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| − | + | All the systems listed here are able to be player designed. This article used to detail the various components. The box below contains all player designed systems. What is left here are the systems that did not get moved due to Pages already existing. It is currently a work in progress. | |
| − | All the systems listed here are able to be player designed. This article | ||
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===Components=== | ===Components=== | ||
The main components of missile launchers are Size, Reload Rate, Platform Type, and Reduced Size. | The main components of missile launchers are Size, Reload Rate, Platform Type, and Reduced Size. | ||
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====Launcher Size==== | ====Launcher Size==== | ||
This directly affects how big of a missile may be fired. It also affects the Rate of Fire. A launcher may launch any missile available up to and equal to its size, e.g. a size 6 launcher may fire size 1-6 missiles. | This directly affects how big of a missile may be fired. It also affects the Rate of Fire. A launcher may launch any missile available up to and equal to its size, e.g. a size 6 launcher may fire size 1-6 missiles. | ||
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====Reload Rate==== | ====Reload Rate==== | ||
The reload rate affects how fast the missile launcher may be reloaded and fired. The level of reload rate is used as a divisor to the base reload rate from the size of the launcher. The available rates are 1 - 12. | The reload rate affects how fast the missile launcher may be reloaded and fired. The level of reload rate is used as a divisor to the base reload rate from the size of the launcher. The available rates are 1 - 12. | ||
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====Platform Type==== | ====Platform Type==== | ||
There are two options available here, Ship-based and PDC-based. The PDC option cuts the base reload time in half. | There are two options available here, Ship-based and PDC-based. The PDC option cuts the base reload time in half. | ||
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====Reduced Size==== | ====Reduced Size==== | ||
The options here allow the launcher to be reduced in size at the expense of reload rate. | The options here allow the launcher to be reduced in size at the expense of reload rate. | ||
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==Shields== | ==Shields== | ||
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| − | + | Stop laser and Missile damage until 0.00 strength, then damage passes to armor. | |
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===Components=== | ===Components=== | ||
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| − | + | ====Shield Regeneration Rate ==== | |
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| − | === | + | Shield Regeneration Rate depends on the Regeneration Rate research and ranges from 1 - 15 |
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| − | + | ==== Fuel Efficiency ==== | |
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| + | Fuel efficiency decreases the amount of fuel consumed by a multiple from 1x - 0.1x depending on researched Fuel Efficiency modifier. | ||
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==Jump Engines== | ==Jump Engines== | ||
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| − | == | + | ====Jump Drive efficiency==== |
| + | Ranges from 3-25; increase via research. | ||
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| + | ====Max Jump Squadron Size==== | ||
| + | The number of ships without a jump engine that can follow a ship equipped with this jump engine through a jump point. | ||
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| + | Ranges from 3-12 squadron size; increases jump engine size. | ||
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| + | ====Jump Point Distance==== | ||
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| + | This is useful if you are planning on jumping into an enemy system where the enemy could be waiting for you on the other side. It allows you to jump and be further from the jump point; it slightly increases jump engine size. | ||
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| + | ====Size==== | ||
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| + | Increases the HullSize the component takes up but also increases the maximum size of the ship it can jump. The Max Ship Size has to be greater than the ship's total hull size; this includes the jump engine itself, so remember when designing a jump engine that you need to account for both the size of the ship + the jump engine's considerable mass. | ||
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| + | Please note, that when jumping multiple ships in a fleet, no jump engine can jump a ship larger than the ship it is mounted on, even if the Max Ship Size can accommodate both ships. If the accompanying ship is smaller than the ship equipped with the jump engine, both ships can pass through normally. | ||
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| + | ====Jump Drive Type==== | ||
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| + | '''Military-''' | ||
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| + | Military jump engines are smaller in size and suffer no penalty to max jump squadron size, with more efficient use of size. | ||
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| + | '''Civilian-''' | ||
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| + | Less efficient use of size and significantly larger overall, but can jump larger ships than military version (10x higher Max Ship Size than military). Civilian drives are less costly, but their max jump squadron size is penalized by one. | ||
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| + | Military jump engines cannot open jump points for civilian vessels, and vice versa. | ||
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==Railgun== | ==Railgun== | ||
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| − | == | + | Railguns are specialized weapons good for close in fighting. Incredibly good at Point Defense against missiles due to 4 shots per 5 seconds. Also good at larger ranges against heavily armored missiles and fast moving ships. |
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| + | ====Railgun Type==== | ||
| + | 10cm - 50cm | ||
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| + | Increases size of railgun and the range and power requirements. | ||
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| + | ====Railgun Velocity==== | ||
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| + | Increases Railgun range without increasing size or power requirements. | ||
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| + | ====Capacitor Recharge Rate==== | ||
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| + | Capacitors increase power recharge of weapons. Allowing faster fire rate. | ||
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| + | Ranges from 1-25 | ||
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==CIWS== | ==CIWS== | ||
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| − | + | Close in Weapon System is for intercepting missiles at short range around the ship mounting them, they do not interact with missiles destined for other ships around them. This should be your final layer of Point Defense against incoming missiles. | |
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| + | ===Components=== | ||
| + | Gauss Cannon Rate of Fire: | ||
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| + | Beam Fire Control Distance Rating: | ||
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| + | Fire Control Speed Rating: | ||
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| + | Active Sensor Strength: | ||
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| + | Turret Rotation Gear: | ||
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| + | ECCM: | ||
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| + | {{Designed Systems}} | ||
| + | [[Category:Designed Systems]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 16 February 2016
All the systems listed here are able to be player designed. This article used to detail the various components. The box below contains all player designed systems. What is left here are the systems that did not get moved due to Pages already existing. It is currently a work in progress.
