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Hull Large Yacht
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20 Mar, 2020 @ 3:54am
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Hull Large Yacht

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A new, more stable version of this hull can be found at:

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2207125888



A hull with a superstructure in the style of modern large motoryachts.

The hull alone can be found in the Workshop as well.

It lacks a Funnel since I there are many options to power this ship.

I have looked for flowing lines and as smooth a surface as possible.


I'm hoping some of you will make nice interiors etc.. So feel free to use it. i only ask to be given credit.

It looks simple but it cost me a reasonable amount of time to make it all fit.


EnjoY!

PS: The angle for the propshafts is -0.916
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INTFGaming 17 Jun @ 4:20pm 
I modified this version a decent bit, also something with the prop locking system you made causes the boat to be very unstable. I remade it and made this- https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3502150669
jonastnt7 8 Jan, 2021 @ 2:59am 
:steamthumbsup:
Aranadan  [author] 7 Jan, 2021 @ 8:36am 
I guess 9 months or so. Don't remember clearly.

The build is not that long in itself but getting the proportins right and the propsystem working surely more than 20 hours.
jonastnt7 6 Jan, 2021 @ 3:39am 
How long are you playing stormworks? How long did it take to make this?
Aranadan  [author] 23 Aug, 2020 @ 2:14am 
On of the problems you have with building these hulls is that above the waterline you can sort of work to plan. But, under the waterline things become vague. Some pictures of these hulls give you no dimensions. Asking for information (I did) to the builders gives no reply. That said the hull forms tend to go deeper than you would assume. Another thing is that there is this struggle to make the topside as light as possible and the hull heavier. Many wharfs build huils in steel with an aluminium topside.
Aranadan  [author] 23 Aug, 2020 @ 2:07am 
Thanks Winterblast.
Yes the center of Mass should come down quite a lot. A stabilizer and I think a fin one is apropriate.

I have been looking a bit in the dimensions of these super yachts. The bottom of the hull should be deeper. I'm now busy with a hull of Madame Gu. It goes slowly but it is clear that the hull underwater should at least go 2,5 m (10) blocks deeper.

If I find the time I will adapt this form. Feel freel to adapt this one.
willow >w< 22 Aug, 2020 @ 8:51pm 
Looks really nice but it's super unstable. I brought the center of mass down quite a bit and it still rocks side to side very violently and sometimes flips. I tried adding an stabilizer but it just makes it worse.
Aranadan  [author] 8 Jul, 2020 @ 5:23am 
Axel,

I had to think about your comment. I think you mean Width instead of thin?

Yes it is a elongated form. But it copies the hullform and the numbers I can find.


Did an experiment. Replaced the roof and the two upper decks with wing front parts. The center of mass dropped 50-55 cm. If you add engines etc down in the ship the whole center of mass will come down a meter plus.

Aranadan  [author] 8 Jul, 2020 @ 4:18am 
300 subscribers... what happened??
Aranadan  [author] 6 Jul, 2020 @ 2:59am 
I will if I have time