere, here's thees, improved andrewmangaming cube... 🤣
if you build a sphere/ring around a planet (that is not attached to voxels)
will it fall?
or will gravity keep it away from the surface?
theres also the fact that you have to have it at ALL "sides" equal distance from the surface, if ONE side is JUST a little closer, it has more pull... meaning it WOULD fall to one side, the reall question is, can you have it hoolah hoop around a planet, LOL.
@@Laughing_Dragon Same answer: No. Since gravity is acting differently, because of Earth's not uniform distribution of mass. Furthermore, you won't find a material strong enough to actually support such a structure.
@@Medhusalem they are talking about the game tho...
@@ohno6528 I retract my statement, I am an idiot... ^^
@@Medhusalem ur probably right about the placement of the ring so don't feel so bad about it
Edit: wait no, I was thinking of the other guy above
But can you De-pressurize earth?
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@@MRNKL No. It's just 'Has oxygen yes/no.'
No actual gas volume.
@@antediluvianatheist5262 Unless you encased the whole planet in blocks and used air vents to remove oxygen.
@@IRJesoosVidya nope. there is no gas volume to remove.
Just a flag that says [Oxygen=1]
And that does not change, no matter haw many vents you have.
@@antediluvianatheist5262 so you couldn't do it with just a small room on an oxygenated planet either?
That's pure 69 air you are breathing mate.
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I knew the Voxel-Involving Ideas were Flawed, but I kept watching beceause it still is a good Video!
75% IS a C and that is technically passing so I'll allow it
Hey, I've got an awesome idea for a spacebusters vid- just how far can you go in SE? What I mean by that is the setting for an "Infinite" world is not realistically possible- a bit like Minecraft's Far Lands/World Barrier. So, about how far can you get from coords 0 0 0 until either the game crashes or some barrier is found?
you can go something like 3,6 light years away (practicaly unreachable in reasonable time, that is why they call it "Infinite") , then position calculations glitch out
Tomáš Botka probably, what you could do, would be to build a ship with a bunch of jump drives, probably in creative mode, and jump a fair few times. Still not exactly practical, but perhaps doable.
New minecraft world generation is actually infinite. They essentially just have the standard coordinate calculations then when they reach the limit it gets a big +1, meaning add the limit to current position. Then a +2 and +3 etc. It's more complicated but that's the basic way it works.
There is actually a mod I use for infinite speed for ships and what not (not recommended for jetpack in survival lol), I've been wanting to try strapping a ton of Ion and Hydro thrusts on for a while to test out how far I could go, but my recommendation, do not fly into a planet going more than 2,000 KPH.
The furthest I went was with a ship that had a metric crapton of jumpdrives. That thing jumped a whopping 1.3 Lightseconds (= ~389730km) and I got many floating point errors.
You know that hologram thing you get when holding a block. Yeah. That thing was a few meters away from the block I was aiming at. Movement via Rotors/Pistons got even less safe and I gave up, waited until my drives were recharged and GTFO'd.
Your space buster videos are so much fun! The effort put in shows👍
So a dodecahedron [20sided] would pressurize better than a cube [6sided]. Might try this with an asteroid!
"Mars In a Box" looks a bit like a Borg cube to me. Anyone else?
Frank Rada all large metal cubes look a bit like a borg cube
That's the first thing i thought when i saw it.
Ah a fellow man of the Trek I see
Now add 5 layers of heavy armor and weaponize the sucker
that was LITTERALLY my first thought XD
The test method for moving planets was null and void. The stations are anchored relatively to the universe, so they are by definition immovables. You have to test it with a ship. Possibly both with and without locking it to the surface.
Yeah. All voxels are immovable
Ahh, you're right. I should have tried it with a ship! Either way, on the mining test we did make a giant ship and we pushed it into the planet which did not move so I am still confident with my conclusion there :)
Can you try the mining again with the mining laser mod? It should allow for complete legit removal and you could see what part of a planet is what material, for spreadsheet reasons.
Completely pressurizing real mars is possible. However, it would take days to do in game, and a large team. You would need to set up sectors for each person to work in, and divide them, so its seperate rooms. Each room gets pressurized after a while and boom, you got an eyesore!
Can you set the planet's gravity to be negative? That would be pretty cool.
