Difference between revisions of "Scenarios"

Revision as of 20:04, 13 January 2018

A scenario is any default or custom game world designed as a starting point for either freeform or scripted gameplay.

Default Scenarios

The game offers several default scenarios for both creative and survival mode. When started in survival mode, the player will always be equipped with basic hand tools: drill, welder and grinder. These scenarios have no predefined goals, and allow the player(s) to play the game however they wish.

Scenario Name	Icon InGame	Description	Stations	Large Ships	Small Ships	Asteroids
Easy Start Earth		Start on Earth planet with large ground base and three small ships	1	0	3+2 Projected	✔
Easy Start Mars		Start on Mars planet with large ground base and three small ships	1	0	3+2 Projected	✔
Easy Start Alien		Start on Alien planet with large ground base and three small ships	1	0	3+2 Projected	✔
Easy Start Moon		Start on Earth-Like moon, near Earth planet with large ground base and three small ships	1	0	3+2 Projected	✔
Star System		Start in the orbit of a random planet depending on your Spawning place	1	-	-	✔
Habitable Planet		Start in the orbit of an Earth-like Planet	1	-	-	✔
Easy Start Red		Start on an asteroid platform with one large ship and two small ships	1	2	3	✔
Easy Start Green		Start in a green asteroid station with several large and small ships (large scene!)	1	2 + 1 incomplete	2	✔
Lone Survivor		Start on an abandoned asteroid platform with no ships	1	-	-	✔
Crashed Red Ship		Your mother ship just crashed...	-	1 crashed	-	✔
Two Platforms		Competitive two-team Multiplayer world	2	-	-	✔
Asteroids		Start in a rescue ship with very limited resources. No longer available from Custom Start menu.	-	1 rescue ship	-	✔
Empty World		No asteroids, no ships; suitable for creative mode	-	-	-	X

Scenario Editor

Main article: Scenario editor

Introduced in Update 01.086, the scenario editor is a feature available in creative mode. The player must first check the box indicating they wish to edit/create a scenario.

It functions much the same as standard creative mode, but with access to several additional features such as the ability to set win and lose conditions.