The HM3 Hydrominer! - Space Engineers

This is the HM3 Hydrominer Steam workshop blueprint for Space Engineers 2024 made by Balland! This is a small block hydrogen only mining ship with a very compact and minimalistic design that's great for mining/drilling straight through an asteroid! I go over this ships looks and features, show of how it handles both full and empty, test it out against a nearby asteroid and then slam it into another nearby asteroid to see how it crumples!.... for no reason whatsoever!

►HM3 Hydrominer

►Skybox in the video - Christmas Lights

►Skybox in the thumbnail - Warhammer 40k Eidolon

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#SpaceEngineers is a sandbox game about engineering, constructing, and maintaining creations in space. Players can build and pilot space ships, construct massive space stations, and mine asteroids for raw materials utilizing a realistic volumetric-based physics engine. All objects can be assembled, disassembled, repaired, damaged, and destroyed in this space-based freeroam RPG #videogame

0:00 Intro
1:14 Exterior Look
3:17 Ship Controls
3:50 Test Flying Empty
4:32 Mining An Asteroid!
5:11 Handy Event Controller & Total Cargo Space
6:15 Test Flying Full
7:13 Asteroid Crash!

[barricade]

Adding a small solar panel laying flat on the top/back and at least 1 ion thruster per X/Y/Z, also really helps for those moments you went prospecting too long and forgot that your hydro tanks are about to run dry. Done it myself, seen others do it all the time too.

[lowrads]

Small hydrogen thrusters are needed for mining, so you can turn off the aux ones and not smash up the drills.

[shatterdrone]

Make a group for both gyros put the on the tab bar with setting override on/off so when you start mining turn the override on which will significantly reduce the ship bucketing round whilst using the drills good luck and enjoy

[fredpryde]

that is a great tiny miner for quick small jobs

[davidfrommi]

Looks like a great ship. Unfortunately I couldn't understand what components you used because your accent is heavy and you speak way too fast.