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For you to be able to fuel your mech or change loadouts you NEED the QuickbarMini mod that comes bundled in the zip folder, just extract everything on the zip to your mods folder.

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Check out the mod on github if you want to follow development.
Ever wanted to go on a 10 hour mining session or on a mob killing spree on your super buff mech without going back to you ship every 2 minutes?
Then this is the mod for you!
NEW BARS
This mod primarily replaces the old mech energy system with two separate bars: one for fuel and one for your mech's health.
Obviously the health bar depletes as you take damage and the fuel bar over time.
Your mech's health bar will replenish automatically when you go back to your ship, your mech's fuel will not.
You can fuel your mech with oil, erchius or fuel through the mech fuel quickbar icon.
Specific fuel for mechs can be crafted using the Oil Distiller and the Fuel Refinery (check the updates section for more info).
The fuel bar decays normally as with vanilla energy.
Your mech's fuel count stays throughout your playthroughs and the universe.
MANUAL FLIGHT MODE

You can switch your mech to flight mode anywhere double tapping the up button (w key as default), that is, as long as you have fuel left.
LOADOUTS
-A brand new interface on the quickbar: the Mech Loadouts.
-Through that interface you can change your mech's loadouts.
-A loadout is a set of items that are equipped on your mech that you can change with the click of a button on the mech loadouts screen (there are 3 loadouts availiable).
-You can't change loadouts when your mech is deployed.
MECH UPGRADE MODULES
-Added several mech upgrade modules that can be equipped through the mech assembly interface.
-Each module gives a bonus and penalty according to what it does, their descriptions are pretty self-explanatory.
-You will always need to equip a module slot expansion on the leftmost assembly interface slot, they come in 3 different sizes, one that unlocks the first module slot, one that unlocks the first 2 module slots and the last that unlocks all 3 upgrade slots.
-Modules and slot expansions can be crafted by the mech crafting station on a new tab, you will start with the recipe for all module slot expansions but you have to find the recipes for the actual modules on space encounters like all other mech part recipes.

MECH MASS
-Now mechs parts have mass based on the part stats, the higher the stats the more mass the part will have.
-Mech part mass will be shown on the item tooltip.
-Mechs will gain bonuses and penalties based on mass.
A health bonus based on mass;
A speed penalty up to 70% less speed based on mass;
More energy drain up to 0.3 more based on mass;
-All that info will be shown on the mech assembly interface.

MORE CHANGES
-All mech parts consume nearly half as much energy as on vanilla game, to compensate for fuel being more expensive than some generic energy.
-Space encounters energy drops now are purple and replenish health and half as much energy as in the vanilla to compensate for fuel being more expensive.
-You can press the down key to crouch your mech and if your mech is on the ground and is idle it won't consume any energy (thanks to the XS Mechs Modular Edition for the free redistribution code).
-When your mech reaches 0 health it will explode.
-When your mech reaches 0 fuel it will stay idle and you will not be able to control it until you fuel it (unlike vanilla where it despawns completely).
YOU CAN REDISTRIBUTE THIS AS LONG AS YOU CREDIT AND LINK THE ORIGINAL.
THANKS TO BigAssHunter AND lophatkao FOR THE XS MECHS - MODULAR EDITION FREE TO USE AND REDISTRIBUTE CODE, GO CHECK THEIR MODS OUT.
THANKS TO zetaPRIME AND Silverfeelin FOR THE QUICKBAR MINI MOD LOCATED HERE: https://github.com/Silverfeelin/Starbound-Quickbar-Mini.

Mod Pack Permissions:: Anyone can use this mod in their mod compilation without the author's consent.

Mod Assets Permissions:: You must get the author's consent before altering/redistributing any assets included in this mod.

Starbound has become one of the most enjoyable 2D action-adventure games for lovers of sci-fi and space exploration (or just anyone who likes Terraria).

Chucklefish’s take on the “procedural generated space opera” formula has captured our hearts with its charming sprite-based graphics and intuitive gameplay.

That said, humans will eventually get bored of everything. And if Starbound has lost its sheen for you, then mods are a great way to reignite your passion for exploring the great pixelated unknown.

So many fantastic mods are out there, and they can revolutionize your Starbound experience.

Let me share some of my favorites to get you started.

30. Less Dead Moons

Visiting a moon in vanilla Starbound is pretty underwhelming, them being barren and all.

At most, you can get some fuel, but that’s about it.

As the title suggests, Less Dead Moons does away with these barren astral bodies – not by removing them, but by filling them up with content and bringing them to life.

It spices things up by adding new structures and dungeons to almost every moon, as well as NPCs operating these facilities.

You’ll even find a bit of lore here and there, and micro-dungeons make mining on them much more engaging.

29. HoloHUD Interface

It’s always fun to customize your UI a bit, and the HoloHUD Interface is a favorite of mine.

This nifty mod will replace your previous UI with something much more holographic. It touches the sidebar, action bar, the party menu, the chat, the quest tracker, and text boxes.

It doesn’t change the crafting menu or the inventory, though.

But it is super colorful, and it supports a quickbar.

This techie & bright look just feels more appropriate for a game set in outer space.

28. Music Packs

All things considered, Starbound’s music is pretty good.

But once you’ve put a certain amount of hours into the game, you’ll start getting a bit tired of hearing the same songs over and over again.

A great way to improve the situation is by installing Music Packs.

Some of my favorites are the harrowing Undertale Music Pack, the upbeat Oneshot Music Pack, and the fantastic Queen Music Pack.

Watching your Starbound character playing your favorite songs on their instrument of choice is just too cool to miss out– especially if you’re musically-oriented in real life as well.

27. Cyberpunk Stylist

Cyberpunk and space exploration belong together.

And if you don’t believe me, you’ve clearly never watched Cowboy Bebop.

Cyberpunk Stylist is a mod that’ll bring them together again by adding some cyberpunk-inspired wigs and hairstyles, all to customize your character like an 80s geek’s wet dream.

With these, you’d look right at home in Cyberpunk 2077’s Night City.

They can really bring out your character’s personality, especially if you use t