Throughout beta, development changes were tracked through daily development updates on the playstarbound. Game progress continues to be updated there since full release, though posts are no longer made daily. Pre-Beta was an early version of the initial public beta release. This version just like the Alpha was not publicly playable, however, this version was actually shown at the Insomnia Fest i49 around August Although similar to the initial public beta release, there are a few notable changes.
Alpha was non-public, available only to Chucklefish developers, a small number of contributors , and some family and friends.
Game development was tracked through daily development updates posted on the front page of playstarbound. These updates began in May and continued almost daily until the games beta release in December Unstable builds are an early-final version of the stable release. Unlike nightly, they are only updated and pushed to steam when the version seems to be half-finished. This version is actually its own game on steam to make for easier access to starbound unstable builds, this gives an advantage for people who want an unmodded and modded starbound experience at the same time.
Currently, the unstable build is the same build as stable. The nightly version of Starbound was a test build available in the unstable build for players who choose to opt-in to nightly.
The build was at times very buggy and often had large game features disabled or configured for testing, such as the famous unobtainable matter manipulator issue [49].
It was a nightly copy of the development build being worked on by Chucklefish during early access which automatically pushed the current state to Steam each day at 4am UTC. Nightly builds were retired shortly after 1. Development still continues, but the patch progress is no longer automatically pushed to the nightly branch. Currently, the nightly branch is the same build as stable. See the changelog for details about past updates to the stable version of the game. Throughout much of late beta and onward forum user Kawa maintains a list of nightly differences in assets.
They offer a detailed breakdown of changes pushed with each nightly and later unstable build. These logs are not reflective of all game changes, and are specific to asset changes so may not reflect changes to some file types or engine adjustments. For those, you need to look elsewhere. Here's the links for the executable depots. Cimbone View Profile View Posts. Originally posted by pango :. I'm not really confident enough to, considering I got it wrong to start with.
Last edited by Cimbone ; 8 Jun, pm. Mind If I do it myself, Pango? Go ahead. The real glory should go the guy who made the post on reddit showing everyone the general technique. Last edited by Pangolin Legends: Arceus ; 8 Jun, pm. What's his username? Loimu View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Loimu ; 27 Dec, pm. Do you need to uninstall your workshop mods when doing this? I don't know whether it will try to download them or not on the older version. This was over 3 years' ago.
These are created and placed in the mods folder of the Starbound install directory. Any modinfo file in the mods directory tree will be loaded into the game. For consistency's sake -- all references to any root mod folder will just be referred to as Assets as that is the root of the core game files. From Starbounder - Starbound Wiki.
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