Thank you for updating mod to build current ammo and stuff.

Updated to fix missing tabs.

Latest update should now work properly with build planner again.

Will do! Thanks for the quick response!

I have no idea, but they use the default crafting groups, so they should be. If not let me know.

These might be what I'm looking for as a small-grid builder. Would love to try them out but before I do, two quick questions:
1. Compatible with DNSK by Skallabjorn?
2. Compatible with AwwScrap by Thraxus?

If yes, they might be perfect for a scenario I'm building!

Thank you for that! I will give them a test drive when I get a chance, which will hopefully be soon.

I did a small update to fix an issue and balance the blocks further and actually give a reason to use the compact variants.

The small variants are still limited, but also cheaper to build and therefore weight a lot less. They still come with a disadvantage, but should now be a reasonable choice for the "I want just some capability" situation.

The large versions are still the way to go if you want to make no compromises. Their speed has been slightly increased, mostly so I could increase the speed of the compact versions with yet a reasonable difference.

@dragonraalhaan: I fixed the issue, the larger variant can now produce the full set of tools and consumables.

I was testing this out to see if it would still work, to expand my small grid options. The great news is that it still works nicely. Only quibble is that the assemblers cannot make the two highest tier tool sets, the accurate or elite rifles and pistols, or their ammo, the RO and PRO rocket launchers, and ammo for the newer weapons released with warfare 2. Minor quibbles, I know, but if I am to make a fully self-sufficient small grid ship, these would be a nice touch.

Aside from those minor points, it is nice to have a set of blocks that seems just right for the job. Not simply a large grid block made to work on small grids, nor someone's idea of an overpowered conveyor frame that can do better than the large grid models. Good size, good balance. Thank you for these.