With the press of a button, you can give yourself millions of units, make yourself invincible, refuel your ship, and give yourself infinite resources. Let's break the game again with the Trainer mod, which essentially allows you to get rid of all the pesky resource management and health parts of the game. This replaces all the symbols in the game with flat, 'clean' symbols. If holographic icons aren't your style, you can also pick up the flatter, more minimalist Clean Icons mod from user enem. But it's still a pretty cool mod, and you can grab it here from modder fullbitgamer. The one issue is that planetary or orbital objective markers are still rendered as normal, which looks strange when combined with the holographic icons. The Holo Icons mod makes these symbols look like they're floating in space. One modder has decided to make resource icons appear more like 3D highlights rather than 2D notifications. If you feel that the HUD icons for resources could be a little prettier or less intrusive, you're not alone.

You can download this mod from creator shadwar here. But personally, I'm willing to take that chance in exchange for bypassing the long clicks. Of course, this also means that you can accidentally sell or dismantle something much easier. This is probably the most essential mod made so far: it cranks up the speed on actions so that you only need to click to act, as opposed to holding down the mouse button to 'confirm' your action. If you want to check it out for yourself, you can download it here. You can see a comparison of the modded game (left image) and the normal game (right image) below. With the mod, the game looks kind of similar to Borderlands. It removes some of the visual effects and adds a cel-shading filter onto the game. There aren't many graphics mods out there yet, but one that's pretty cool is SweetFX by user KeriaGaming. Being able to fling yourself toward the center of the universe with huge hyperdrive jumps makes the journey fairly trivial-although finding Warp Cell materials is still a concern.

We checked this mod out, and, as you might expect, it dramatically reduces the difficulty of the game. The next steps for the modding community would be to figure out how to add new entries to tables, and figure out a clean way to merge multiple table mods.' In other words, it bumps up the amount of space you can cover with one hyperdrive jump by a factor of 1000.Ītomicinf writes, 'This is a proof of concept to demonstrate that core data files, like the technology table, can be modified to have interesting effects. Let's break the game right off the bat-Super Hyperdrive, made by user atomicinf, is described as a proof-of-concept mod that changes the multiplying factor on hyperdrive distance. Now Playing: No Man's Sky - Review Super Hyperdrive By clicking 'enter', you agree to GameSpot's

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