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Don't worry, it doesn't mean I'm permanently stopping work.
I've just encountered a very serious challenge.
I'm preparing for the Buran space shuttle mission, so I've been working on some blueprints and documents.
When I put these blueprints and documents inside the MZK facility, a problem arose.
The end of the flipping platform should be at the midpoint of the strake wing, but it's actually at the outermost edge of the strake wing. This means there's have a 10-block error.
So, I spent an hour and a half carefully troubleshooting the problem. After eliminating all possibilities, the root cause came from the last thing I wanted: the structural width of the building was incorrect. To be precise, the extension walls on both sides of the sliding door were each off by five blocks.
This isn't something that can be solved by simply using "//move 5". The entire structure of MZK is a huge and complex spatial system. This 10-block error is enough for me to completely rework the roof truss structure and cranes, requiring a 20% rebuild of the entire construction.
However, this is an inevitable challenge of "reconstruction without blueprints." In these intricate structures, you never know if you'll make a mistake, and these mistakes can easily lead to serious problems later on.
I encountered a very serious problem when building SEV, but thankfully it was just a blunder; otherwise, my progress would have been significantly delayed. But what's coming will come. To resolve the issue as soon as possible and begin Buran's construction, tonight will undoubtedly be a sleepless night.
I've just encountered a very serious challenge.
I'm preparing for the Buran space shuttle mission, so I've been working on some blueprints and documents.
When I put these blueprints and documents inside the MZK facility, a problem arose.
The end of the flipping platform should be at the midpoint of the strake wing, but it's actually at the outermost edge of the strake wing. This means there's have a 10-block error.
So, I spent an hour and a half carefully troubleshooting the problem. After eliminating all possibilities, the root cause came from the last thing I wanted: the structural width of the building was incorrect. To be precise, the extension walls on both sides of the sliding door were each off by five blocks.
This isn't something that can be solved by simply using "//move 5". The entire structure of MZK is a huge and complex spatial system. This 10-block error is enough for me to completely rework the roof truss structure and cranes, requiring a 20% rebuild of the entire construction.
However, this is an inevitable challenge of "reconstruction without blueprints." In these intricate structures, you never know if you'll make a mistake, and these mistakes can easily lead to serious problems later on.
I encountered a very serious problem when building SEV, but thankfully it was just a blunder; otherwise, my progress would have been significantly delayed. But what's coming will come. To resolve the issue as soon as possible and begin Buran's construction, tonight will undoubtedly be a sleepless night.
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Update #1 : by Certain_Grass 03/04/2026 11:33:20 amMarch 4 @ 4:33 pm UTC
After 18 hours of intense work, I successfully resolved the problem.
As a builder who frequently works on similar projects, quickly resolving these unexpected issues is actually an integral part of the construction process.
As a builder who frequently works on similar projects, quickly resolving these unexpected issues is actually an integral part of the construction process.
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Fortunately, it doesn't involve any very delicate structures, and I expect this problem to be resolved within three or four days.