"Funny Pages"' obvious antecedent is a movie like " Ghost World," but it's more like a teenage " Five Easy Pieces," packaged in a coming-of-age narrative. I personally find it refreshing, astonishing (in parts) even. I suppose it will depend on your worldview how "Funny Pages" will land.
All of the "inspirational" aspects are present in the film as ideas and concepts, perhaps even expectations since we absorb the lessons from "media," but there's an underbelly to those concepts, and the underbelly is the reality. There's a lot of pressure for narratives to assume certain forms: be inspiring, encourage self-empowerment, bask in the glow of a young person stepping into their own light, etc. With a little work, all of the achievements in Starbound can be obtained using console commandsįind a safe spot in-game, such as on your ship or at a planetary base."Funny Pages" has a startlingly anti-inspirational attitude, while still being wrapped in the trappings of an inspirational movie. Place the mouse cursor near to your character, as this is where items will spawn. Press ENTER to bring up the dialogue box in the bottom left of the screen. If you're doing several achievements in a row, typing it again will turn off admin mode which we need to get the achievements. The dialogue box will tell you if you just turned it on or off). NOTE: Press ENTER after every command to activate the command, and press it again to bring the dialogue box back up. The commands you need to use for this particular achievement are: After pressing ENTER, you can use the up arrow on your keyboard to scroll through recent commands. Your inventory will fill up as you spawn each of the 42 bugs, so make sure you keep going in to trash them every so often to pick up all 42. Watch the spellings! If something spawns as a green cube instead of a blue jar, then you've mistyped. Double check each one.Anyone know, if you can move Fluffalos? I got too many of them on one spot. They overlap and it is hard to click the correct one. I would like my milk flufflos moved elsewhere. People suggest *GASP* killing them with lava when I went and googled. Those suggestions, I think, were from early access so things may have changed. Didn't find any after release information. there really should be a way to craft sticks of ram. This item is needed apparently for all automation that you wish to build. I can't even build the table before I find 2 of these. I got one, but I don't know where I got it.Īpparently these drop from mechanical enemies. I have been trying to find, but with no luck.Find a planet with gnomes, those massive cities with tiny buildings. If you find a good spot with mechanical enemies, bookmark that planet with a flag next to a tunnel leading down to where they are, since yeah, mechanical parts are a PITA to come by.
Make the machine that converts ore into pixels, then go to an asteroid belt. Asteroid belts just have massive asteroids that can be pure copper/silver/gold almost. Managed to make over 50k in a couple of hours of farming an asteroid belt.Īs far as food goes, put a kitchen table and fridges on your ship. In your farm, grow rice and cocoa and then anything else you want really for the buffs. Rice can be cooked at a campfire into boiled rice and cacao can be turned into chocolate at a kitchen counter. Both the fire and kitchen counter can be carried with you into deep expeditions. Cacao and dry rice both have infinity shelf life, and can be cooked whenever needed, and stack up to 1000 like most things that stack.įind a planet with gnomes, those massive cities with tiny buildings. There will be an entire "layer" across the planet. Guarding these gnome cities are these weird looking gray robot things, and they can drop mechanical parts. There are others but that's the easiest I know of, since there's gnomes in my "home" planet where I set up my homestead.
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