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It's fine, it's just that there are always noticeable inconveniences in my designs, pros and cons.
It turns off quickly because it has a minimum charge, and the pump works because, due to my mistake, it did not require energy.
I'll upload a patch, give the drone a full charge and fix the pump.
In order for the drone to start charging, you need to turn it on while it is docked.
The charge indicator is a few small lamps in a vertical column, a large horizontal one is an on/off indicator.
Unfortunately, I'm unlikely to change the layout, let it remain as it is. If you really need it, you can change it in the editor.
Yes, absolutely. As you can see on this video the bot is charged and can move up and down allright and it's fully charged, but can't move left or right after the initial 30 seconds or so. Also, I would suggest adding a door from captain's quarters to the cargo and expanding it into cargo a bit, there is quite some unused space behind it that can accomodate a bunk for example for some additional roleplay aspect, as well as adding some invisible lamps on the glass to emulate light shining trough it. Thanks for a great boat.
Its charge indicator is located directly on the terminal, the lamps from red to green.
Maybe it wasn't fully charged?
Right, thanks! Added :)