Hello [b]Engineers[/b], [b]Space Pioneers[/b], and [b]Optimization Enthusiasts[/b],
We’re thrilled to share two exciting updates with you today: [b]orbit.industries[/b] is part of the [b]Steam Automation Fest[/b], and we’ve just launched a brand-new [b]Patch[/b]!
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???? Steam Automation Fest
[b]orbit.industries[/b] is featured alongside other standout titles in this year’s [b]Steam Automation Fest[/b] — a celebration of games that challenge you to automate, optimize, and streamline… like managing a space station!
Enjoy a [b]massive 75% discount[/b] on orbit.industries during the event!
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⚙️Patch 1.2.10713.0
A new patch appeared on the orbit with a couple of QoL changes and bug fixes!
Now, in a Station Management Interface, you can re-read tutorial texts if you missed something!
Moreover, Tabs in the Station Management Interface (SMI) now remember which group or sub-menu was expanded last.
PATCH NOTES:
[b]QoL improvements:[/b]
Include the possibility to re-read tutorial texts in SMI
Add a label to the x-axis of charts in Station Overview (SMI)
Do not repeat spoken station reports from AI if the in-game time is paused
Settings - Let players manually adjust the UI scale and font size
Settings - Include option to mute game audio when tabbing out of the game
Tabs in SMI should remember which group was expanded last[b] [/b]
[b]Bugfixes:[/b]
Spoken language of A.I. buddy sometimes isn't correct (there was a bug that had it talking in English even when another language was selected in the menu)
In build mode (External Station View | ESV), the displayed rotation of new modules should now be correct, and modules should be placeable if no collision is detected (there was a bug in the rotation of preview modules, so players thought they could build a module when in fact there was a collision)
Undeployed systems in the Abstract System Layer (ASL) shouldn't stick to the mouse cursor anymore when expanding or closing the system overview
[b]Let us know how the current changes work for you, and stay tuned for the next updates![/b]
