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That's the way skill used to work in previous games. Simply using the skill would level it up..... Levelling a skill would give you a point toward you character level, some number of points, (generally 10) and you get a perk point..... Yeah, I liked that system better......

I do believe the number of ships you can own is simply a global variable, which you can set with a console command.....

Something is strange there..... Try a CLEAN reinstall. (hope you have a good internet connection. ) If you are using a mod manager, have it uninstall/purge/whatever your mods. Uninstall the game, methods vary depending on where you got the game from. When the uninstaller is complete, navigate to the games install directory, delete it, also delete the folder in My Games, and the one in C:\Users\YouUserName\appdata. (Hint: Shift + Delete permanently deletes files/folder, just hitting Delete simply moves them to the recycle bin, and they still take up space on your drive.) Restart your machine. (probably isn't really necessary..... but, it certainly doesn't hurt anything, and makes sure any registry entries are cleared.) Reinstall JUST the game. Make sure it works. Start new character, maybe play thru the tutorial section. Then start adding mods. See what happens.

Have you updated them for the new game version????

Are you using SFSE? Any plugins for it?

I agree. There is going to be a proliferation of such mods, and having them in their own category would make them so much easier to find.

Ah, ok. Thank You. Yep, I'm american. Can ya tell??

Yep, that loses something in the translation. Pipette??? And the copy set/paste set, doesn't appear to work the way I would like it to, and it does NOT remember the copy from session to session. Leave the ship builder, and it's gone. I suspect it is more designed to copy color schemes from one part, to another part, during the same build session, as opposed to just selecting everything, and using the same scheme on EVERY part. (that you can actually color......) Yeah, the original author seems to have abandoned the starui mods..... There is a fix for the shipbuilder though, but, I think the 'fix' is, it simply excludes some of the habs that were causing to to not load anything at all.

Being able to put an outpost near any 'abandoned' structures would be way cool. Being able to 'adopt' those structures into your outpost would be stellar. I am constantly seeing reactors and such dotting the landscape, that no one is apparently using, (and haven't been for a couple decades) but, I can't do anything with 'em. Frustrating, to say the least.

Did you run any mods on a previous installation? Might try doing a clean reinstall, and see if anything changes.

I had a similar problem with a set of wings..... I think Nova Galactic, but, can't remember for sure. They have three snap points on 'em, one on the end, on in the middle, and one on the back side..... I was able to attach a weapon to the middle snap on the starboard side, but, the port side simply wouldn't take it. No idea why..... The logic of the snaps leaves a bit to be desired. :D

In the StarUI ship builder, when I am adjusting the colors, there is a button to 'copy set' in the bottom of the window. I don't know yet if it remembers that color scheme thru subsequent builds..... Haven't tested that yet.

Theoretically, it *should* remember those settings..... You ARE logged in, right? I haven't had to play with it for quite a while now, so, I don't recall if there is a 'save' button at the bottom of those, or not...

Did it happen right after installing a mod? Or a game update? New driver?

Not yet. Official modding support is only a few days old, give it some time.

Post in the respective mods comments threads. The author will probably have something to say about it. May just be the way he had to set it up, to make it work.

When you remove/change a part on your ship, you get back some credits for it.... just, not very much. I think it's only like 10% of the value of the part that you paid....

There is a purge all mods button at the top in Vortex. I really don't know if that nukes SFSE as well, or not.... Or, could do a clean reinstall..... Uninstall the game via steam, then, delete the three starfield folders, Install folder in steamapps\common, folder in My Games, and the one in appdata\local. Restart your machine, then reinstall Starfield. (need to purge all mods via vortex for this process as well, otherwise, they will still be there. :D)

The command line trick at initial setup works. If you are already signing in with an MS account, I *believe* you can change it to a local account, but, one drive will likely still be enabled. You just won't necessarily need a password to sign in to windows. Haven't played with that aspect of 11 yet..

That's what the forums are for.

Or maybe it is just a repeating cycle, that has been going on... forever? The universe expands to it's maximum, the contracts back to it's minimum, BANG, it starts expanding again.

Glad ya got it fixed. For future reference though, if you want to change a drive letter, need to use Disk Management for that. Keep in mind, changing that letter can have some undesirable results..... Path not found error messages being right there at the top of the list. :D

When is the last time you cleaned out the heat sink? From what I can find, max temp is 89 degrees C.... and running near 80 isn't unusual. A lot depends on environment, and air flow. If you have doubts, run Furmark. It has a GPU burner, that will use 100% of the cards capability, and graph the temp for ya. Let it run for a few, and temp should stabilize, if it is below the max temp, all's good. If it starts pushing close/over it, need to address that.

Running around 70 or so at max load is just fine. So long as it doesn't hit that magic 80, you are good. Entirely possible the machine will shut itself down if the temp gets too high.

Which game version are you running? And is it up to date?