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Flymode (or the ability to remain airborne with a jetpack indefinitely) is currently up for a vote to be added to the trainer. As of this moment we only need 3 more votes.

Satisfactory JETPACK - No fuel drain (remain airborne)
Votes Needed: 3

You can add your vote in the REQUESTS section: Link

i cant vote,it says it got all vote, but it still say 5/0

I did some testing myself. After getting past Tier 5, this is no longer viable. You can take down the elevator but you cannot modify values in your inventory.

you can still use the editor. delete space elevator, stop all machines from running, i just shut down my power grid all of it, so no machines or power generators are running then modify the products you want.

I can confirm that this works now. I think my last game was just messed up. All it working as you say.

nope i dont know how to make this ****ing thing work, the values keep changing and ive no idea what its looking at or what its doing whay isnt it clearer? realy ****ing fustrating, making me break out in fustration sweats.

I have no idea why an early access game now has also an 'experimental' version or some crap too. At any rate, on STEAM we never made trainers for beta or otherwise experimental versions.

Our trainer is for the release (I guess it's still Early Access) versions only. We don't plan to be making trainers and having to update for
1) developers experimentations
2) MODS
3) anything other than the Satisfactory regular release version, which is now in Early Access

Since this game is in early access, I have no idea why they are even making other releases for it, or any other versions, other than they are using paying customers to throw garbage at the wall and see what sticks, and then include it in the game. This is no way to make a game, and unfortunately people are making this more and more popular and common by supporting it.

best,
Cal

I don't get what the fuss is about there being a temporary experimental stage. They wanted to stick to their promise of an end of April update, but chose an experimental build because they knew it still needed a bit of work. It's still the same game and all paying customers get access to it, so it's not like they're milking their userbase. Also, they have been doing bug fixes fairly regularly so far, which is honestly more than a lot of devs do with full release games, much less early access.

[Edited by Doozerpindan, 5/1/2019 12:22:19 PM]