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Ships can move only when loaded with sufficient [[Fuel]] and when outfitted with engines capable of making the journey. The high technology used for the engines results in better fuel efficiency, especially with regards to faster speeds. | Ships can move only when loaded with sufficient [[Fuel]] and when outfitted with [[engines]] capable of making the journey. The high technology used for the engines results in better fuel efficiency, especially with regards to faster speeds. | ||
The amount of fuel required is based upon the total mass of your ship and all its cargo. | The amount of fuel required is based upon the total mass of your ship and all its cargo. | ||
There are three ships in the game that have [[ | There are three ships in the game that have [[Gravitonic Accelerator]]s. | ||
These are the | These are the [[Meteor Class Blockade Runner]], the [[Br4_Class_Gunship]] and the [[Br5 Kaye Class Torpedo Boat]]. These three ships travel at a rate of twice that of a normal ship. At warp factor 9 these ships will travel 162 light years in one turn. | ||
There are also 3 ships that possess a [[Hyperdrive]]. The | There are also 3 ships that possess a [[Hyperdrive]]. The [[Pl21 Probe]] ([[The Evil Empire|Empire]]), [[B200 Class Probe]] ([[The Cyborg|Cyborg]]), and [[Falcon Class Escort]] ([[The Rebel Confederation|Rebel]]). | ||
You can set multiple way points using Shift+Click, Multiple waypoints are visible only to yourself. | |||
Tables taken from Infolist v3.1 created by Eden Tan. | Tables taken from Infolist v3.1 created by Eden Tan. | ||
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THOST: Taken from Donovans: | |||
fueluse = TRUNC [fuelfactor * ( TRUNC (mass/10) ) * ( (TRUNC(distance) / maxtravel) / 10000 ) ] | |||
NU acts like PHost: | |||
Taken from Phost-Helps | |||
Fuel consumption = TRUNC(ERND((FuellessShipMass+ShipFuel)/10)* 10*FUEL_CONSUMPTION_RATE*TRUNC(DistanceToTravel)) | |||
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== Hyperjump Formula == | == Hyperjump Formula == | ||
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never end in 0.5. Formula courtesy of Andrew Sterian. | never end in 0.5. Formula courtesy of Andrew Sterian. | ||
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==See Also== | |||
Ship [[Tow]]<br> | |||
Ship [[Intercept]]<br> | |||
[http://www.donovansvgap.com/help/movement.htm Donovans Movement]<br> |
Latest revision as of 18:59, 19 June 2016
Ships can move only when loaded with sufficient Fuel and when outfitted with engines capable of making the journey. The high technology used for the engines results in better fuel efficiency, especially with regards to faster speeds.
The amount of fuel required is based upon the total mass of your ship and all its cargo.
There are three ships in the game that have Gravitonic Accelerators. These are the Meteor Class Blockade Runner, the Br4_Class_Gunship and the Br5 Kaye Class Torpedo Boat. These three ships travel at a rate of twice that of a normal ship. At warp factor 9 these ships will travel 162 light years in one turn.
There are also 3 ships that possess a Hyperdrive. The Pl21 Probe (Empire), B200 Class Probe (Cyborg), and Falcon Class Escort (Rebel).
You can set multiple way points using Shift+Click, Multiple waypoints are visible only to yourself.
Tables taken from Infolist v3.1 created by Eden Tan.
Normal Movement Formula
Normal_x = rnd(warp^2/(way_x^2 + way_y^2) * way_x) - .5 Normal_y = rnd(warp^2/(way_x^2 + way_y^2) * way_y) - .5 NOTE: These formulas are correct for approximately 90% of movements
THOST: Taken from Donovans: fueluse = TRUNC [fuelfactor * ( TRUNC (mass/10) ) * ( (TRUNC(distance) / maxtravel) / 10000 ) ] NU acts like PHost: Taken from Phost-Helps Fuel consumption = TRUNC(ERND((FuellessShipMass+ShipFuel)/10)* 10*FUEL_CONSUMPTION_RATE*TRUNC(DistanceToTravel))
Hyperjump Formula
final_x = ERND(x+350*dx/ERND(sqrt(dx^2+dy^2))) final_y = ERND(y+350*dy/ERND(sqrt(dx^2+dy^2))) NOTE: ERND() is a rounding function which rounds normally to the nearest integer, except when the the number to be rounded ends in exactly 0.5. Then, it rounds to the nearest even number, e.g. 8.5 rounds to 8 and 9.5 rounds to 10. The innermost ERND() can be just a simple RND() (round to nearest integer) since the square root of an integer will never end in 0.5. Formula courtesy of Andrew Sterian.
See Also
Ship Tow
Ship Intercept
Donovans Movement