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Laser designator (Assembly)
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A fully assembled ore collector
Laser designator (Assembly)
Type Mining device
Function Collects ore
Availability Luxury Items
Size 216×96×72 cm
Mass 2,538 kg (assembled)
- 500.78 kg (designator)
- 1,679 kg (utility body)
- 358.4 kg (capacitors)
Volume 255 kv (assembled)
- 50.33 kv (designator)
- 168.78 kv (utility body)
- 36 kv (capacitors)
Corrosion resistance
- 545(designator)
- 370 (utility body)
- 440 (capacitors)
Input / Output
Electric input Passive
Composition (designator)
Composition (body)
Composition (capacitors)
The Laser Designator is a device used primarily in combination with torpedos to guide them towards a target.
Basic information
- Laser Designators need to hit a target in order for the torpedo laser sensor to update their fields.
- The Laser Designator fits into the utility tool body 2. See the image above above for reference.
- Currently the Laser Designator functions without a powersupply.
- Connecting the Laser Designator to a powersource will randomly reset its active field to 0.
- A torpedo linked to a Laser Designator can use the aquired fieldinformation to guide itself towards the tip of the laser using yolol.
Device fields
| YOLOL field | description | range |
|---|---|---|
| Active | Turns the laser designator on/off | 0 - 1 |
| LaserLength | The maximum length of the beam. Measured in meters. | 0 - 1000 |
| IdentifierId | What torpedo laser sensors connect to when IdentifierId is the same. Both strings and numbers can be used. | |
| TargetFound | 1 if the designator is hitting a surface, otherwise 0. | 0 - 1 |
To learn more about how to use fields, consult these wiki pages: