Is it possible to edit details on android?

[MasterOgon]

I set myself the task of flying with a custom planet from 1.5 terrestrial g to the earth on the scale of the solar system, but I would like the rockets to be like for the earth. That is, I would like to increase them proportionally and have larger engines or more power so as not to create ugly designs. Can I do this on android? Or maybe I can meet my conditions in another way?

 

[Marmilo]

You can stretch engines by bp editing

 

[MasterOgon]

You can stretch engines by bp editing

But how do it?

 

[Altaïr]

But how do it?

Open your blueprint in a text editor (it's a simple text file) then search for the engines you want to scale up. It will look something like that:

In the highlighted section, change x to stretch your engine horizontally, and y to stretch it vertically. For example, using a value of 2 will double its size in the concerned dimension.
Also, those values can be negative, it's the case of my x. It simply means that the part is mirrored horizontally or vertically.

If you have to modify many engines, I recommend doing it with a single engine, save your file, open it under SFS, and duplicate your engine as many times as you want.

By the way, you can also customize the size of your fuel tanks. It can help to make a few giant fuel tanks, that will look nicer and that will be easier for your game to handle. That's what I did here for example:

 

[MasterOgon]

Thanks, found this. So I can change the size but the power and weight stay the same? And this way I can make bigger tanks without adding weight to accommodate more engines. Did I get it right?

 

[Altaïr]

Thanks, found this. So I can change the size but the power and weight stay the same? And this way I can make bigger tanks without adding weight to accommodate more engines. Did I get it right?

For the engines I believe the power is scaled proportionally to the y dimension, but I would recommend to check that by yourself just in case.
For the fuel tanks their weight is made proportional to their size. Making them bigger makes them heavier of course.

 

[MasterOgon]

Я считаю, что для двигателей мощность масштабируется пропорционально размерности y, но я бы порекомендовал проверить это самостоятельно на всякий случай.
Для топливных баков их изготавливают по их размеру. Увеличение их размера, конечно, делает их тяжелее.

Thank you

 

[Cresign]

For the engines I believe the power is scaled proportionally to the y dimension, but I would recommend to check that by yourself just in case.
For the fuel tanks their weight is made proportional to their size. Making them bigger makes them heavier of course.

Unless you use x/y values to make them bigger, in that case i think the weight increase works differently

 

[Marmilo]

Unless you use x/y values to make them bigger, in that case i think the weight increase works differently

The weight doesn't change when stretching
Also doesn't change layering. I utilized this in my BP edited moon base

 

[MasterOgon]

At least in the buildprint I didn't see any change in weight and power in numbers. Maybe it doesn't work for me

 

[Marmilo]

y stretches vertically and increases power of engines

 

[MasterOgon]

y stretches vertically and increases power of engines

Really. It just didn't show up in my duildprint. Thanks

 

[Marmilo]

Really. It just didn't show up in my duildprint. Thanks

It's a blueprint fyi