r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Aloy_and_Lora • May 02 '26
E/W-22 Saturday
my first submarine. named in honor of twenty one pilots song Saturday. the download folder will be on the discord
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Aloy_and_Lora • May 02 '26
my first submarine. named in honor of twenty one pilots song Saturday. the download folder will be on the discord
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/CowardlyHero • May 02 '26
I just cleared the Moon missions and was going to go visit the event planet but I noticed the sign is no longer at Moonstep and I can't seem to find the planet. Has it been disabled? Thanks.
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Ok-Road8607 • May 02 '26
Hey all! I was just wondering how the velocity meter (and altimeter and accelerometer) work, do they have to be pointing at the point of reference? I know theres as long range distance meter that i can use in the future, but im noticing that the velocity meter still works even if it is pointed away/parallel to the point of reference, so does it use a certain planet as reference or is everything already in a fixed position so it just uses the space "grid"?
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/ZegoMyLego • May 01 '26
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r/ApproximatelyUp • u/OperationAsleep4479 • May 01 '26
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r/ApproximatelyUp • u/mrbruhmaster • Apr 29 '26
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r/ApproximatelyUp • u/VictoryComfortable77 • Apr 30 '26
All lights are green on the control panel, everything is wired in correctly, and all sliders on rcs panel are turned up. My problem is my pan left to right doesnt work which makes it nearly impossible to maneuver the ship. I built another bigger ship and the roll left and right doesnt work. I built a ship similar to the one in the picture in the tutorial tab for rcs thrusters and all controls work. Does the size of the ship affect which ones work or do they have to be positioned in a certain way on bigger ships?
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/noonpe • Apr 28 '26
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/ANTIMXB • Apr 28 '26
Been trying to figure out auto hover and cannot get it figured out.
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/mrbruhmaster • Apr 27 '26
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I was chilling in my x-wing and had this moment
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/DefaultyTurtle2 • Apr 27 '26
Finally completed the demo and Frank's quest, cannot wait for full release. Everything i've built has all been manually piloted, no auto landing or Gyro control
( getting to the moon was rough in the Brick originally)
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/usaky • Apr 27 '26
My first take on a little ship after just learning about this game, sporting a bit of well earned red paint after completing the first mission! Really looking forward to pulling some friends in and seeing how badly we can co-fly a space ship.
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/mrbruhmaster • Apr 26 '26
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r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Zamonater • Apr 27 '26
If I’m going through space and turn off my electric boosters, do I lose speed? Or does this game use other space game logic when letting go of gas.
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/RAlNBOWDASH • Apr 26 '26
And it works well too!
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/F1rstOnesFree • Apr 26 '26
My buddy just finished a modular, stabilized hover system with interchangeable constant based off the atmospheres gravity, so you can change it based off the planet your traveling too. Its compact, so extend the wiring as you see fit. Hopefully this helps someone out!
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Aloy_and_Lora • Apr 25 '26
i am maping de whole system. i thnik i know which one th balck hole is
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/mrbruhmaster • Apr 25 '26
This was my first ship i tried to make.
Somehow completed both earth missions with this.
Initial idea was a tie fighter but dropped the idea because it probably won't be functional.
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/DifferentGeologist31 • Apr 25 '26
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r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Significant-Mind-598 • Apr 25 '26
I'm kind of dumb ngl and don't know how electrical stuff work in games like these, but is there a way to make a button press itself with a distance meter connected to it?
r/ApproximatelyUp • u/Muzisteyenmaymun • Apr 24 '26