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This is a well known bug, detailed by at least 30 bug reports in the bugs list highlighted in red at the top of the bug report subforum.

why DIDNT you though? NAAAAA NANANANA NAAANA NA NA NA NANAAA NAAAAAAA

1 has been suggested repeatedly, and there's a mod for it in the works 2 is very interesting. I like it. By 3, you essentially mean adding a toggle mode to wheels and such? I'm actually surprised I haven't seen that specific suggestion before, I've thought about suggesting it myself. The deal...

Ooh, could something like stackexchange's "here are some topics that might be similar" dynamic suggestion box thingy be implemented, it's a longshot, I know, but if we could....

Answer to your first question: use grabbers, which are under "Mechanical". Place a block, then place a bomb/fireball/etc onto the block, then replace the block with a grabber. Answer to your second question: the collider used for block placing is different from the physics collider.

It looks like, basically, SSAO is a shader that helps approximate how light works without using too much resource power. "Ordinary" ambient occlusion uses the geometry of objects, and is more accurate, but not fast enough for video games, whereas screen space ambient occlusion uses pixels...

as hilarious as "****pit" is, I think it's time for it to be fixed, if you can

FrizB already put in a great entry here

The problem is that most blocks designate their position as attachment points, but the source block uses it's center instead. Have you tried using wheel half-placement to move the block up so that when it becomes a source block it's in the proper place?

Oh, man, I had I pretty much the same problem way back when when i was trying to do the same thing...not sure if i ever solved it, but maybe you could check out volt cruelerz and my old designs?

The mas of a brace does NOT change based on its length. the center of the brace on the right is just farther over. Proof: Attached Files

Very nice! I initially debated even watching the video, as it was "just" a car with big wheels--but what an amazing car with big wheels! I'm especially impressed by the self-righting/wheelie capability.

This is kind of an odd bug; it's triggered by clicking on two things in succession with a wrench. When you already have a properties window open, and then click on another object with the wrench, what happens goes in this order load sliderValue of new block check that the slider is within it's...

no it doesn't; it's just irritating. simply posting to an existing topic brings it back to attention w/o annoying people

do you have invincible mode or pyro mode turned on, or the building box turned off?

This is a really good idea, seconded! Well, I don't really think we need a new block for this one; vanilla should just allow the thrust value of the propellers to go into the negatives (it's actually possible to do this in vanilla already by editing the bsg file, but it's inconvenient, sometimes...

Mumon, there is a very specific bug in Unity 5 with a kind of Joint that besiege uses. The devs are helpless until the Unity crew fixes it.

lmao

I had heard that Unity recently released a version that fixes a lot of its graphical issues on Linux--although I suppose that it would be Unity 5, so... (EDIT: forgot which version unity was on and said 6 instead of 5; i have corrected this)

are you sure those scythes were providing lift?