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This time we added a new feature to the sensor. Thanks to our amazing community for always letting us know what you want to see in Scrap Mechanic. We’ve been focusing most of our time on survival lately but we finally got some time to add a few requested features and improvements. This time with a test for our upcoming update.

The sensor only forces color selection the first time it is put into the color mode.

Fixed lag when scrolling in the hotbar.

Inventory searching happens instantly, no need to press Enter.

Fixed an error with things on bearings etc when merging static bodies.

Make sure to follow all the latest Raft devblogs at We also managed to sneak in a few fixes for Scrap Mechanic in this update. Of course, it’s important to emphasize that because Raft and Scrap Mechanic are being worked on two separate teams, this partnership and exchange of ideas will only strengthen both games as we continue to work hard on bringing Survival Mode to Scrap Mechanic!įinally, to celebrate today’s announcement we have a few goodies for players of both games! Scrap Mechanic players will receive the Raft Shark Mount (careful… it can bite), while RAFT players can look forward to receiving the Scrap Mechanic Duckie to proudly decorate their floating home… if they manage to catch him!

#Scrap mechanics ideas full#

It soon made a lot of sense to become partners and invest in Redbeet Interactive, which we believe will ensure that players get to see the full Raft experience come to life, with all of the exciting features and ideas they have planned for the game fully realized. After all, we both love making survival games with building mechanics! We were really impressed with their passion and vision for Raft and the two teams quickly developed a strong friendship. Our relationship with Raft creators Redbeet Interactive began a few months ago when they invited us to fly over to their studio in Gotland, a small island outside of Stockholm. Oh, and be wary of the man-eating sharks!Ĭheck out the latest trailer for Raft here! If you’re not one of the many, many players who’ve experienced Raft already via itch.io, allow us to explain: Raft is a unique survival game in which players are thrown in the middle of a treacherous ocean with only a simple raft protecting you from the dangers of the sea! Playing alone or with friends, players must gather debris, scavenge reefs and grow crops to survive and build their own floating home. Soil Bags are one of the few non-consumable items that are placed as a stack.We have a very special announcement for you today! We’re delighted to reveal that Axolot Games will be publishing popular survival game Raft, coming to Steam Early Access in 2018!.

Soil Bags can be placed as a mound on any terrain surface, including roads, as long as it is not too steep.Soil Bag is the only item in the game that is placed as a different object depending on the surface it is placed onto (unless being force-built).Additionally, they can be traded for 1 Carrot Crate.Ī few pre-placed soil mounds are found in the farming tutorial area near the Crashed Maintenance Ship. They can also be found in Ruin Chests, Farmer Shacks, and Warehouses. Soil Bags are dropped by Damaged Crates and Golden Damaged Crates. This can also be done on terrain surfaces by pressing and holding 'F' (Force Place) when placing. When placed on a non-terrain surface, it is placed as a bag. Mounds of soil can be removed to pick the Soil Bag up again. This mound allows for Seeds to be planted. Placing a Soil Bag on a terrain surface will create a square mound of soil. A mound of soil is 3x3 blocks in size, while the bags themselves are 5x3 blocks in size. The Soil Bag is a large bag of soil used for Farming.