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[Blowfeldk]

Guys you do realise don't you that using the components DtEA is utilising there is no reason why you could not build your own Turing Machine = Classic Computer, and you could also create your own pixel based display system since DtEA's clock display is a small simplified version of exactly such a system.

This is actually minecraft level cool, i like NMS and play it quite a bit but i had no idea this was even possible in NMS.

[solidccc]

A few things you should be wary of:

The max object count for each save shared across all bases is 16, 000 objects, so if you plan on making several more builds like this you may need multiple saves.

Additionally, if you plan on making a multiplayer game (or singleplayer) make sure that all parts of the build are uploaded. If you need more than 3, 000 objects you can use multiple bases for the same build to surpass this limit, but be aware that you cannot mix electric circuits / wires between bases.

Good luck on your future endeavors!

[Bloodshot]

Dude that is so cool you're like a mad scientist, be careful if you delete a wire lol, I deleted the wire in my favorite Base and all the other wires disappeared along with it so right now I got a straight wires running the all the stuff have to rewire it soon to the right way

[octolockg]

This is gives off the same vibe of "Welcome to how I built Pokémon Red in Minecraft. It was actually pretty easy."

[deio]

Oh man! Astro, this deserves something special, make this video so Hello Games see it, this is something out of even extraordinary!
WOW

[Stoic_grimace]

My mind is truely sixteen by that. I can barely get doors to work. I'd love to buy one for a base if Hello made them a blueprint, or maybe visit the world on a Nexus mission.

[byron_]

I've been playing NMS for a year and had no idea we could build anything remotely resembling circuits. I guess I need to get busy exploring and attempt to rebuild one of my old computer engineering projects from college. Edit: I knew circuits with switches existed, but didn't think the game was capable of building anything like this clock.

[SAMUELLHENRIQUE]

Hello, I would like to visit your base. I also like to build things with electronic circuits. What are the coordinates and address of the portal?

[alexandrevlaemynck]

hi, you are the One who dominates the others ;) My Master :p