It uses a number that seems to be a percentage of normal gravity. If you're working in an area where gravity is a pain, consider using the /setgravitycommand (This might be glitchy on a server, though). This can also remove the expansion ports, but beware that those don't drop an item and are harder to replace in any event. It should drop the background object as an item, which can be put back into place (anywhere) by hand.

Remove blocks from the foreground and background block layers to expose the background image, then hover your cursor over the exposed background image and use the command /entityeval object.smash(). Most/all space station tiles have background images in addition to their usual layers. Once you have it, use /settileprotection again with the appropriate dungeon ID, e.g. Use the /debug command to enable debug, and hover your cursor over such an empty space, then find the number in the debug output. This is probably 65524, but you should check yourself. To break and place blocks in the square space of a segment but outside the station, you'll need to get the dungeon ID of that space. To break and place blocks in the 'hull' of the station, use /settileprotection 0 false. For all of these you'll need to put yourself in admin mode using the /admin command. To build properly custom stations, you'll need to disable some automatic tile protections. If you spend some titanium to build a refinery, you can refine excess copper from asteroid mining into pixels, but it'll take 8000 copper ore per 50 bars, so be patient. Titanium is 800 pixels per bar, or 50 bars for 40k pixels. You need to make a teddy bear and complete the Floran mission before you can do this. The Ore Locator tool might be useful to help you locate veins of titanium more quickly. Make sure to loot chests and crates you find on these Tier 3 planets many will contain bonus titanium ore! Mining near the core will give you more frequent and bigger titanium veins. In biome terms, these are Ocean, Savannah, and Snowy planets.Дon't mine on higher-tier planets, as they either lack titanium or favour durasteel instead. Mine titanium planetside on Tier 3 planets. It's not nearly as fast as the Beam Drill, but it doesn't cost any mech energy. You can also use spacebar ('jump') to brake your mech if you're low on energy you can always come to a stop, exit your mech, and mine with the Matter Manipulator. When searching for asteroids, get yourself drifting, then exit your mech: you'll drift in place with it but won't passively drain its energy, allowing you to mine longer at a time. Early-game, you start with one drill arm and a blueprint to duplicate it, late-game the Beam Drill arm is preferable. Use a high-energy body with two arms for drilling. Mine asteroids using your mech to get gold, silver, and copper in bulk.

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