References GitLab Flavored Markdown (GLFM).Multiple underscores in words and mid-word emphasis.Features extended from standard Markdown.Show the issue, work item or merge request summary in the reference.Show the issue, merge request, or epic title in the reference.Features not found in standard Markdown.Differences between GitLab Flavored Markdown and standard Markdown.Where you can use GitLab Flavored Markdown.While I do have some mods activated for this game, I only used vanilla (and DLC) blocks to build this ship, no modded blocks. When you try this the two merge blocks will have their lights flashing alternatively yellow and red. It looks like the merge blocks will systematically fail to lock if you use a rotation move to get them close to a static merge block.
Then I tried by replacing the merge blocks with connectors, all built on the same ship as the merge blocks, and in the same situations : one hinge, one piston, one rotor.Īs you can see on the right side of the second screenshot, this time all the connectors built on the mobile subgrids connect as intended with their static counterparts, while on the left side only the merge block on the piston subgrid locks successfully on its static counterpart. On the right I used a rotor to try the same and on the middle I used a piston.
The large hydrogen thruster on the left is built on a hinge and has a merge block on one of its sides. When you try the same with a rotor or a hinge they don't merge, as seen on the first screenshot. When two merge blocks (one static, the other on a subgrid) are brought close to each other with a piston they merge as intended.
So I tried with a rotor and a piston (built on the same grid as the hinge) to see if the problem happened too, and it happened only with the rotor. But no matter how many times I tried, the merge blocks never merged. As I was building a small grid cargo shuttle I wanted to add hinge-mounted large hydrogen thrusters on it and lock them in place with merge blocks once they had moved to the desired orientation.
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