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I'll look into that idea, and that mod. Thanks!
The problem I see is that it's too cheap to operate. If you could make it so you couldn't jump without sufficient power, and then increase the amount a bit, that might work.
The best solution, though it'd be a lot more complicated, would be to have the drive work off some assembled fuel module, requiring lots of resources. For example, you'd need to make quantum entanglement matrices (QEMs) in your assembler which would be slow to produce, and require a wide variety of rarer elements....your FTL drive would then compute the fuel needed for the jump...not enough fuel, no jump. The cooldown period (even longer) should still apply too since it leaves you vulnerable after jumping to avoid exploits.
Thanks,
-Morloc
I would also like a short range drive if possible. Maybe extending the large range to 50 and the small to 25?
I like that idea!
It might be semantics to some, but this is a jump drive. What you are describing is a warp drive. They are fundamentally different technology. A jump drive doesn't operate on an 'as the crow flies' trajectory, if that makes sense. It also doesn't have an 'acceleration' to reach max speed. It just 'blinks' and it's at the destination (by folding space over on itself and poking a hole through), vs warp drive that bends space in such a way that the bubble you are in is traversing faster than light can (as the universe already does), but the ship, relative to the bubble its in, does not.
However if I do add an actual warp drive, then both of those two suggestions I would certainly consider. :-)
I found out I can at least verify there are enough active power generation devices. This will allow it to verify if enough reactors are present before spooling. I'm working on adding that.
gotcha! great work! look forward to that warp drive ;)
Could you provide an additional/alternative FTL that is able to jump ships this big in a realistic timeframe?
Two minutes would seem reasonable for huge ships with "ultra heavy" FTL drives is what I'm thinking.
Thanks in advance!