Sandbox

Primary World Settings

• Name
• Description
• Game Mode
• Online Mode
• Max Players
• Environment Hostility
• Auto-Save
• Scenario edit mode
• Mods
• World Generator

Advanced World Settings

• Inventory Size
• Assembler Efficiency
• Refinery Speed
• Welding Speed
• Grinding Speed
• Max Objects
• Limit World Size
• Respawn Ship Cooldown
• View Distance
• Day Duration

Toggle Options

• Auto-Healing
• Enable Copy/Paste
• Client Can Save
• Weapons Enabled
• Trash Auto-Removal
• Enable Oxygen
• Disable Respawn Ships
• Enable Jetpack
• Enable Voxel Destruction
• Enable Spiders
• Delete Respawn Ships
• Show Player Names
• Thruster Damage
• Cargo Ships
• In-game Scripts
• Enable 3rd Person View
• Enable Sun Rotation
• Spawn With Tools
• Enable Drones
• Enable Spectator
• Reset Ownership
• Permanent Death
• Destructible Blocks
• Enable Tool Shake
• Random Encounters
• Station Voxel Support
• Start In Respawn Screen
• Enable cyberhounds

Collapsible Example

Name

The name of the world, which will appear both in the "Load World" menu and in the "Join World" menu (if your world is open for others to join).

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Description

A short description of the world. Appears when you mouse over the world in the "Load World" menu.

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Online Mode

Determines whether or not people can connect to you for online multiplayer.

Offline	The world is not visible on the "Join World" menu, and is not joinable in any way. Singleplayer mode is active, meaning you can pause the game.
Private	The world is not visible on the "Join World" menu. It is joinable, but only with an invite.
Friends	The world appears on the "Join World" menu to your Steam friends, and is joinable by them. People who are not friends with you on Steam will not see the game, but they can still join if they are invited into it.
Public	The world is visible on the "Join World" menu to everyone online on Steam, and is joinable by them.

Respawn ship cooldown

When player spawns with a ship, cooldowns are applied to prevent players from repeatedly respawning and grinding them for resources. Each spawn ship has it's own cooldown based on ship's value. Cooldowns are not applied per ship, but per respawn. This means that every time you respawn on a ship, cooldowns will be reapplied for all ships. This setting allows cooldown length adjustment. Note: you can respawn in suit at any time.

Approximate wait time for cooldown settings
Setting	Respawn Ship	Respawn Ship 2	Small Drill Ship	Escape Pod	Respawn Ship 3
Cooldowns disabled	0	0	0	0	0
Default / 10	1.5 minutes	54 seconds	30 seconds	24 seconds	1.1 minute
Default /5	3 minutes	1.8 minutes	1 minute	48 seconds	2.2 minutes
Default / 2	7.5 minutes	4.5 minutes	2.5 minutes	2 minutes	5.5 minutes
Default	15 minutes	9 minutes	5 minutes	4 minutes	11 minutes
Default x 2	30 minutes	18 minutes	10 minutes	8 minutes	22 minutes
Default x 5	1.25 hours	45 minutes	25 minutes	20 minutes	55 minutes
Default x 10	2.5 hours	1.5 hours	50 minutes	40 minutes	1.8 hours
Default x 20	5 hours	3 hours	1.7 hours	1.3 hours	3.6 hours
Default x 50	12.5 hours	7.5 hours	4.2 hours	3.3 hours	9.2 hours

View distance

View distance affects how far a player is able to see. The larger is view distance, the more objects potentially can be seen on screen simultaneously, causing game performance to drop.

5 km - low end machines	The player can see objects out to 5 km
7 km - performance friendly	The player can see objects out to 7 km
10 km	The player can see objects out to 10 km
15 km	The player can see objects out to 15 km
20 km	The player can see objects out to 20 km
30 km - small performance hit	The player can see objects out to 30 km
40 km - performance hit	The player can see objects out to 40 km
50 km - big performance hit	The player can see objects out to 50 km