SEToolbox VS space-engineers-utilities

As Ry0nus says you can use the Star System Generator to create systems with larger planets, or you can use SEToolbox to re-generate planets with larger sizes.

thanks for the help, if anybody is interested here is the link to the github with the latest version; https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox/releases.

Just a sanity check. You are using the forked version of SEToolbox by mmusu3: https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox/releases ?

Another author picked it up. The first result on google is the old one.

SEToolbox let's you adjust things like planet position in a save, as well as allow planets larger than the vanilla limit: https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox

FinkPloydTheBalls has already linked the Star System Generator, or SEToolbox lets you regenerate planets (in an existing save) to change their size up to 4,800 km: https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox

SEToolbox also provides an option to import various 3D model formats into a save, where you can then edit/make a Blueprint to project: https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox

Since the update I can only launch most of my existing saves once, if I save that world or let autosave happen I can not load the world again. I've tried checking if the saves that it is happening in can be repaired with the most recent SEtoolbox, but SEtoolbox always crashes on trying to repair on the current version from https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox.

mmusu3 updated SEToolbox this morning for the current version, so you can use that: https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox

For other formats, SEToolbox can import various model formats (3DS, LWO, OBJ, STL & OFF) as armor shells into a save: https://github.com/mmusu3/SEToolbox

When creating new blocks, Chipstix recently made a set of video tutorials using Blender and SEUT (SE Utilities):

Space Engineers Utilities helps with the workflow of using Blender to make SE models, but it is aimed at people making their own mod blocks.

For new block mods, enenra's SE Utilities has a linked wiki with some guides/tutorials.

- i also installed https://github.com/enenra/space-engineers-utilities but not sure it that is nesseseary ....

SE Utilities is designed to make that process a lot easier, and has tutorials on how to get models into/out of Blender in formats SE can use.

Requires a bit of a setup but this should work. : https://space-engineers-modding.github.io/modding-reference/tools/3d-modelling/seut.html

You can get it here: https://github.com/enenra/space-engineers-utilities