No edit permission, so no I could not.

@@StephanePoirierGaming You don't need edit permission to manipulate terrain (do you?)

Anyway, my base trap is simple: A cylindrical room with a teleporter in it that's been wired up to a bunch of doohickeys that alternate power between the chamber and the door (powering the door locks it). In the "on" setting, power is provided to the room (and thus the teleporter) but not the door. In the off position, hte reverse is true (locking the door while powering down the teleporter).

Well...that is certainly different. And yes the settings allow you to permit or restrain what other players do on your base including excavating.

It is. Wave action is like every other weather planet wide, hence the waves in the enclosed lagoon.

I have done exactly that once or twice, but not for any still existing bases.

You will see when placing the container it sometimes moves up and down very slightly. If you place it when it's up higher you will be able to see it, and if it's lower it will be behind the wall. You can see the effect in this video at 2:58.

@@taigenraine That is, for me, a part of the problem. IMO, the object/room you place shouldn't be dependent on a fraction of a spacial unit of measure. Possibly a result of the process you mention, I've noticed that creating multi level structures *can* (tho almost always in my playthroughs) result in cuboid sections that are completely open to the outside environment and atmospheric conditions. I applaud the builders and creators possessed of the patience to build a "properly aligned" base, artistic and beautiful to behold; unfortunately, I am not possessed of that patience.

@@StephanePoirierGaming Honestly, at this point, I don't build the storage containers in land based structures anymore; they're all on my capitol ship, and that's my primary mode of galactic transport, so it's never *that* far away from me.

Thank taigenraine. Very useful to know.

Thank you.

While I appreciate the feedback I am uncertain what you mean. Are you talking about the resolution or just looking a bit higher while interreacting with NPSs? Please advise.

@@StephanePoirierGaming in settings there should be a setting to set field of view on foot and in ship. It should be at 60 degrees, but it can maximally be 100. A good place is around 75-90 degrees for most people on foot

I upped it from 75 to 90. Thanks again for the suggestion.

Thank you. Good to know.

Thanks for the suggestion. I struggle with that trick in Destiny. But I'll try.

Nope.

@@StephanePoirierGaming oddly enough, landing on water seems Flawless compared to land, i haven't had any trouble landing on water, like At all, compared to land, where i gotta sit there and wait for the game to let me land 😆

There is some thing fishy about that situation.

A little narration would have helped. Once you set -up the wire glitch point (I used the bottom one but you can use the top one), take floor panel. Triangle (PlayStation) or Y (for Xbox). Now the game thinks you want to attach a wire to the wire point. Bring the dot from your controller over the wire point. Press Triangle (Or Y) and pull the right trigger one after the other very quickly. IF you did it right the floor panel is centered over the wire point and from that point you just snap other floor panels.

There are some great wire glitching videos by Beeblebum and DoubleDashGaming as well as Scottish Rod and Mick Manchester.

@@StephanePoirierGaming Ohhhhh! Awesome thank you! I've wanted to build an A-frame in NMS for ages but have struggled to get everything to line up. I'll have to give this a go when I get home.

@@Elithelizard I have a few A-Frame videos for inspiration. For a different set-up search for AZOT or Soula Demitris. The trick is to wire glitch the triangular floor panel placed vertically.

It turns out there actually is a base there I just haven gotten around to posting the video, but you are quite right, HG needs to work on landing/landing pads.

Sorry. So many bases were wrecked in my second save (bases named after movies) and my third save (bases named after actresses of the 80s) that those two saves were deleted. Now the base itself was not deleted, so it may remain. Let me see if I can get you glyphs some how

Face, sunrise, balloon, shuttle, pyramid (atlas), tent, swirl (galaxy), sunrise, tent, pyramid, boat, whale.

@@StephanePoirierGaming thank you 🙏

You are welcomed. Let me know if it is still standing.

Ah but for the problems I had with the PS4 version of the game on the PS5 it did not do that. I will have to go to a space station from the PS4 to confirm that it does not do that, but as far as I can recall it does not.

I did eventually post a completed version of this building. I can't recall if there is an ocean on this world...

Eight I believe. More than adequate for my needs.

