Space Engineers

Space Engineers

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ISL - Gekko Scout Buggy
   
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Type: Blueprint
File Size
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2.338 MB
26 Nov, 2020 @ 10:43pm
8 Jan, 2021 @ 2:05am
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ISL - Gekko Scout Buggy

In 3 collections by Spite
ISL - Small Grid Printable Ships (with Printer)
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Description
Purpose
A small, very cheap, scout buggy with limited cargo space, equipped with an ore detector.

Uses a small rotor mounted on the rear as a docking/charging point.

Find the DLC free version here.

Features

Power:
5 Small Batteries

Movement & Control:
1 Cockpit
1 Remote Control
1 Gyroscope
4 wheels (3x3)

Cargo Space
1 Small Cargo Container

Miscellaneous:
1 Ore Detector
4 Spotlights
Repair Projector

This vehicle has an empty mass of 5040 kgs.

All all toolbars are the same from the cockpit and remote control.

All ships in this set have a rear mounted Merge block and can be printed using a welder wall with one (large grid) piston. However in this design the merge block is designed to be ground down after printing, and is painted bright red.

Toolbars
Toolbar 1
1. Wheel Power Down
2. Wheel Power Up
3. Wheel Friction Down
4. Wheel Friction Up
5. Lights On/Off
6.
7. Wheel Strength Down
8. Wheel Strength Up
9. Handbrake On/Off

Toolbar 2
1. Batteries Discharge
2. Batteries Recharge
3. Rotor Detach (docking port)
4. Rotor Attach (docking port)
5.
6.
7.
8. Ore Detector
9. Antenna Broadcast On/off


Toolbar 3
1. Gyroscope Override On/Off (flip correction system)

Toolbar 6
1.
2.
3.
4.
5. Repair Projector On/Off
10 Comments
Spite  [author] 18 Oct, 2021 @ 8:23pm 
Hi ShadowTear, its a good suggestion, and for certain things I'm definitely going to use them, but in this case, charging via a small merge block would require a small grid charging station attached to the base it draws power from.

The way it is currently set up only needs some wall space and a rotor head on the base, so its simpler.
ShadowTear 17 Oct, 2021 @ 8:50pm 
Since the small 1x1 merge block was introduced, have you considered using that as a way to charge small grids like this one? Seems like it would be a lot easier for most people.
Spite  [author] 9 Aug, 2021 @ 2:28am 
That would definitely be something I would do 😉
Kaito 8 Aug, 2021 @ 4:03pm 
I'll try that, thanks man. Wanna bet I tried like 8 times and never managed to face the connector down?
Spite  [author] 8 Aug, 2021 @ 5:15am 
Hi kaito, sorry it's so delayed, but I think might know the issue.

On the vehicle, the 180 degree mark is at the top, so you want to place the side of the LG rotor head with the line on it (that marks the 0 degree angle) facing down.
Kaito 1 Aug, 2021 @ 7:54pm 
Kaito 1 Aug, 2021 @ 7:53pm 
Hey Spite!

Can't seem to figure out how to place the rotor head in a way that it doesn't try to twist the rover into a knot, and flip it when it undocks. Please advise?
Spite  [author] 8 Dec, 2020 @ 10:07pm 
Thanks!
ruppel06 8 Dec, 2020 @ 9:48pm 
That docking rotor is actually pretty awesome. Nice trick
Alexia 27 Nov, 2020 @ 6:41pm 
Bro this shipyard cars cars