Missile Launchers
See Missile Launchers.
Components
The main components of missile launchers are Size, Reload Rate, Platform Type, and Reduced Size.
Launcher Size
This directly affects how big of a missile may be fired. It also affects the Rate of Fire. A launcher may launch any missile available up to and equal to its size, e.g. a size 6 launcher may fire size 1-6 missiles.
| Size | Max Missile Size | Base Rate of Fire |
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| 1 | 1 | 30 |
| 2 | 2 | 60 |
| 3 | 3 | 90 |
| 4 | 4 | 120 |
| 5 | 5 | 150 |
| 6 | 6 | 180 |
| 7 | 7 | 210 |
| 8 | 8 | 240 |
| 9 | 9 | 270 |
| 10 | 10 | 300 |
| 11 | 11 | 330 |
| 12 | 12 | 360 |
| 14 | 14 | 420 |
| 16 | 16 | 480 |
| 18 | 18 | 540 |
| 20 | 20 | 600 |
| 24 | 24 | 720 |
Reload Rate
The reload rate affects how fast the missile launcher may be reloaded and fired. The level of reload rate is used as a divisor to the base reload rate from the size of the launcher. The available rates are 1 - 12.
Platform Type
There are two options available here, Ship-based and PDC-based. The PDC option cuts the base reload time in half.
Reduced Size
The options here allow the launcher to be reduced in size at the expense of reload rate.
| Size | Rate | Notes |
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| Standard | 1x | |
| .75 | 2x | |
| .5 | 5x | |
| .33 | 20x | |
| .25 | 100x | +on Mount Magazine (includes internal magazine) |
| Box (.15) | 15x | No internal reload |
Shields
Stop laser and Missile damage until 0.00 strength, then damage passes to armor.
Components
Shield Type
Alpha to Omega 1-15 shield strength
Shield Regeneration Rate
Shield Regeneration Rate depends on the Regeneration Rate research and ranges from 1 - 15
Fuel Efficiency
Fuel efficiency decreases the amount of fuel consumed by a multiple from 1x - 0.1x depending on researched Fuel Efficiency modifier.
Jump Engines
Components
Jump Drive efficiency
Ranges from 3-25; increase via research.
Max Jump Squadron Size
The number of ships without a jump engine that can follow a ship equipped with this jump engine through a jump point.
Ranges from 3-12 squadron size; increases jump engine size.
Jump Point Distance
This is useful if you are planning on jumping into an enemy system where the enemy could be waiting for you on the other side. It allows you to jump and be further from the jump point; it slightly increases jump engine size.
Size
Increases the HullSize the component takes up but also increases the maximum size of the ship it can jump. The Max Ship Size has to be greater than the ship's total hull size; this includes the jump engine itself, so remember when designing a jump engine that you need to account for both the size of the ship + the jump engine's considerable mass.
Please note, that when jumping multiple ships in a fleet, no jump engine can jump a ship larger than the ship it is mounted on, even if the Max Ship Size can accommodate both ships. If the accompanying ship is smaller than the ship equipped with the jump engine, both ships can pass through normally.
Jump Drive Type
Military-
Military jump engines are smaller in size and suffer no penalty to max jump squadron size, with more efficient use of size.
Civilian-
Less efficient use of size and significantly larger overall, but can jump larger ships than military version (10x higher Max Ship Size than military). Civilian drives are less costly, but their max jump squadron size is penalized by one.
Military jump engines cannot open jump points for civilian vessels, and vice versa.
Railgun
Railguns are specialized weapons good for close in fighting. Incredibly good at Point Defense against missiles due to 4 shots per 5 seconds. Also good at larger ranges against heavily armored missiles and fast moving ships.
Components
Railgun Type
10cm - 50cm
Increases size of railgun and the range and power requirements.
Railgun Velocity
Increases Railgun range without increasing size or power requirements.
Capacitor Recharge Rate
Capacitors increase power recharge of weapons. Allowing faster fire rate.
Ranges from 1-25
CIWS
Close in Weapon System is for intercepting missiles at short range around the ship mounting them, they do not interact with missiles destined for other ships around them. This should be your final layer of Point Defense against incoming missiles.
Components
Gauss Cannon Rate of Fire:
Beam Fire Control Distance Rating:
Fire Control Speed Rating:
Active Sensor Strength:
Turret Rotation Gear:
ECCM:
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