Better idea than shrinking the sides
LINE THE EDGES WITH VENTS
It was out of ice
I bet if you build a spherical room around mars the same width as the box room it would fully pressurize.
0:37 i see that the mini earth was dissapointed about the lack of Stonehenge. so it made it's own.
Omg I missed that!!!
@@AndrewmanGaming yes. yes you did. but mini earth did not. thanks for the heart btw ^_^ love these videos. they make me laugh and also makes me smarter(ish) at the same time. :P
An interesting idea for pressurising mars, separate the big box into eight smaller boxes and then pressurise those individually. Haven’t tried but could be interesting to try.
The single craziest and probably best thing this game could add is universe sandbox style planetary physics
You cant move the planet because you have to convert it to a ship
You can call me Luca
Wooshed
@@GUMMY_MKII this is amazing
Super5oldier1
Indeed
When you removed the voxels the atmosphere remained, effectively creating a new classification of planet, known as the gas midget.
If u build something that is big like halo ring sized well not that big but big make it spin will it simulate gravity
at 10:17 i think the problem is that the pressurazation is to localized so its thins out trough the room, hints why it first went up so fast bat later so slow, u gotta push the air around.
So, when you removed the alien planet, there still was a planet, not one of silicate rock, but one of gases. I'll call it "Mini-Jupiter", it sounds cute.
Had a feeling Voxel can’t be pressurized
It’s a Pain in the ass to deal with
Planet: Mr. Andrew, i dont feel so good.
"you gahd whad you wand give deeze people aihr!" ~ Douglas Quaid
Boyle's law at work
P1V1=P2V2
First Pressure x First Volume = Second Pressure x Second Volume
8:51 So you could turn this whole grid into a non-static one after removing the connection to mars and just vibe with a "breathable atmosphere"
Yea I experienced the pressurization issue when I wanted to have air in a underground/cave base; I was like: OH it only has 1 elevator down, with airlocks on both end, but the game was: NO U DON't!
Thanks, I dont have the time anymore to test myself, and you're entertaining
16:33 "Planet Miner". Sounds like a title o heavy metal album from 80s.
The alien planet in the end is a gas not-a-giant.
Boxed mars looks like a budget borg cube. XD 4:35
LOL I love how you turned Mars into a Borg Assimilation Cube XD
Can you glass planets?
Covenant: yes
Swords of Sangehelios*
The Covenant were essentially killed in Halo 5, remember?
**Laughs in 3-years-late extreme binge watch of Halo 5 lets play**
Swords of Sangehelios*
The Covenant were essentially killed in Halo 5, remember?
**Laughs in 3-years-late extreme binge watch of Halo 5 lets play**
I think you should add a giant alien planet mine it gone and put a tiny miniature earth with a small base in the middle of its atmosphere somewhere out in space in your new playthrough
Thank god that you exist, you made my day :) now, i'm absolutely fine with pressurizing stellar objects and i'm ready to follow your mars mission again hehe :D
If you think about why the room was only 75% pressurised; I suppose the actual physical planet is displacing a large volume. But mainly, the jaged and uneven surface of Mars leaves weird shapes - importantly NOT whole blocks - on the surface. Because these aren't whole blocks, it cannot pressurise them. Therefore, a very minute layer around the surface of the planet is unpressurised. This is the missing 20%. If the blocks that it registers are smaller, then the layer would be thinner and therefore have a higher pressurisation percentage.
Can you fly a atmospheric ship in a pressurized room
you cannot :(
Could one build a station in the planet-less atmosphere?
21:42 Look's like an Energy Shield
my senses are tingling because you left the sides of the square uneven and all crooked
this guy actually built something that can mine asteroids the size of those planets
It would be amazing to be able to at least maybe pilot asteroids as a weapon or a ship. Some real Planetary Annihilation stuff
You could make a planet of metal if you use the atmo and gravity of a planet you mined away
That's a Dyson Sphere effectively
11:36 use defence shields put a shield around the planet and use the shield pressuriser to pressurise the planet
So, you turned the Alien Planet into the Eye Of Sauron? :P
To all you people saying convert it into a ship, you can’t convert any station that’s intersecting a voxel. Even a pebble of voxel will stop you from converting a station.
with the pressurization it could be that the voxels are blocking the pressurization and you can pressurize them
The basic reason that the asteroid wouldnt move outside of its made of voxels is the structure you built on it is considered a station, you cant move stations until you turn it into a ship
Is there any way(Code sorcery) to place a planets atmoaphere only ?? These would be great dustclouds for a map...
