Space Hitler wrote:Is this standard on military ships?
No, only on the luxury version (this one), the military version makes far better use of the compartments available.
But crew morale!
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2014 11:03 pm
by Vinyl
Space Hitler wrote:
Admiral Vinyl wrote:
Space Hitler wrote:Is this standard on military ships?
No, only on the luxury version (this one), the military version makes far better use of the compartments available.
But crew morale!
These are Hexalani armed forces, not Alliance soldiers. Just giving an orange paint job to the halls would be and is a great morale booster.
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Tue Jun 03, 2014 12:15 pm
by Shadowcatbot
Admiral Vinyl wrote:
Space Hitler wrote:
Admiral Vinyl wrote:
No, only on the luxury version (this one), the military version makes far better use of the compartments available.
But crew morale!
These are Hexalani armed forces, not Alliance soldiers. Just giving an orange paint job to the halls would be and is a great morale booster.
What if we paint the walls of the strip club orange?
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 3:46 pm
by Vinyl
Again, I made a thing in Space Engineers.
Spoiler:
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 7:09 pm
by Error
Carrier? Colony ship? Transport? Mobile strip club?
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Sun Jun 29, 2014 8:03 pm
by Vinyl
Commander Error wrote:Carrier? Colony ship? Transport? Mobile strip club?
Military patrol cruiser. Unless you're a SE magician, you're going to need small ships, for which a hangar is needed to safely transport them. Launch tubes are always an option, but I prefer the interchangeability that a bay offers.
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 7:53 am
by Ivan2006
Vinyl, have you ever tried to manually build turrets in SE?
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 9:46 am
by Error
Unless your ship is literally flying PD, yeah, small ships are a must. Launch tubes -can- be interchangable (make it square, anything smaller than the dimensions of the tube fits), but hangars do have a certain class about them.
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Mon Jun 30, 2014 12:51 pm
by Vinyl
Ivan2006 wrote:Vinyl, have you ever tried to manually build turrets in SE?
No, my game has never been able to handle (not a slideshow but not buildable) a ship that can suitable mount a player-controlled turret that along with the turrets I'd put on it.
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2014 7:45 pm
by Vinyl
One of the things I do when I'm bored is work on my ships.
So without further ado,
Haetrud-Class A/DUC
Spoiler:
The Haetrud-Class Assault/Diplomatic Ultra-Heavy Battlecruiser is the command element of many fleets, despite being just under 350 meters in length, not overly much more than the aging Onestys. Originally, the forces of the Expanses were grouped into only three major fleets, each split up further into battleclusters, battleclusters which foreigners would mistakenly call a fleet. The fleets were commanded by a set of dreadnoughts, and when the fleets were broken apart to allow for more flexibility in management, a dreadnought for every fleet could not be provided, so instead the closest cousin was put in its stead, the battlecruiser. While not technically a class, the title of battlecruiser is one bestowed to one fit of alone commanding a fleet. The Haetrud series represents the latest and greatest of their own technology, also incorporating several pieces of NeoRoman equipment into its engineering section. While also covered in laser mounts, the Haetrud mounts two MACs running the length of the ship, and are thusly often the most powerful in the fleet. While not as emotionally scarring as a Hexalani dreadnought, the Heatrud is still a force to be reckoned with.
Spoiler:
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2014 9:05 pm
by Shadowcatbot
Vinyl.jpeg wrote:One of the things I do when I'm bored is work on my ships.
So without further ado,
Haetrud-Class A/DUC
Spoiler:
The Haetrud-Class Assault/Diplomatic Ultra-Heavy Battlecruiser is the command element of many fleets, despite being just under 350 meters in length, not overly much more than the aging Onestys. Originally, the forces of the Expanses were grouped into only three major fleets, each split up further into battleclusters, battleclusters which foreigners would mistakenly call a fleet. The fleets were commanded by a set of dreadnoughts, and when the fleets were broken apart to allow for more flexibility in management, a dreadnought for every fleet could not be provided, so instead the closest cousin was put in its stead, the battlecruiser. While not technically a class, the title of battlecruiser is one bestowed to one fit of alone commanding a fleet. The Haetrud series represents the latest and greatest of their own technology, also incorporating several pieces of NeoRoman equipment into its engineering section. While also covered in laser mounts, the Haetrud mounts two MACs running the length of the ship, and are thusly often the most powerful in the fleet. While not as emotionally scarring as a Hexalani dreadnought, the Heatrud is still a force to be reckoned with.
Spoiler:
It has a certain genay say really long boring tube qua about it.
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2014 10:14 pm
by Vinyl
Shadowcat wrote:It has a certain genay say really long boring tube qua about it.
Tubes fit through ships better. Also, I believe the phrase is "je ne sais quoi."
Re: Vinyl's Ships
Posted: Fri Aug 08, 2014 10:57 pm
by Shadowcatbot
Vinyl.jpeg wrote:
Shadowcat wrote:It has a certain genay say really long boring tube qua about it.
Tubes fit through ships better. Also, I believe the phrase is "je ne sais quoi."
Nope, I've decided to use phonetically correct english so that would be pronounced Jeh nE sAs qoy.
