It's the toolbox to unlock the actual sandbox, so you have a lot more resources and abilities available, like invincibility and a super-powerful matter manipulator.
Its purpose is simple: to allow the players to access as much (though not quite all) of the content as and when they need it. It features in both Starbound Nexus and the official channel's "top mod" list, and allows you to play a free-form Jazz solo with the game's items. It'll do all this while preventing changes to any of the game's core files, which is probably its most invaluable trick.Īnd because I dared to start with something as utilitarian and emotionally crippled as a mod manager, my next suggestion would be to grab the Creative Mode mod. That's really important when dealing with potential incompatibility between mods. It acts like teacher on a school outing to ensure the mods know what they're doing, where they need to be, and how to get along. There's as much to explore in the modding scene as there is on Alpha Diadem 028 III C, and I've beamed down to have a look.īefore you do anything, install this Starbound Mod Manager. But there are broader changes I'd happily recommend: tweaks to ship shapes, planet generation, better farming. I've added a Dubstep gun and a Vuvuzela*. I've done ridiculous things to my game that I'd never recommend you do. It means the community can change whatever they want, and the players have responded at a phenomenal rate of moddery. A procedurally generated sandbox means systems. Starbound was always going to be a game that players would want to re-build in their own image.
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