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Programmable blocks can control and interact with other spacethings, from gravity generators to grinders. Folks have already made virtual viruses that e.g. An update last week added programmable blocks which are properly programmable, running C# code, which I imagine will power all sorts of delightful devices and cruel creations for me to enjoy seeing in videos.
Some of Minecraft's redstone devices are staggering in their scale and mechanical complexity, and I suspect we'll see some awfully clever things in Space Engineers. Even as a casual observer of the genre, I get excited when sandbox block 'em ups add programmable bits.
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