@@StephanePoirierGaming on a Radioactive dissonant, i have one with 12 i think? I need way more because of the Ship hunting thing

The intro is music from Microsoft whereas the narration is either the controler microphone for the PS5 or the headset for the Playstation. My editing software - again Microsoft - is nowhere sophisticated enough to separate tracks and play with them. One of these days I'll buy something to edit my videos better.

Sorry for the late reply. I some how missed you.

@@StephanePoirierGaming Don't worry about it... I totally understand. I basically record voiceover on almost everything I do, and make sure I don't record the microphone during play, so ...

Or maybe just change undiscovered worlds. Destiny used to do that a lot - sunset weapons and armour you spent months mastwerworking and modding - its almost as if game developers don't care about the efforts players put in. Odd, isn't it.

I feel your pain. Boy do I feel it...see tomorrow's second video.

My cousin positively hated the trouble he would have getting out of cover.

Kinda have given hello Games and No Man's Sky two chances with the settlements at this point. But I am looking forward to video of your completed settlement.

@@StephanePoirierGaming i still don't know exactly how settlements work, but the adventure finding the perfect paradise will be fun at least!

Well unless you do what myself and others do, its straightforward. You have a construction console in your office and it gives you two choices about what to build. You pick one. The game selects a random spot. You go start the process and provide whatever materials you are asked for. So about a third, maybe half of the settlement is done that way, the rest is already there. Every settlement looks a bit different, but all Gek worlds its wood, all Vi'Ken it is stone, and all Korvax it is metal.

What some people do is set up a base, or more, either of the periphery (or if a single possibly inside the settlement itself) and add to the settlement. Buildings, walkways, landing pads, furniture and stuff inside empty buildings. I suggest waiting until the building phase is over to do that unless you like moving buildings.

Thank you. High praise coming form you.

Start small. An A-Frame. The AZOT style is wire glitch a triangular wall panel perpendicular to the floor panel. From that point on it builds itself. The Pyramid variant I have often used is: 2x3 floor panels. Two walls in the middle with a short wall. Temporarely place a floor panel on either side of the short wall and a garage door at the end of each floor panel. Wire glitch a short wall on top of the existing short wall and connect the wire to the garage doors. Now do NOT delete the garage doors. Short wall wire glitch from the exterior of the floor panels up to the point just above the central walls. Once you have the wires on either side delete the garage doors and the temporary floor panels. You now have two guide wires forming a triangle with the floor panel. Wire glitch floor either at the top or bottom and off you go. Good luck. Or you can just watch my videos!

I wish they would do a lot of things to make us happier with building! Wire glitching is a bit of hit and miss so the idea of having a grid, I had not considered, but it sounds good. Submit feedback on HG's website.

Thank you for sharing, but those pieces of armour got sunset years ago. As a matter of fact I had completely forgotten when I saved this video that there used to be a simpler masterworking path for the armour; same as the weapons.

@@StephanePoirierGaming ah gotcha, was a little confused on where you were getting at in the video

All good. It's fun to have positive exchanges.

A few Halloweens ago, vex prediction engine, Fallen 8-ball. Rocket I think pushed it just off the circular platform we are fighting. It falls out of sight. Never to come back. It was the boss fight. Thirty minutes down the tubes.

Done. But thanks for the suggestion. I believe the gunsmith bounty the first day was hand canon, and I remembered that I had to Catalyst for Malfeasance. but had not grinded the kills to be able to install it. So I combined both and just continued until it was done.

Thanks for the words of encouragement. I did get do it the next day.

I guess it depends on the player. I know one fellow who told me he had 400 bases, but most of them were a base computer and as small structure to house it. I guess he used them as fast-travel spots. At the other end you have people who build huge complex bases, specially on freighters. In some cases people build bases because it is an expedition requirement, and often these are abandoned after the expedition is over. All that to say it depends on the individual' game style and why they play No Man's Sky.

At some point ya just gotta settle down and build a home. 🙄

I concur.

I discovered the 16K max build limit per save while building this one if I recall correctly.

LoL. I may have commented on that fact in a video or two way back. The one type mission that may be an exception would be the underwater base construction missions. I usually do them in a system where I have an underwater base and typically it goes for that world. PS: I believe this would be one of my earlier base/videos and this mission started the underwater base that got eventually deleted.

@@StephanePoirierGaming with the update to the water, the oceans are so freaking beautiful, It's like a whole new game! We just need more underwater base parts now... And also making Timber/Steel/Stone Structures Watertight somehow, If They aren't planning on doing that then why are we allowed to build them underwater?

