No Man's Sky Inventory Upgrade

'No free slots in Inventory' is like nails on a chalk board for me in this game. Luckily, there are several ways to expand your exosuit inventory and o. They finally did it! There is ship customization in No Man's Sky! There was an update recently called No Man's Sky Synthesis that added a ton of things to th.

Since No Man's Sky first came out, there have been many notable game-breaking bugs as well as many parts of the game that seemed too grindy and not much fun. Some of the bugs had workarounds or later patches to fix them, but others simply stopped your progress. Either way, I just want to enjoy the game!
After many tedious searches trying to find a solution, I came across a save editor that allowed me to make a change to the save file, but it was very limited in what it could do, and unless you were very careful you could screw up your save file completely. So I decided to rewrite it in Java for fun, with a simpler user interface, and as I dug deeper and added more functionality I decided to release it publicly. It has grown to become a pretty useful tool.
Features:
- Easy to use UI.
- Ability to organize inventory (exosuit, multitool, ships, freighter, vehicles, and base storage)
  - Move items and technology around (drag & drop, right-click menu)
  - Add items and technology (right-click menu, CTRL-drag & drop)
  - Repair items and slots (right-click menu)
  - Unlock additional slots (right click menu), and resize inventories (to maximum 8x6)
- Ability to change data values, such as number of units, classes, seeds, and base stats, etc.
- Ability to view more information about each of the items in your inventory, such as in-game description, names, etc.
- Ability to edit the known technology, products lists, words, and glyphs.
- Ability to recharge all technologies, refill all item stacks, expand all inventories to 8x6, and enable all inventory slots using a simple menu option.
- Ability to edit the game stats that are used for milestones and faction reputation.
- Ability to edit the raw JSON in the save file (for advanced users only).
- Automatic backup and recovery of all saves (in case you screw up something).
- Backup/Restore of planet/freighter base structures, usable across different systems or saves.
- Ability to manage your entire fleet of frigates.
- Support for No Man's Sky - BEYOND / SYNTHESIS / LIVING SHIP / DESOLATION
For further info, change requests, or to download the older Atlas Rises version, please visit the GitHub site.

1. Download the latest version.
2. Run the exe and extract the contents to an empty folder somewhere.
3. Run the bat file (or the jar file if the file extension is associated to java).
4. When the main window opens, locate the folder that your saves are in, and choose the most recent.
5. Start tinkering!
Java Runtime Environment 8 is required.

Change log can be found here.
NOTE: Please be aware that some of the functionality in the editor may not be working after a major game update. It will take time to fix these, so I would appreciate your patience.

The subject of this article is from the Origins update.

The information from this article is up-to-date as of 9 November, 2020.

The subject of this article is from the Origins update.
The information from this article is up-to-date as of 9 November, 2020.

Starship Outfitting Terminal

Starship Outfitting Terminal is a type of terminal.

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Summary[edit | edit source]

Starship Outfitting Terminal is a computer Terminal found in inhabited space stations.

It is a feature that allows upgrades to the player starships beyond what can be achieved through the inventory menu.

It is located near the Appearance Modifier in current versions and allows the player to modify their Starship in additional ways.

Features[edit | edit source]

The following features can be accessed with the Starship Outfitting Terminal:

Upgrade ship class
Upgrade Ship inventory Slots
Scrap Ship
Minor Help Dialog

Scrapping a starship[edit | edit source]

Starships can be scrapped at the terminal by selecting the option to do so. All cargo and upgrades are lost, as is the ship. This cannot be undone in the same game session (although if a savegame prior to ship being scrapped is still available - it can be loaded to 'undo' ship scrapping). The value in units of the ship as scrap will be shown before you confirm the option. You must confirm the choice twice, and the value will be added to your inventory in the form of items and upgrade modules. The quality of modules received and their value depends in part on the value and class of the ship. Because the value is given in items, you may get more or less than the amount listed depending on the economy where you sell the items.

The upgrade modules can be sold to any Technology Merchant for , or installed and then dismantled to sell their parts for . You must have enough free inventory slots in your Exosuit to be able to hold all the items you will receive or you cannot scrap a ship. Upon completion of scrapping, another ship from your pool (usually your first ship, or the one you traded it for) will appear on the station launch pad.

You may receive the following items when scrapping a ship:

Curiosities:
- Storage Augmentation
Resources:
- Chlorine
- Ionised Cobalt
Manufacturable Tradeables:
- Fusion Accelerant
- Geodesite
Commodity Tradeables:
- Fusion Core
- High Capacity Vector Compressor
- Superconducting Fibre
Scrap Tradeables:
- Compressed Indium Scraps
- Handful of Cogs
- Once-Useful Springs
- Recycled Circuitry
- Reinforced Piping
- Spool of Nano-Cables
- Starship AI Valves
- Subatomic Regulators
- Tank of Coolant
- Thermal Panels

Additional information[edit | edit source]

Currently upgrading ship class costs Nanite Clusters, with the amount required increasing with the tier of the class you are upgrading to (10K for upgrade from C to B, 25K for upgrade from B to A, and 50K for upgrade from A to S).
Stats are based on the unique seed of the upgraded ship and they follow the rules associated to Starship Archetypes. Players can use the Starship Outfitting Terminal to decide whether or not they want to upgrade.
Upgrading ship inventory slots currently costs Units. The amount of Units increases with each upgrade slot purchased for a ship, starting from 1M per slot, and up to 300M per slot. Players may upgrade inventory or technology slots for a ship, up to the maximum inventory size:
- The maximum capacity of a Ship's General inventory is based on the Ships current Class - 25 for C class; 35 for B class; 40 for A class; and 48 for S Class
- The maximum Tech capacity of a Starship is based on the ship's current Class - 7 for C class; 7 for B class; 14 for A class; and 21 for S Class
- Inventory upgrades are not affected by or dependent on ship size
- Alternatively, Players can spend a Storage Augmentation item to add a slot free of charge
The option to ask how to get upgrades for your

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