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One of the few remaining issues that need to be done before I can release the project is to replace the main capitial ship model with a more up-to-date one.

I have mostly finished the geometry of the new ship model, both interior, exterior, and the detail work.

I am now working on preparing the model for unwrapping, texturing, and importing into unity.

The rotation issue is more or less solved. There are a few minor issues with it still, but it is mostly working.

The quest system also works quite well, and I added support for NPC’s, etc, to be spawned dynamically during story quests.

I have tested most of the new features that I added, and everything is working well.

There were a few minor issues, but these were fixed quickly, and I have made some improvements.

I have also made some improvements to the procedural story system which should be useful for the future.

There are still some minor issues with rotation of player control objects that I am working on.

I have been adding more new features and support for the quest and story system.

I have added the ability for the playe to take control of turrets manually and control them in first person, as well as some other minor improvements.

I am also working on testing the new improvements and additions.

The vast majority of the new features for the new quest are now done.

I have added a new type of AI in addition to improvements to some of the combat mechanics.

There are still a few things to do, but I should get this done next week, there shouldn’t be anything particularly difficult left.

The issues with the floating origin system are basically done!

The main issue was much simpler than I thought, and had nothing to do with the core mechanics.

I have also fixed some minor issues, mainly with syncing the positions and rotations of all persistent objects to the server properly.

The additional features needed to power the new quest system are now basically done.

I am still working on the concept for the new quest.

There are several issues that I am running into with the floating origin system, however I am confident that the core mechanics of the project work fine.

The issues are just with the fact that I am using the system in new and different ways with the new quest.

Solving this will allow players to travel between star system without needing a capital ship, etc, which will open up new options for exploration, etc.

The concept for the new quest is mostly done, with the exception of some bugs.

There are some issues with the floating origin system, as well as some issues with arbitrary rotation of control objects.

These are hopefully not too severe, and I can work on them later.

There are also some issues with persistence when saving/loading the game.

I have begin working on the logic for the new quest.

I have already made improvements to the quest logic and the main game logic, and so far things are going well.

It is now possible to change zones and travel to distant stellar objects without being in a capital ship or shuttle. Any object can function as a “control object” for long distance travel now.

This allows greater options for storytelling, and traversing through the world, but there are quite a lot of bugs and a lot of testing to do here.

The modelling and texturing for the next phase of the quest system is done.

It is extremely basic, but it should be enough to get the concept for the quest working.

The main goal is to add more features to the quest system, and further develop its capabilities, so that I can use this system to add more quests and story features in the near future.