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But all Modules are fixed unless otherwise specified in description.
Additionally, the Mk2 to versions are more or less heavily modified versions of the originals.
The pivot point fix will not have an extra release, but will progressively replace the old ones.
I won't have to update the large single world. Because there every module is joined to large single grid sharing a common pivot point.
Workshop is fixed now. A little bit shaky still, but fixed.
But the main problem still exists: Here in Germany we have only 24 hours available per day.
Sorry, but I have been busy with a troublesome Internet connection.
And even yet steam doesn't let me access my blueprints.
I know the problem and as I have already explained to Rynoth in another thread, I'm aware of the problem. It that was because the modules were created on a common frame, and then cut from it. So the pivot point is sometimes very far off.
I will try to fix that. But due to the sheer number of modules that take some time.
And with the "Could load blueprints from steam workshop" problems I can't even even upload the already fixed ones. I would have to republish them. And I would risk that with all the sh*tstorm I got last time about flooding the workshop.