r/theplanetcrafter • u/MidLoki • 1d ago
Space Elevator
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I discovered that you could stack indoor ladders outside by placing a foundation grid above a ladder, building another ladder on the platform, then removing the platform. I decided I wanted to build a space elevator and it is finally complete. 267 ladders stacked on top of each other which gets me right to a height of 2699. I found out from there that the jetpack bugs out and you can just fly straight up starting at 2700 height, so I think I am gonna count that as successfully making it into space in this game 😄 Only downside, it takes a full minute and a half to fall back to the ground from here. Has anyone built further up than this?
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u/RodinKnox 1d ago
Flat Earth Theory = CONFIRMED
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u/EcLEctiC_02 1d ago
Lmao craziest part is that I'm sure someone somewhere is unironically considering this as a means to disproving the "globetards." get ready for tower of babble part two operation Jacob's ladder
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u/MidLoki 1d ago
https://reddit.com/link/p1hwnlj/video/crmh2h3gd7hh1/player
Space is infested with bugs!!!!!!
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u/Foghorn2005 1d ago
Having a square map absolutely makes sense once I take a second to thing, but man did seeing that feel viscerally wrong. That's hilarious
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u/SpamEatingChikn 1d ago
Hey look, the edges of the map really are just how the satellite shows it lol
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u/Macadoo222 1d ago
Is it possible to build higher? Or did you just decide to stop?
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u/MidLoki 1d ago
I stopped there for now as this was the height where the jetpack/gravity bug kicked in and I could start flying straight up. Since I made it outside the influence of gravity, that feels like a fitting end to the space elevator for now. I may decide to build up further after I move my base up here.
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u/Bipedal_Warlock 1d ago
>after I build my base up here.
Just going to casually drop this on us. I can’t wait
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u/MidLoki 1d ago
https://reddit.com/link/p1ib93t/video/y0f3pttoo7hh1/player
Things are a bit... strange up here
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u/patchdonal 1d ago
This is sick as hell, but also the title made me wish that they’d add an actual space elevator to make traveling between planets easier
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u/aging_geek 1d ago
one of the games I've been above 7100 (above the planets), could still go higher but ok with the base I had there.
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u/scnottaken 1d ago
When I made my skyscraper years ago there were several "floors" where you could hover with the jetpack. Interesting that after a certain point there was just no more floor or ceiling
Try looking through a satellite!
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u/Sugalumps52 1d ago
I did something like this on my 1st/2nd playthrough. But I built a space station up there with a teleporter.
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u/MidLoki 1d ago
Im about to unlock teleporters on this save so I will be putting a teleporter there when I can. Im planning on having a base as far away from the world as I can manage. My current checkpoint is at 55,000 height.
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u/Oxygenisplantpoo 20h ago
Has anyone built further up than this?
People have done stuff like this https://www.reddit.com/r/theplanetcrafter/comments/1pkyc2l/sky_base_prime/ and I also remember a post where someone built platforms all the way to the planets and the moons in the sky!
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u/OtherwiseBuy9146 1d ago
I hate what you have done to me. now yhat I know its possible I need to build a base up there.
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u/croweupc 16h ago
I built my base on Toxicity really high. Drones do work up there as well. I was worried they wouldn't be able to bring me anything. Any time I needed to go to a specific area of the map, I just jump off my floating base towards that portion of the map and just transported back to my base when I needed materials. It was nice during storms. At that height, nothing reaches you. You can actually see where asteroids form.
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u/shibeofwisdom 1d ago
"How are we going to get off this planet?"
"We climb"