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greener uranium

Discussion in 'Modding' started by coffeene, May 7, 2014.

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  1. coffeene

    coffeene Apprentice Engineer

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    looking for a place to change the texture colours of the ores and I couldn't find any, so I went ahead and changed them myself. The only one I'm really pleased with is the uranium ore as black does not work in space to well, and I'm sure it is suppose to be green.

    https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/8435679/Uraninite_01_ForAxisXZ_de.dds

    place file in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\SpaceEngineers\Content\Textures\Voxels

    folder.

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  2. coffeene

    coffeene Apprentice Engineer

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    actually its a little more yellowish, the picture you posted is processed plutonium.

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  3. coffeene

    coffeene Apprentice Engineer

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    point is, the black doesnt work for me, doesnt matter what colour is normally is. my original was way to yellow and didn't look right so I changed it to green.

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  4. Kryjeck

    Kryjeck Apprentice Engineer

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    Either way that is still pretty cool
     
  5. R Lee Ermey

    R Lee Ermey Apprentice Engineer

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    I think that is an effect of oxidation... which you wouldn't get in space.
     
  6. Xocliw

    Xocliw Public Relations Staff

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    Yeah, I think you're right :cool:. Although I am a bit dodgy on my chemistry now...
     
  7. Morrigi

    Morrigi Apprentice Engineer

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    It really depends on the type of ore. Here are a few.
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    Pitchblende, the most common ore of uranium. This is almost certainly what the original texture was modeled after.

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    Autunite crystals

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    Carnotite

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    And finally, Torbernite. The molecular structure includes copper, giving the mineral its green color.
     
  8. Xocliw

    Xocliw Public Relations Staff

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    Ooooo :eek. Interesting....the last one looks really awesome. Wouldn't mind seeing some of that in game :cool:
     
  9. ViperMan

    ViperMan Junior Engineer

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    Ooo reminds me of some EVE Online Spodumain... :) Wasn't the greatest rock, but you could mine it forEVER since no one else touched it, and I made billions that way...

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  10. Morrigi

    Morrigi Apprentice Engineer

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    Yeah, but it kind of sucks that we won't know what kinds of ores actually occur in asteroids for at least a few decades.
     
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