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An Engine is a ships main propulsion system, while thrusters are needed for find movement and manoeuvres. The greater mass a ship has, the more engines are needed to provide movement.  
{{Infobox object
| name = '''{{PAGENAME}}'''
| grid_size = 7 x 4
| power_consumption = 40 MW Max Throttle
| inputs = [[Power]]<br>[[Fuel]]
| outputs = Propulsion
|power_category=Engines|image1=[[File:engine.png|180px|frameless]]}}
An '''engine''' is a ship's main propulsion system, while [[thruster]]s are needed for fine movement and maneuvers. The greater mass a ship has, the more engines are needed to provide movement.


Engines require both power and fuel to work.
Engines are 7 x 4, cannot be rotated, and must be placed with the 3rd block inside the [[Hull]]. They require 6 unobstructed squares to the left of them.


Size 6x4
Engines will load fuel while they are unpowered. Fuel capacity is 4, and they then continue to drain fuel at a rate of 1 per 5 seconds.


Engines cannot be rotated must be placed with the 3rd block inside Hull.  
At rest, while powered, an engine uses 4 power per second.


They require 6 squares to the left of them
== History ==
{{Prehistory|Update 1.rc2|Introduced.}}
{{Prehistory|Alpha1A|Changed width from 6 to 7, removed wall constraint, and added interior constraint.}}


[[Category:Equipment]]
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Latest revision as of 12:48, 10 May 2023

Engine
Engine.png
Grid size 7 x 4
Power consumption 40 MW Max Throttle
Power category Engines
Inputs Power
Fuel
Outputs Propulsion

An engine is a ship's main propulsion system, while thrusters are needed for fine movement and maneuvers. The greater mass a ship has, the more engines are needed to provide movement.

Engines are 7 x 4, cannot be rotated, and must be placed with the 3rd block inside the Hull. They require 6 unobstructed squares to the left of them.

Engines will load fuel while they are unpowered. Fuel capacity is 4, and they then continue to drain fuel at a rate of 1 per 5 seconds.

At rest, while powered, an engine uses 4 power per second.

History[edit | edit source]

  • Update 1.rc2: Introduced.
  • Alpha1A: Changed width from 6 to 7, removed wall constraint, and added interior constraint.