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| == Summary ==
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Aegisium | aegisium.png | 10 }} |
| [[File:Battery nov 2019.png|300px]]
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Ajatite | ajatite.png | -- }} |
| | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Arkanium | arkanium.png | 100 }} |
| The battery holds up to 20000 energy for use by devices connected to the same network.
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Bastium | bastium.png | 6 }} |
| | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Charodium | charodium.png | 12 }} |
| == Basic information ==
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Corazium | corazium.png | 300 }} |
| Smaller ships can run entirely on batteries, but most ships use them as a buffer to handle periods of higher energy use without wasting generator output.
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Exorium | exorium.png | 5 }} |
| | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Haderite | haderite.png | 30 }} |
| | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Ice | ice.png | 75 }} |
| == Device fields ==
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Ilmatrium | ilmatrium.png | 8 }} |
| | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Karnite | karnite.png | 25 }} |
| To learn more about the usage of fields, consult these wiki pages:
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Kutonium | kutonium.png | 50 }} |
| * [[Universal tool|Universal Tool]]
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Lukium | lukium.png | 15 }} |
| * [[Data networks|Data networks]]
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Merkerium | merkerium.png | 12 }} |
| * [[YOLOL|YOLOL]]
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Nhurgite | nhurgite.png | 20 }} |
| | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Oninum | oninum.png | 40 }} |
| {|class="wikitable" | | {{ User:Totoro/template | Surtrite | surtrite.png | 10 }} |
| ! YOLOL field
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Tengium | tengium.png | 7 }} |
| ! description
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Ukonium | ukonium.png | 5 }} |
| ! range
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Valkite | valkite.png | -- }} |
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| ! '''BatteryCharge'''
| | {{ User:Totoro/template | Xhalium | xhalium.png | 500 }} |
| | Current charge level of the battery | |
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| == Basic information ==
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| In order for the cargo beam to lock onto objects and to be able to lift or otherwise move them, at least three beams should target the desired object from different directions.The beams should simultaneously hit the object from at least roughly 90 degrees difference from each other.
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| ''E.g. if the object is a dice-shaped cube, the cargo beams should target the cube at least from three different sides.''
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| == Device fields ==
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| To learn more about the usage of fields, consult these wiki pages:
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| * [[Universal tool|Universal Tool]]
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| * [[Data networks|Data networks]]
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| * [[YOLOL|YOLOL]]
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| ! YOLOL field
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| ! description
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| ! range
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| ! '''CargoBeamOnState'''
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| | Dictates whether the beam is on or off. 0 = off, any other value = on. | |
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| ! '''CargoBeamSearchLength'''
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| | The maximum distance from where the beam can lock onto objects. Measured in meters. | |
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| [[Category:Devices and machines|Cargo beam]]
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