Try making an artificial planet by removing the planet and then use cubes
Well, did you make your grid a ship before fireing those thrusters? :P Not that I expect that to do anything, really.
Now for another challenge. Rebuild a planet
Imagine better meteorite crashes on planets, depending on the size and speed they will do more or less damage.
Could go build in one direction and see if you wrap around or go into space?
now comes the dawn of the most feared Space engineers ..the planet killers
Was the grid type set to station or ship? For when you tried to move the planet
2:32 wait is that full size or a small box? I swear that looks far smaller then it really is...?
The third experiment, mining the entire planet, should be used to create the black hole mod thats in space engineers!
Imagine if that cube was a ship. You are chilling in your base when suddenly you see a giant cube approach and abduct your entire planet
you know he can just section it off in large rooms, then fill those rooms with o2,
and then remove the inner walls.
there is no way no one thought of that
Reid Gedlinske bruh moment
My graphics driver crashed too a few days ago on Space Engineers. Strange thing was I wasn’t doing anything out of the ordinary.
there is a mod with air vets that pressurize at a rate of 300,000 liter/s instead of the default 300 liter/s. Might make your life easier for future videos concerning pressurization.
omg i was going to die laughing when i saw the planet miner lol
heres one for you can you remote control something on the moon while on earth through antennas inquiring drone commanders need to know
To try and move a planet You shall have a ship classified as ship, since when you put blocks on the surface wether they have engines or not they will be classified as station.
As planets are static voxels (no motion, no physics), and the developer states categorically that "asteroids and planets don't move", it seems pretty obvious that they can't be moved. =P
If you pressurize a massive room such as the mars cube, could you fly inside the cube with atmospheric thrusters only? if the room was at 100% Oxygen ofcourse
Here is my question. Can you create a vacant pocket of air under the surface of a planet, thus seperating the surface from the core completely?
Hey quick question as I can’t seem to find any info on it, but if I were to run my single player world on a multiplayer server I pay for(with my boat load of mods) would it run better than it running off my computer?
The things u see when the planet is mined/ gone is telurric currents, they are on earth too. Some scientists call them currents of life because they are pure. Energy traveling true the earth and their energy moves to every kind of substance/ fluid
You could move a planet. Mine the entire thing into cargo and fly off. Maybe you can eject its remains into the ghostly gravity it leaves behind.
Pressurizing Mars... Total Recall, is that you?
Make a box around a mini planet and convert it into a ship and see what the gravity does to a box
The trapped planet was a scary vision O_O
Underrated channel!
one thing you forgot to check when tryin to move the small planet or the astorid you should switch it from station mode to ship mode?
You could pressurize a planet if you used spectator cam to fill the inside of the planet with blocks to "shrink" the size of the "room" that needs to be filled...
Tbh you could probably split the box into sections and pressurize the sections
So, planets are just oversized asteroids with fancy effects.
You should hook up a rotor to a huge sphere and rotate it around the planet
Couldn't you just split mars into two halfes and than remove the blocks seperating those two? I'm curious what would happen🤔 Nice Video, love your content.
That's a good point!
@@AndrewmanGaming yez
Should use the defence shield mod to pressurized the planet.
you can edit this limit in SE files 12:00
You could probably recreate the mars pressure on a moon. Or atleast in a large chunk of a moon
What's the diameter of the planets like is it from a mod or is it just the smallest you can make them in the default game?
When you try to pressurize the planet and the universe crashes
sweet we figured out how to terraform mars
Pressurise a solar system
G dig to the middle a big hole in the center and fill it as full of warheads you can and see if you can blow the planet up
Maybe the pressurization could work if you built them on each side of the box.
Now we know why Borg ships are only so big
I thought the planet wasn't supposed to move until the honeymoon
19:57 it's a gas dwarf!
Seems like you could make good use of SE toolbox for videos like these.
Huh, it whould be interestig to make a planet with very high gravity and small size, mine it and effecively get a "black hole"
Is there a tutorial anywhere on how to use the creative tools that you use?
You need to change it to a ship to move it