v0.6.8 (The Instrument Panel Update)
Author: RoboJon,
published 5 years ago,
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Dear Stormworkers,
This week's minor update brings a new component for creating dashboards, cockpits and displays!
The new Instrument Panel component compacts the existing dials and buttons into a smaller form factor, allowing you to put up to 4 on one block. This is great for IO on smaller vehicles where space is limited. Each instrument has a composite logic input and output for controlling their behaviour from a microcontroller. This component has a lot of possibilities and we're looking forward to seeing what you create with it.
There are also a number of fixes in this patch, the full list of which can be found in the changelog below.
Much Love <3
The Stormworks Developers
[h1]Patch Notes[/h1]
[b]v0.6.8[/b]
Feature - Added Instrument Panel component (compact set of dials and buttons that can be controlled using microcontroller composite logic). Includes dial, gauge, 6 button types, 2 types of seven segment display.
Fix - Fixed issue with saving for players using Wine
Fix - Fixed some rail junction switches not working
Fix - Jet engine no longer functions when missing air intake
Fix - Increased force produced by jet engines by 2x
Fix - Jet engine turbine generates electric
Fix - Increased electric consumption of starter motors by 2.5x to resolve perpetual energy generation
Fix - Fixed ocean spray particles rendering inside vehicles
Fix - Fixed ocean foam being visible inside vehicle at some angles
Fix - Minor changes to mission text for clarity
Fix - Fixed crash in mission editor when deleting a location that hasn't been edited
Fix - Mission component properties panel is now visible by default
Fix - Fixed invisible physics on straight trainline piece that was causing damage to trains
Fix - Improved access to rail junction signals on some islands
Fix - Fixed doubled physics causing wheels to behave strangely on military base