My way of making things look nice is still just the most time-saving primitive version: Rectangular box rooms all made of windows, flat color walls (usually black), spray-painted cables and devices (and some nice lights) for decoration. I've never been a creative base-builder, e.g. in Minecraft I always played the survival aspects ... and then got bored once I had my diamond stuff and a mob grinder. Stationeers seems to have a lot of decoration potential (various kinds of walls and furniture), from the items I've seen and the stations I glanced on Discord. I've seen some really stations, e.g. a skyscraper-like building where everything was neatly fit on one of the many floors. Yep, the cable joints are practical, made abstract for (relatively) simple implementation and handling. I mean, you can hide all cables if you like. The pro station you can see in the official Stationeers tutorial doesn't have cables, as far as I remember. There is "sewage water": If you shower, that creates Polluted Water, and there's a charcoal-based Water Purifier. Charcoal is a result of furnaced biomatter, not just random old coal ore. *There are no standing liquids yet in Stationeers!* The game had this once, then it was removed (It's still Early Access, after all.), but they plan on implementing it again. That will come in handy when they implement the nuclear stuff that is also planned.

@@OwnerOfTheCosmos Thanks for explaining, I'm looking forward to this series and future updates to the game. They could also add gore related to hazards, if there is too much pressure it would be messy! To really emphasize the importance of correct pressure inside the base. etc . If the developers are reading this :-)

​@@farerse If you wanna look at a decorated (Ish. It's still me, right.) base, the beginning of these two videos may be of interest: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jZ-DdLWipuC8gHk.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/grSCqdqItJeVe2g.html

@@OwnerOfTheCosmos I will have a look (eventually) there is plenty of content!