Propulsion: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
mNo edit summary |
Totengeist (talk | contribs) m (Minor cleanup) |
||
Line 33: | Line 33: | ||
As of Alpha 1A, the debug menu is no longer accessible. The only metrics available are velocity and evasion. Using the same ship as above, the following can be calculated: | As of Alpha 1A, the debug menu is no longer accessible. The only metrics available are velocity and evasion. Using the same ship as above, the following can be calculated: | ||
* Engine: 269 velocity 269% evasion | * Engine: 269 velocity 269% evasion | ||
* Thruster: 51 velocity | * Thruster: 51 velocity | ||
It's worth noting that the evasion value does increase when making turns |
Revision as of 11:01, 27 January 2023
Propulsion is provided by three main pieces of equipment.
- Primary propulsion is provided by one or more engines
- Secondary propulsion (maneuvering) is provided by thrusters
- FTL propulsion is provided by the FTL drive and is not recorded in the debug menu
Below are some metrics for each form of propulsion using a ship with the bare minimum equipment and weight to propel it.
propulsion equipment | max thrust | test ship mass | speed | speed / mass ratio |
---|---|---|---|---|
engine | 99 | 759 | 262 | 2.896946565 |
thruster | 20 | 390 | 102 | 3.823529412 |
FTL drive | - | - | - | - |
As of Alpha 1A, the debug menu is no longer accessible. The only metrics available are velocity and evasion. Using the same ship as above, the following can be calculated:
- Engine: 269 velocity 269% evasion
- Thruster: 51 velocity
It's worth noting that the evasion value does increase when making turns