I am assuming that's a rhetorical question. Water tight parts? Parts that keep out vegetation...birds....no truly?

@@StephanePoirierGaming basically i mean we can build stone, timber and metal bases like we normally do underwater, but It doesn't keep the water out have u noticed? even if it's completely covered you can't walk it's as if there's no base there

Oh Irony. I have built a pyramid recently that is completely submerged and I did not bother with some door because I knew it would fill up with water. So you just swim in. The video is in my queue of things to post.

You don't need the glyphs. When your internet is back up, go to the Anomaly; in the teleporter ring menu you find this base and four others that are "featured". Just select the one you want to visit.

Colour me embarrassed. I went to the Anomaly to get the glyphs and the featured bases option on the teleporter ring was off. So I found the original video. The glyphs are: Dinosaur, Bird. Baloon, Face. Sunrise, Dinosaur. Tree*, Pyramid**. Insect, Shuttle***. Eclipse, Pyramid. * man with his hands above his head in surrender. ** Atlas symbol. *** Rocket.

I was on the Anomaly the other day doing the Liquidators Expedition and the featured bases were back. Go figure.

I am guessing you are talking about the Worlds update, not Adrift. Either way, no I did not discover waterfalls. I was playing The Division 1 with my cousin last week. This weekend I have scraped over half-dozen bases because the Paradis worlds or near paradise worlds they were on turned into disasters. My favourite is settlement buildings moving or not rendering and all the furnishing I placed inside just floating in mid-air. I am seriously thinking of taking another look at that construction game I have...

The bellowing sound would be from the Dune sized worms jumping in and out of the ground.

I suppose you mean absolute faith, and yes that was certainly shaken, but I don't believe obliterated.

I have had two Exo-male Titans - kept one - and I have to agree. Their delivery is frightening.

Twice! I just could not bring myself to do it a third time. Thank you.

Goosebumps every time.

Welcome to the community.

I believe the game is still available for purchase.

I know. All my Titans used full sentences...all my Guardians spoke for the first time in ages.

Yeah...he only had to die to stop being the unhappy little brother.

My condolences.

I have taken a couple this year.

It maybe platform centered. This was taken on PS5 running the PS4 version of the game because I was unable to transfer the saves to PS5. Playing on the PS4 its less bad; playing the PS5 version of the game without the PS4 version resident, its less bad. But during the last two expeditions I have had days where half the ground was missing, so I understand your reluctance.

⁠@@StephanePoirierGamingThis is definitely your problem. Running the ps4 versions means you lack the “Next Gen” update which is fully optimized for the ps5 and ps5 version of the game. But still, the glitch you have is bizarre and does probably have to do with the amount of bases loaded in your game, especially when they’re in close proximity with each other.

Thank you for taking the time to comment. Since the video was made, but before it was posted, I deleted the PS4 version of the game of the PS5 leaving only the PS5 version of the game on the PS5. Drastic reduction in frequency and severity of issues, but a new problem has cropped up. Only one save, two bases flying time apart, and I have terrain moving. How do I know? I built a pyramid against the shore of an Island. I come back the next day and the shore moved outwards burying the entrance of the pyramid. I was extra careful not to effect terrain. So I moved the pyramid one large floor panel out. The next day the shore had receded creating a sizeable gap between the farmer's adjoining boardwalk and the shore. In one case, before deleting the PS4 version of the game, I deleted the only two small bases flanking my last settlement just to have a mountain grow over part of the settlement. I deleted the video because I just got sick of gripping about this problem. I appreciate your analysis.

My oldest surviving base, Vlindrell Hall, which has gone through a few iterations, was built upon a large but depleted copper deposit. I was removing the top off a mountain which resulted in two other bases (long since deleted) being buried. From that point on I did no large scale terrain manipulation in that save, and anything I did I restored right away. Vlindrell Hall still stands despite the passage of time.

May I ask what do you play on? PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox?

Personally love underwater bases. The aesthetic is so nice.

I have a few of those.

A base made up of a single mudhut, you don't say? ;-)

@@StephanePoirierGaming nah it's the one where i attached 2 of them together, maxed the size then built around it, the one from my channel actually

Name of the video so I may check it out? Edit: Nevermind. I found it. Edit 2: I've visited before.