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Whip's Artificial Horizon Redux by Whiplash141 is a newer but very useful script.Isy's Solar Alignment Script by Isy is useful for getting the most power possible out of your solar panels on a station or even mobile base.There are lots of others out there, however. Blarg's Aggressive Airlocks by Blargmode is my preferred airlock script.Floor Plan Script Mk1 by Alysius is good for knowing whether or not there's a gaping hole in your ship.Auto LCDs 2, by MMaster is my go-to script for information panels.Please note, none of these are made by me: You don't have to use these scripts, and there are usually alternatives, but these are some of my favorite scripts that I use in my various creations and may come in handy for you. Unless you go for a very clean and neat design, your ship can get a lot better when little details look different on each side. Your ship doesn't have to be perfectly symmetric.

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(but feel free to edit them later obviously) (could be like three different rectangles) This makes overall shape interesting and helps to keep all parts looking cool.

When you start, build a few overlapping basic shapes for your ship.

The following tips were helpfully provided by u/KakssPL over on Reddit: The majority of players can't run giant capital ships in singleplayer, let alone against other capital ships. A compact ship is a good ship and a performance-friendly one.

The best ships are actually practical (and preferably buildable) in survival.

Group pretty much everything and your life will be better. Group your solars, your batteries, your reactors.

Block groups, and good organization in general, can be very useful.

Or even a rotor if you're feeling brave). (For small ships, simply a connector is fine. Any armor around the merge blocks should be sloped so as to not merge with anything you dock to. Beneath the bottom merge block, a connector. A pretty standard docking arrangement is as follows: A door (non-sliding) with merge blocks above, below, and to the sides.

(Large ships only) Your ship should be able to dock with other ships.

(Large ships only) LCD panels are good for labeling rooms and helping people navigate your ship.

Also, please, don't use small blocks to make an info panel in the bridge. So whatever you use the DLC for, try to make it nonessential, so that the build is still useable without. But please note that not everybody has the DLCs, and unlike mods, the DLCs cost money. Plenty of folks do, and they can be great.

On that note, with all the newfangled decorative packs: you can use them, sure.

Additionally, modded builds cannot be used on console.

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Plenty of players either can't or don't want to download whatever mod you're using, so don't use mods if you're planning to publish your build. Your ship should be able to function without scripts. Use them, but NOT for anything essential. This helps to refill your ship's air, and also comes in handy to tell your airlock script that there's air outside.

If it can fly in an atmosphere, put an air vent on the outside set to depressurize.

However, it should also work without airtightness enabled.

(Large ships) Your ship should be airtight and have air vents.

No large flat areas with nothing going on.

These are in no particular order, as I wrote them down as I thought of them: I recommend you keep them in mind while building. These are some tips that will usually make whatever you build better. Be glad that, unlike me, you found the issue before you uploaded the ship to the workshop (like this).

If you have to rebuild your entire ship, don't despair. NOTE: Make sure to take a blueprint using ctrl-b before you do this. Also, remember to name the ship once you finish. At this point, you might find that something just doesn't work.

Make sure to group ship systems and rename things as you go.

Then do the exterior, and lastly the interior. What does it do, what does it look like? This step can be hard. These are some steps to follow when building things in Space Engineers: I've learned them from various people over time. NOTE: The majority of these tips are not my ideas. This guide is also available on Steam and Github.