Torch by: Torch

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SharedCringe by: SharedCringe

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Torch.API by: Torch.API

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Torch.Server by: Torch.Server

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Torch.Server.ReferenceAssemblies by: Torch.Server.ReferenceAssemblies

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SharpDX by: Alexandre Mutel

Because keen are retarded and building non-signed dlls

SpaceEngineersDedicated.ReferenceAssemblies by: zznty

Space Engineers Dedicated Reference Assemblies

Plugin.WesternGamer.RevertNewGameScreen by: WesternGamer

Plugin to revert the new game screen to the pre-1.204 version.

Plugin.zznty.SpawnScreenFix by: zznty

Moves Spawn In Suit to the top of respawn points

Torch.Server.ReferenceAssemblies.net7 by: zznty

Torch Server Reference Assemblies (.NET 7 edition)

Plugin.wolfe-labs.SE-AnalogThrottlePlugin by: Wolfe

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Torch.Loader by: Torch.Loader

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Steamworks.NET by: Steamworks.NET

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protobuf-net by: Marc Gravell

Protobuf version use in se but not available on nuget

Plugin.WhiteFang34.FoliageRewrite by: WhiteFang

On RTX 50-series GPUs, Space Engineers can crash to desktop with a graphics-device error (DXGI device-removed) whenever grass and foliage are on screen. The crash comes from the engine's original geometry-shader foliage pipeline. Foliage Rewrite replaces that pipeline with a modern compute-shader path that draws the same grass with no geometry shader, removing the crash trigger. The result matches vanilla: the same blades, wind sway, density, and draw distance. The settings cog exposes grass draw distance, density, and distance falloff, plus an enable toggle. Press Ctrl+F8 to switch the rewrite off and back on instantly, no restart needed.

SixLabors.ImageSharp by: Six Labors and contributors

A new, fully featured, fully managed, cross-platform, 2D graphics API for .NET

Plugin.WhiteFang34.SmoothFrames by: WhiteFang

Space Engineers updates its sim at 60 Hz, so motion looks like 60 FPS even on a 144 Hz, 240 Hz, or 360 Hz monitor — each render frame is a copy of the last sim tick. Smooth Frames interpolates the camera and nearby entities between sim ticks, so each render frame shows a distinct moment of motion. The engine's 120 FPS cap is also lifted, for users above that. Toggle with Ctrl+F11. Configure the frame-rate cap in the plugin's settings cog (default: your monitor's refresh).

Plugin.WesternSpace.SeNoDlcUpselling by: WesternSpace

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