Turret cradle

An advanced cradle and a basic cradle

Turret cradle

Type Utility machinery

Function Turret mobility

Size

• 144×144×108 cm (basic)
• 204×204×204 cm (adv.)

Mass

• 6,603.91 kg (basic)
• 7,937.51 kg (adv.)

Volume

• 663.71 kv (basic)
• 797.74 kv (adv.)

Corrosion resistance 340

Primary material Bastium

Input / Output

Electric input ~3 e/s

Modular interfaces 2

Device interfaces 2 (adv.)

Composition

Bastium 80%

Vokarium 20%

Cradles are device platforms that enable devices mounted to turntables to pitch forward and backwards. They are a pivotal part of any turret system, and can mount many devices such as weapons or tools like the mining laser.

Basic information

A cradle's target rotation can be set with the universal tool, or by connecting it to a control device such as a lever or a button. The cradle's turret rotation device field will rotate the cradle to the specified number in degrees, and does not allow relative adjustments (eg: +5 or -5). Cradles must be mounted to turntables in order to function, as they do not have other interfaces like a hardpoint. The speed at which a cradle rotates is determined by the mass attached to it, and adding too many devices to a cradle will slow it severely. Cradles like the advanced cradle also have provisions for mounting devices to the bases on their outward-facing 'ears'.

Device fields

YOLOL field	description	range
TurretPitch	Target pitch of the cradle	0
TurretCurrentPitch	Current rotation of the cradle	0
MaxRotation	High limit of the rotation	180 / 160 on basic cradle
MinRotation	Low limit of the rotation	-180 / -20 on basic cradle
TargetVelocity	Target velocity with which the cradle rotates	3

To learn more about how to use fields, consult these wiki pages:

• Universal Tool
• Data networks
• YOLOL