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started playing Space Engineers a few weeks ago so I'm new
to it too.
ANY ANGLE*
* within sane reasoning, sorry for those we promised a spider rover to, this isn't it folks!
On the right side of the workshop page you can see a list of "required items", where people put mods or scripts used in their creations. You don't need to download each script separately as those are stored in the blueprint programmable blocks as is the case here. MART is listed there ;)
But to answer the question, MART, is an abbreviation for Mouse Aimed Rotor Turret, a script written by Whiplash which does what it says. In the case of this build the script controls the camera boom meaning that you can simply turn the mouse and the camera points that way just like in a typical FPS mode instead of having to hassle with keybinds for each rotor separately!
Yes this is a serious question. I'm relatively new in the space engineers workshop. I even googled it and found about 30 possibility's of wich several could fit.
I put override increase/decrease speed limit on the first toolbar in the empty spots, found needing to increase and decrease as terrain needs, as I turned the DAS off once I was driving the lander. Once it moved super erractic and exploded.