Sandcastle: 3D Printed Bases

Real-world references

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yp_Xz6r2Aso
https://room.eu.com/article/How_to_3Dprint_a_habitat_on_Mars
https://www.nasa.gov/directorates/spacetech/centennial_challenges/3DPHab/index.html

---INSTALLATION---

Simply copy all the files into your GameData folder. When done, it should look like:

GameData
	WildBlueIndustries
		Sandcastle
		WildBlueCore

Changes

- The Sandcaster 3D Printer can now recycle vessels, just like the Konstruction Manipulator.
- Fixed issue where Sandcastle wouldn't show parts in the print shop window when Sandcastle was added to Pathfinder templates.
- Fixed issue where the game would crash when deploying the Survey Cone from the Survey Cone Dispenser.
- Fixed odd coloration on deployed survey cones.
- Fixed issue where resources were pulled from the entire vessel instead of stage priority flow.

IN DEVELOPMENT
The Sandcaster and OCD Konstruction Manipulator can both print and recycle vessels without the need for ExtraplanetaryLaunchpads.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Currently, printing vessels on the ground is resulting in their orientations NOT matching the orientation of the printer, and result in the spawned vessel crashing into the ground.
You won't likely see this at the space center, but it definitely happens on other planets. This is a source of major frustration for me right now.

---LICENSE---
Near Future Props by Nertea, licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA-4.0

Art Assets, including .mu, .png, and .dds files are copyright 2021 by Michael Billard, All Rights Reserved.

Wild Blue Industries is trademarked by Michael Billard. All rights reserved.
Note that Wild Blue Industries is a ficticious entity 
created for entertainment purposes. It is in no way meant to represent a real entity.
Any similarity to a real entity is purely coincidental.

Source code copyright 2021 by Michael Billard (Angel-125)

    This source code is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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