Stellar manipulation and spatial ruptures?

[Ages]

Sup, finally gave in and purchased SeIV after playing the addicting demo :S

So.... I have ran into an annoying system with a spatial rupture that causes my ships to move two spaces in a random direction.... is there a stellar manipulation that I can use to transform this sector into something benign or perhaps even useful?

Appreciate the help!


-- Ages

[Captain Kwok]

No, you can't remove a spatial rupture.

[Ages]

Originally Posted by Captain Kwok

No, you can't remove a spatial rupture.

Thanks.

I just started creating warp points. I don't know why it never occurred to me that I could simply warp around it and destroy points to it. Still, it would be nice to recycle that system.

Do any types of stellar manipulation create ruptures like that, or other non salvageable systems?

Best Regards,


-- Ages

[Ages]

Couple quick questions I cant find answers to:

1Can I create a star in a system with a nebula or do I have to remove it first?

2Do I need anything to create a star in a system besides the component?

3What is the limit on number of stars/can I create more then one star in a system?

Thanks again


-- Ages

[dumbluck]

1. yes, the nebula must be destroyed before you can create the star.
2. I don't think so.
3. I don't know.

Welcome to the game! you should try some of the mods, too. I like CB a lot, and I hear the Adamant is good, although I've never tried it. Proportions makes for a long game, but it has a following, as well. I haven't given the Skywalker mod a try yet, either, but it sounds promising. I know there are some I'm forgetting to mention.
OH! TDM. it's an AI only mod, keeping the stock tech files. You should prolly start there in your journey of exploration.

[Xrati]

IIRC only one star to a system. Otherwise you can build sphereworlds all over the place. BUT as we all know, those are reserved for trinary systems...

[Artaud]

Originally Posted by dumbluck

... you should try some of the mods, too. I like CB a lot, and I hear the Adamant is good, although I've never tried it...

Try also the Dark Nova mod, Devnull mod, and of course Atrocities' incredible Star Trek mod.