No Man's Sky standalone app lets you create and import bases
Se✤an Murray has just one thing to say about it: "Holy moly"

A new standalone app enables players to create and import bases♕ in ꩵNo Man's Sky.
As retweeted by No Man Sky's creator Sean Murray with the words "holy moly", the No Man's Sky Base Building App🌟 does exactly what it says on the tin, simplifying - and speeding up - the base building process.
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The "Townscaper-ꦗesque" app offers "fun ways to move, snap, and color base parts" and is described as "simple, focussed, and made purposeful🦩ly for No Man's Sky" so that there's "no need to learn Blender!"
Creator DjMonkey says t🌜hat you can even import and export your new creation into the game.
"There are some missing things compared to 🐻the Blender add-on. So bear with any potential bugs and missing things compared to Blender," DjMonkey said, warning players that as it's still a work in progress, they are "expecting some bugs ♚and issues".
Like the look of it? Head ไon over to to download it and give it a try (thanks, ).
"We're launching on Switch and on PSVR 2, and we're really actively developing the game across so many platforms, and the team is still really small – like, laughably small," Sean Murray told GamesRadar+ when asked about his plans for the future earlier this year.
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"And then, on top of all of that, there's a ♔bunch that people don't know about. I know where we're going wi♔th the next few No Man's Sky updates, which is exciting.
"But there's also a bunch of other stuff that we haven't announced yet, and that's really exciting too. And I'm loving… I'm loving this part of develop𝔉men🐈t on that project as well. Developing without the public eye on me? It's really nice [laughs]."
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