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Mole Moon Miner
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Type: Blueprint
標籤： ship, small_grid, safe
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2022 年 5 月 9 日 下午 6:20
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Space Engineers - Decorative Pack
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Mole Moon Miner

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Mining Ships and Vehicles
80 個項目
描述
Spiff's Practical Engineered Solutions, a division of the Weyland-Yutani Corporation, presents the Mole Moon Miner, a vanilla small-grid design without mods, and contains no rotors or pistons making it a perfect survival-ready solution for large mining projects. Designed as a high-capacity vertical miner, the Mole Moon Miner extracts ores effortlessly with its 12 optimally-spaced drills, automatically ejecting waste stone, and transports ore in 4 large cargo containers. Power is supplied by 4 large batteries. Utilizing hydrogen thrusters, the Mole Moon Miner operates equally well in space and on planets, but with restricted ore capacity for gravity greater than 0.9g. These features make the Mole Moon Miner a perfect solution for the player who needs to get to an ore deposit, quickly extract a large quantity of ore, and get back home again.

An AutoLevel script is used when in a planet's or moon's gravity well: AutoLevel by Dixie Normus
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1366126191

NO MODS, NO ROTORS/PISTONS; SURVIVAL READY AND PROJECTOR BUILDABLE!

NOTE: Ingame scripts (in advanced settings) must be enabled for the AutoLevel script to function!

STATISTICS
  - Blocks: 582
  - PCUs: 13,064
  - L × W × H: 10½m × 10½m × 6m
  - Empty Mass: 94½ tons
  - Maximum Ore Mass: 306 tons (using "realistic" 1-1-1 settings)

CONTROLS-1
{1} Camera Down View
{2} Drills
{3} AutoLevel ENABLED/DISABLED
{4} Spotlights ON/OFF
{5} Ore Detector ON/OFF
{6} Antenna ON/OFF
{7} Camera Rear View
{8} Docking Connector LOCK/UNLOCK
{9} Hydrogen Thrusters ON/OFF

CONTROLS-2
{1} Camera Front View
{2} Spotlights ON/OFF
{3} Marker Lights ON/OFF
{4} Batteries AUTO/RECHARGE
{5} Small Hydrogen Tanks Stockpile ON/OFF
{6} Docking Connector LOCK/UNLOCKi
{7} Hydrogen Thrusters UP Decrease Thruster Override
{8} Hydrogen Thrusters UP Increase Thruster Override
{9} Hydrogen Thrusters ON/OFF

Note: Remember to clear away stone by selecting the drills {1} and right-clicking your mouse as you descend into the ground; select {2} for the downward camera view. Once you hit an ore deposit, left-clicking your mouse will collect ore.

NOTES FOR BUILDING WITH A PROJECTOR IN SURVIVAL
1. Build a rotor frame on a powered grid; remove the large-grid rotor head and replace with a small-grid rotor head and lock rotation.
2. Stack 5 armor blocks, minimum, vertically atop the small-grid rotor head to provide sufficient clearance for building the miner.
3. Build a small-grid projector on top of the topmost armor block; for consistency, rename the projector to be "MM - Projector".
4. Load the blueprint into the projector; click on the setting to retain the blueprint after construction is complete.
5. Build the blueprint.
6. When completed, grind away the small-grid rotor head, armor blocks, and rotor frame, leaving the projector in place for future repairs.

REQUIRED PARTS FOR BUILDING IN SURVIVAL
  - 2,110 Steel Plates
  - 442 Metal Grids
  - 861 Interior Plates
  - 3,175 Construction Components
  - 364 Motors
  - 336 Large Steel Tubes
  - 268 Small Steel Tubes
  - 545 Computers
  - 36 Displays
  - 90 Bulletproof Glass
  - 80 Power Cells
  - 7 Detector Component
  - 8 Radio-Communication Components
15 則留言
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Spaceman Spiff  [作者] 2022 年 5 月 20 日 上午 5:58 
Sorry for the delay answering your questions. The Path Auto Miner (PAM) script is for using the ship as a mining drone, if you want. Here's a link to how the PAM script operates:

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1553126390

I had problems yesterday getting some of my subscribed scripts to show up in the programmable block, so I figured it was a Steam problem. Maybe they work better today. I'll have to check. Maybe that was your problem.
Nyarlathotehp 2022 年 5 月 20 日 上午 1:13 
yea I built it and the cockpit was perfect. What is the PAM program block for? is there a script that goes in it? also I'm having a bit of trouble with getting the auto level script to actually load in. any tips?
Spaceman Spiff  [作者] 2022 年 5 月 19 日 下午 11:15 
Weird. All the hotbar settings should be set. Perhaps it's trashed because you're playing MP. I know MP can jumble blueprints. Four large batteries are used for power.

If you're on a planet, however, I recommend the Mole Planetary Miner; it's much more efficient.
Nyarlathotehp 2022 年 5 月 19 日 下午 10:43 
and the hotbar settings are not all set up... I'm so new I have no idea what i'm doing...
Nyarlathotehp 2022 年 5 月 19 日 下午 10:42 
I'm also not seeing how the ship is supposed to generate power...
Nyarlathotehp 2022 年 5 月 19 日 下午 9:58 
thank you for the reply, I'm on a planet so I'm hoping I can still use it. I got permission to use the auto level script. What is the PAM programmable block for?
Spaceman Spiff  [作者] 2022 年 5 月 19 日 上午 10:26 
The auto-level script isn't absolutely necessary. The moon's gravity is so low that a bit of gravitational misalignment won't matter. You shouldn't have any problem with it.
Nyarlathotehp 2022 年 5 月 19 日 上午 9:43 
do you have to have the script to fly it? I'm on a server that doesn't allow scripts
Spaceman Spiff  [作者] 2022 年 5 月 11 日 上午 10:48 
Thanks. I've found using rotors, hinges, and/or pistons in a planet's gravity well to be unstable, and I avoid them. I also like to stick with vanilla designs (as much as possible, anyway) for forward compatibility and to reach the largest population of Space Engineers. My designs are usually not very pretty, but they will function as advertised. All this defines my design philosophy.
JCataclisma 2022 年 5 月 11 日 上午 8:44 
Man, that was a clever one!

And, especially by relying on script much more than "rotating" parts, it became greatly cheap (for survival purposes).

Nice!