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For me, it was on the main list (but I do not have that many to begin with). If I remember correctly, the blueprints may not load in alphabetical order, so it may be at the bottom of the list (being when you install it etc. vs its name). If there are folders, then idk, because I never used folders before. In the past, I have encountered things where I overlook the blueprint, so perhapse take the time and see if it got hidden?

In which section of the blueprints should it be shown? Searched for like 15 minutes xD

It should be in your blueprints. If you are in creative, you do not need to use any materials, but if you are in survival, you need to get the materials first to use the blueprint to create it. Check your specific key bindings for your blueprints to gain acsess to them.

Where can i find it? it's nowhere

Any computer manufacturer worth their salt provides easy access to drivers for anything they sell or have sold on their website. Just go to Alienware/Dell's website and find their support page and look for your computer's drivers there. Download these to a flashdrive, and then go here https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/windows10/ and install the media creation tool for Windows 10. You should be able to use this to create a Windows 10 install ISO which will allow you to install a fresh copy. Just make sure you back up any and all data as everything will be wiped. This includes your user folder at C:\Users\YourUsername, and anything you've saved outside of your Windows library folders.

Every computer is a computer. Alienware or not, you can just as easily wipe it and reinstall the OS and drivers however and whenever you want, as long as you understand your computer's setup (RAID, hard drive/SSD configurations, etc.). I dont know what "Respawn" is, but I'm guessing it's Alienware's self recovery tool, which I wouldn't trust to really do the job. Dell is not known for their software skills. You'd be better suited doing it yourself; as you can clearly see, using their built in feature has not worked for you.

The issue is I have Alienware and if I do a clean boot the computer may not like missing the Alienware drivers. And the picture thing only is in Windows Media Player. In all other cases I can see it well and I use the Photos app. I am also back on 8 from a previous factory reset using the Alienware reset program.
As for SE, I lost the minimum requirements to play since this computer only has 6 GB of RAM. Last time I tried I could not start it up at all.

You said all your games but SE work, what does not work with SE? Can you not even launch it?

If Win10 is causing you issues, I recommend backing everything up and doing a fresh reinstall with an actual boot disc/drive/device, rather than any built in Win10 "refresh" feature.

If you are seeing pictures tinted pink... that's either a display driver issue or something more serious going on with your software/hardware. Reseat video card if reinstalling Wind10 from scratch does not help.

Yeah, I have slightly lower specs, as in the GTX 745 OEM (4GB) and i3 3.5GHz, and overall since it is an Alienware, the Win 10 thing messed up a lot of my OS. I did revert to the factory state with Respawn, but a few minor bugs occur here or there (honestly the major bug I know of is the fact in Windows Media pictures are tinted pink; I use the Photo Win 8 app in its place). Since my games still work but SE to my current knowledge, I think it may just be a spec issue as such.

Cool, I'll try it out.

I'm running Windows 10 x64 right now on an i7 4770k and GTX 770 and despite the Nvidia driver frequently crashing it runs quite well.

I do not know exactly. It isn't modded, but if I were to assume since it is affected by gravity that the acceleration of the warhead is what makes it do more damage. I wish I could test this for better answers, but the new planet update alongside operation issues from Windows 10 update (even on reversion to 8 it isn't working well) makes the game unloadable, though I may try to run it again soon. If you wish, try dropping the weapon from various heights/velocities to see the difference with a warhead explosion control on a powered station block near the ground.

What makes it do more damage?

Yeah, we're working on a ICBM-type design and looking for something very powerful to tip it with. The silo would auto-produce the missiles.

Sorry for the confusion! However, it does do a lot of damage than a single warhead alone (as in without this design), so if you want to quickly create a large mine, demolish an area, or find a way to use it as a weapon on a ship or otherwise, that is what it is good for. A nice tip if you want to use it as a weapon is to have a hologram and use welding machines on the hologram so you can make these nukes and drop them as you wish, but it may take some planning. Note too, if you really want to get complex about it, although I haven't been able to truly test it other than on artifical spherical gravity, you can find a way to launch this weapon into orbit to either circle the planet kind of like orbital mines as well as shoot it across the planet using a strong artifical gravity launcher that you can use like a cannon or balistic missle.

Ah so its basically a warhead attached to a grav drive. i thought it was a modded block

Sorry, I will rephrase it. It uses gravity to pull it down and when it makes contact with the target it detonates.

So the warhead will detonate as soon as it recognizes a gravitational field of any sort?

Glad I could help :) .

Thanks!

Hello, sorry about that. I have a basic description set for now, but will add more to it if needed later when I can. I hope it helps!

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