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You had a few more HUD context options enabled than I did. But it's fixed either way as Schema went through them all to check for any possible mistakes (and fixed some that may have caused it).
Your settings are fine though, didn't see anything odd in it besides the extra HUD Contexts you had enabled.

It works for me as well in .105!!! :D

Scratch that, I can reproduce now ^^
I should have tried your settings.cfg sooner, but using yours seems to cause it indeed.

Thanks for sharing that world but it seems the files are incomplete. It only contains the npcFactions, where as your world should also contain a DATA and index folder.

Hi Schema!!!!

Unfortunately I'm unable to reproduce the issue following those steps to the letter.
Anything you did after the "Create a station" step that you forgot to mention? Even trivial stuff like connecting a factory to something could be a cause.

tried tons of things with the steps provided but could not reproduce unfortunately.

Fixed by now.

Fixed by now.

Fixed by now.

This issue might not happen anymore. Can't reproduce it with those steps and haven't run into it myself for a long time either.
If anyone else still gets it, any specific steps you did to reproduce it?

Well, I just made a quick test ship in v0.201.100 that had a salvager which used 450% the reactors output and it would mine just fine forever... even though the reactors capacity was depleted very quickly. Maybe the issue is that it doesn't actually go to zero? It just bounces around 0.1% to .9% to 1.0% etc.

The new power system cannot be used in combination with the old one, that means you can't dock a new power ship to an old power station without converting it first. What you do here, is the same, but the message you're getting is wrong and confusing.

As long as you hold the button, you fire the beam. And now you also consume full power when that is happening. If your ship runs out of power, then your beam will stop firing as well even if you hold the button.

---> NEWER VAGUER CRASH LOGS <---

Hmm, If im understanding correctly you're saying that after the salvager depletes my power reserves it's then ment to only require the static power draw to operate... so long as the LMB is not released? If this is the case, is it really necessary to require the 3 support beams to draw a large amount of power initially if capacitor depletion does not interrupt them and sustained use uses very little power?

I was able to reproduce this crash! Here is my exact sequence of events:

Ok then, was wrong but unfortunately those logs have a too vague stacktrace to determine exactly where it happens.
It seems to be caused by something going null in your HUD Context, although not sure which part.

Should apparently be fixed already.

Reverting merge, different issue.

Duplicate, merging tasks.