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On the drills:
The *small* drills mine an area that is 1 small block (0.5m) wider than the drill face (small drill = 3x3 block face).
The large drills OTOH do not behave the same, they mine an area that is only just fractionally wider than the 1 block (2.5m) drill face (large drill = 1x1 block drill face).
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Not necessarily, you can 'capture' a gravity generator on a small ship in at least a couple of ways. You could then either 'capture' the gen directly into your small-ship miner, or you could use dedicated small-ship utility vessels containing a captured grav gen to support the miner for greater flexibility (and likely better handling qualities).
Small ships will destroy any floating ore you try to mine.
However Large ship drill will collect ore thats floating about. Not sure if some gets destroyed or not.
But hey least they removed that god forsaken shaking.
Also, depending your your ship design, putting collectors on the side might be able to catch floaters. For example, my ship just digs a straight line through an asteroid. It rides pretty close to the walls. Anything my drills aren't collecting should get caught and get sucked into a collector (but, again, I don't even bother :P
Indeed and I'm so glad they did
That's right, it's only a fraction of the percentage of captured ore, not economically viable to expend the resources necessary to gather it in a closed system. However, for the sheer entertainment value of coming up with interesting & novel ways of extracting it all, it sure can be worthwhile in an open world where the available resources are practically limitless.
Totally irrelevant but i like doing this with my raw ore:
http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=306793732