Shipwright Archive
Thread: Shipwright Links, FAQ (Including How to Grind Shipwright), Including Ship Pictures!
Wisky
Tue Nov 02, 2004 11:34 am
#40
5 stars for you man you are so good at making guides
I have 2 questions tho
first you mentioned [SP: Number of guns with a single player so I am thinking that if this is equal to 0 then a pilot that flies a decimator cant have any guns in his ship and has to have another player in turrets is that the case
My second question is do you have any links for ship SS i would love to see what all the ships look like? If so post them here that would be great the firespray looks sweet i will be getting one of those for sure
SSSnuggles
Tue Nov 02, 2004 11:40 am
#41
1) Yup, with several master ships the pilot can't fire, just group members on the turret.
2) I've posted the links for the pics I've found so far, if anyone else has links to more pictures I would be overjoyed to link to them here.
Goldenstar10
Tue Nov 02, 2004 12:44 pm
#42
so let me get this straight i firespray only has about 10k mass thats awful i'm not sure i even want a firespray anymore
SSSnuggles
Wed Nov 03, 2004 1:21 am
#43
Goldenstar10 wrote:
so let me get this straight i firespray only has about 10k mass thats awful i'm not sure i even want a firespray anymore
Er... where does it say that? I might have a typo somewhere but I just looked and didn't see it. The Firespray has about 175k mass.
UsalKela
Wed Nov 03, 2004 6:12 am
#44
Aiyee wrote:
Why can't I see all my schematics?
Only Basic craftables and first tier ships can be crafted at a public station. More complex items need a Private Crafting Station
Won't anybody think of the Droid Engineers???
Hey, Dade, maybe you can add in here that using a droid with a ship crafting module in it will also let you see all your schematics.
This is so true, I crafted a couple of Mark 5 Fusion Reactors on Lok yesterday just for the hell of it 
Dadditude
Wed Nov 03, 2004 6:18 am
#45
Any chance you will update this to include pictures of the following:
1. The different styles of the other ships that have multiple styles (Scyk, for example) and the rest of the styles for those that you already have pics of
2. The various textures on different ships
Many of my customers ask me about these, but I have no place to send them.
SSSnuggles
Wed Nov 03, 2004 9:13 am
#46
I'll add a bit about the droids right now, I use one myself
As for the pictures, I don't have a good hosting location for it, I pretty much just happened across the ones I've got up now, if anyone wishes to host them I'm sure we can get a pic of every ship. Till then I'll put up any pic as I find it.
SSSnuggles
Wed Nov 03, 2004 10:03 am
#47
Turns out there was good timing on this question, just found all the pics for the privateer various styles. Posted links hereand at my Guide to Pilot.
As for textures, there are ~6 different textures that can be applied to each ship, never mind the fact that ships look different with different components, I think it might be a little insane to gather all those pictures. That being said, if anyone wishes to do that and gather them together, I would be happy to link to them
Krollog
Wed Nov 03, 2004 10:52 am
#48
Another bug?
I crafted a Beginners TIE and a TIE/in - the beginners Tie has no Slot for a Capacitor and the TIE/in no Slot for a Booster.
Does anyone made the same Experience ?
Hatchery
Thu Nov 04, 2004 6:03 am
#49
In question #4 of the FAQ (resource needs) you refer to Tier 1 ships with "Tier 1 [Y-wing, TIE-F, Dunelizard] total 13k: 5k/4k/2k/2k/0/0". This information seems not to be correct. When crafting a Tier 1 ship, it says, you need 7k of steel ber build, not only 5k. This changes the required resources and required builds for the grinding process at the 1000 skill box. Assuming 1/4 XP per resource and per build, only 12 builds are needed. You need 84k steel, 48k ore, 24k aluminium and 24k inert petrochem to reach box 2000.
I did not yet finfish box 2000, but I assume, the required resources have changed for later ships as well, so it would be great if a Spaceframe Engineer or Master checks his schematics for other changes.
I did not yet finfish box 2000, but I assume, the required resources have changed for later ships as well, so it would be great if a Spaceframe Engineer or Master checks his schematics for other changes.
Dadditude
Thu Nov 04, 2004 6:27 am
#50
SSSnuggles wrote:
- How do I turn this chassis blueprint into a ship?
You must talk to a Chassis Broker (an npc often found in starports) and pay him to turn your blueprint into a ship in your datapad. This will cost 25k per tier (so 25k at tier 0, 50k at tier 1 etc)
I just caught this mistake. This info is from early beta. the current prices for shiip chassis > deed conversion are 10k for tier 0, 15k for tier 1, 20k for tier 2, 25k for tier 3... That's as far as I have gotten, so I cannot say what it is beyond that. Also, to be more clear, the chassis broker does not turn your blueprint into a ship in your datapad. He will turn your blueprint into a deed, which you must then click on and select "generate ship" from the radial menu to create a ship in your datapad.
Keep up the great work!
Niacia
Thu Nov 04, 2004 6:48 am
#51
Another Bug?
Yesterday I tried making a droid interface. Experimenting on droid interface speed lowered the value, so I suppose this means small values are good. But when I tried to make subcomponents, one lowered both the speed rating and the energy maintainance, while the other increased both values.
Also, a Mark IV droid interface has a much higher speed value then a mark I droid interface. So maybe high values are good after all?
I am kind of confused about this. Anyway, either experimentation or the subcomponents seem to be buggy.
Regards
Niacia
Yesterday I tried making a droid interface. Experimenting on droid interface speed lowered the value, so I suppose this means small values are good. But when I tried to make subcomponents, one lowered both the speed rating and the energy maintainance, while the other increased both values.
Also, a Mark IV droid interface has a much higher speed value then a mark I droid interface. So maybe high values are good after all?
I am kind of confused about this. Anyway, either experimentation or the subcomponents seem to be buggy.
Regards
Niacia