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 Sizes are measured at deck level. To avoid making an even width ship you can go for an uneven width + 2 half blocks on the side to get to an even number. Sizes are measured at deck level. To avoid making an even width ship you can go for an uneven width + 2 half blocks on the side to get to an even number.
  
-**Ships on the server need to stay below 3200 blocks squared, block length x block width. This is measures per lg blocks which are 2.5m**+**Ships on the server need to stay below 2800 blocks squared, block length x block width. This is measures per lg blocks which are 2.5m**
  
-^ Class             ^ Length (meters)  ^ Width (Meters)          ^ Length (Blocks)  ^ Width (Blocks)  ^ Notes  ^ +^ Class             ^ Length (meters)           ^ Width (Meters)      ^ Length (Blocks)  ^ Width (Blocks)  ^ Notes  ^ 
-| Aircraft Carrier  | 342              | 78.4 (41 at waterline)  | 136.8            | 31.36           |        | +| Aircraft Carrier  | 333 (e.g. Nimitz-class)   | 76.8 (flight deck)  | 133              | 31              |        | 
-| Battleship        | 263              | 39                      | 105.2            | 15.6            |        | +| Battleship        | 270 (e.g. Iowa-class)     | 33                  | 108              | 13              |        | 
-| Cruiser           | 247              | 28                      | 98.8             | 11.2            |        | +| Cruiser           | 173 (e.g. Ticonderoga)    | 16.8                | 69               | 6.5             |        | 
-| Destroyer         | 190              | 25                      | 76               | 10              |        | +| Destroyer         | 155 (e.g. Arleigh Burke)  | 20.4                | 62               | 8               |        | 
-| Submarine         | 175              | 23                      | 70               | 9.2             |        | +| Submarine         | 170 (e.g. Ohio-class)     | 13                  | 68               | 5               |        | 
-| Frigate           | 151              | 20                      | 60.4             | 8               |        | +| Frigate           | 135 (e.g. FREMM/Type 23)  | 16                  | 54               | 6.5             |        | 
-| Corvette          | 99               | 15                      | 39.6             | 6               |        |+| Corvette          | 95 (e.g. Visby class)     | 13                  | 38               | 5               |        |
  
 ==== Power Generation ==== ==== Power Generation ====
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 For maneuvering we have added special gyro's to reduce the amount you need and also auto stabilize your ship.  For maneuvering we have added special gyro's to reduce the amount you need and also auto stabilize your ship. 
-Ships have a limitation of 2 gyros and 2 ship rudders.+Ships have a limitation of 2 gyros and 3 ship rudders.
  
  
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 Navigation computers are advanced gyro blocks that help reduce the gyro spam and eliminate the need of a alignment script therefor helping server performance. These are generally placed internally.  Navigation computers are advanced gyro blocks that help reduce the gyro spam and eliminate the need of a alignment script therefor helping server performance. These are generally placed internally. 
 ^ Name                                 ^ Amount of gyros  ^ Power usage  ^ Ruddermod support  ^ ^ Name                                 ^ Amount of gyros  ^ Power usage  ^ Ruddermod support  ^
-| Medium Advanced Navigation Computer  | 175              | 2.0 MW       | Yes                |+| Medium Advanced Navigation Computer  | 180              | 2.0 MW       | Yes                |
 | Small Advanced Navigation Computer   | 90               | 1 MW         | Yes                | | Small Advanced Navigation Computer   | 90               | 1 MW         | Yes                |
 | Medium Simple Navigation Computer    | 100              | 1 MW         | No                 | | Medium Simple Navigation Computer    | 100              | 1 MW         | No                 |
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 ^ Name                ^ Amount of gyros  ^ Power usage  ^ Ruddermod support  ^ ^ Name                ^ Amount of gyros  ^ Power usage  ^ Ruddermod support  ^
 | Ship Rudder type 1  | 10               | 0.1 MW       | Yes                | | Ship Rudder type 1  | 10               | 0.1 MW       | Yes                |
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 +==== Production Methods ====
 +
 +In order to build a ship one of the ways to do that is to use the gantry block, these large blocks and weld and grind.
 +
 +However in order to use them to build your ships the projection needs to be on a separate grid, one way would be to have the projection grid magplated to your main grid. 
 +
 +A good solution would be to setup a projection grid with a merge grid connected to your main grid with a switch to unmerge when its time to get building and have it switch to a magplate to remain static to your grid.
 +Use a detacher block to make a connection to the projection, once the ship is complete just hit the button on the detacher block to disconnect the ship from the projectiongrid.
 +
 +Projection grid will need:
 +  * Beaconblock ( important else cleanup deletes it )
 +  * Projector
 +  * battery
 +  * if not merged to grid when not building maybe add a wind turbine to make sure it can keep projecting
 +
 +A cockpit block might be handy on it to help with aligning the projection.
 +
 +
 **page is still a work in progress** **page is still a work in progress**
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