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== 信标 ==
| description = 燈塔,會被標記在玩家的HUDs,可以用來測量距離。
 
| translation = 燈塔
 
| tool = no
 
| largeship = yes
 
| smallship = yes
 
| component = no
 
| rawmaterial = no
 
| material = no
 
 
 
| lbuildtime = 50
 
| lpowerconsumption = 0.01
 
| lresourcesinkgroup = Utility
 
| lairtightness = No
 
| lcomponentstructure = 3
 
| lcomponent1 = Steel Plate
 
| lcomponent1amt = 40
 
| lcomponent2 = Construction Component
 
| lcomponent2amt = 10
 
| lcomponent3 = Radio-Communication Components
 
| lcomponent3amt = 40
 
| lcomponent4 = Computer
 
| lcomponent4amt = 8
 
| lcomponent5 = Large Steel Tube
 
| lcomponent5amt = 40
 
| lcomponent6 = Small Steel Tube
 
| lcomponent6amt = 60
 
| lcomponent7 = Construction Component
 
| lcomponent7amt = 30
 
| lcomponent8 = Steel Plate
 
| lcomponent8amt = 40
 
| lwidth = 1
 
| lheight = 2
 
| ldepth = 1
 
 
 
| sbuildtime = 15
 
| scomponentstructure = 2
 
| spowerconsumption = 0.01
 
| sresourcesinkgroup = Utility
 
| sairtightness = yes
 
| scomponent1 = Steel Plate
 
| scomponent1amt = 1
 
| scomponent2 = Computer
 
| scomponent2amt = 1
 
| scomponent3 = Small Steel Tube
 
| scomponent3amt = 1
 
| scomponent4 = Construction Component
 
| scomponent4amt = 1
 
| swidth = 1
 
| sheight = 2
 
| sdepth = 1
 
 
 
| version = 01.023.017
 
}}
 
 
 
== Overview ==
 
 
The beacon sends a signal of its location, range, and display name to who ever is within its broadcasting range. However limited its function, it can serve to be an inexpensive way to keep track of property, locations, and/or items.
 
The beacon sends a signal of its location, range, and display name to who ever is within its broadcasting range. However limited its function, it can serve to be an inexpensive way to keep track of property, locations, and/or items.
  
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It's purpose is simple, send out a broadcast signal from its origin to a specific range set by the player. This can be to keep track of various ships, to avoid getting lost when traveling far from your station, or to avoid crashing into the ground when approaching your planet-bound station at night. It is also capable of interacting with the relaying ability of the [[Antenna]] in which it can have its broadcast range increased. Currently, all factions (enemy or neutral) can see these signals.
 
It's purpose is simple, send out a broadcast signal from its origin to a specific range set by the player. This can be to keep track of various ships, to avoid getting lost when traveling far from your station, or to avoid crashing into the ground when approaching your planet-bound station at night. It is also capable of interacting with the relaying ability of the [[Antenna]] in which it can have its broadcast range increased. Currently, all factions (enemy or neutral) can see these signals.
  
Also, unlike the Antenna, power usage for the beacon is very low (even for infinite range setting). Small ships are also capable of having its range set to infinite, with minimal power drain.
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Also, unlike the Antenna, power usage for the beacon is very low (even for maximum range setting). Unlike antennas, small ship beacons have the same range as large ship beacons, with the same power drain.
 
=== Broadcast ===
 
=== Broadcast ===
 
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|-
 
|-
 
| style="text-align:center;"| Small Ship
 
| style="text-align:center;"| Small Ship
| style="text-align:center;"| 50000 m
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| style="text-align:center;"| {{#show:Mod:Vanilla/CubeBlock/SmallBlockBeacon|?MaxBroadcastRadius}}
| style="text-align:center;"| 10 kW
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| style="text-align:center;"| {{#show:Mod:Vanilla/CubeBlock/SmallBlockBeacon|?MaxBroadcastPowerDrainkW}}
 
|-
 
|-
 
| style="text-align:center;"| Large Ship / Station
 
| style="text-align:center;"| Large Ship / Station
| style="text-align:center;"| 50000 m
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| style="text-align:center;"| {{#show:Mod:Vanilla/CubeBlock/LargeBlockBeacon|?MaxBroadcastRadius}}
| style="text-align:center;"| 10 kW
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| style="text-align:center;"| {{#show:Mod:Vanilla/CubeBlock/LargeBlockBeacon|?MaxBroadcastPowerDrainkW}}
 
|}
 
|}
  
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== Update History ==
 
== Update History ==
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|[[Update 01.007.005|Update 01.007]]||Beacon block introduced
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*Beacon block introduced
 
 
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{{DISPLAYTITLE:信标}}
[[Category:Miscellaneous Blocks]]
 

Latest revision as of 01:08, 14 December 2020

Beacon Icon.png
大型舰船 / 空间站
信标
Large Ship Icon.png

组件需求

 有功能 

 破解 

尺寸(宽,高,长)1,2,1
重量2,662 kg
2,662,000 g
2,662,000,000 mg
2.662 t
完整度10,710
建造耗时40 s
Property:MaxBroadcastPowerDrainkW/zh20 kW
20,000 W
0.02 MW
Property:MaxBroadcastRadius/zh50 km
50,000 m
耗电分组Utility
气密情况通气
性能成本(PCU)50
明细编辑于: 2020-04-08
Beacon Icon.png
小型舰船
信标
Small Ship Icon.png

组件需求

 有功能 

 破解 

尺寸(宽,高,长)1,1,2
重量84.2 kg
84,200 g
84,200,000 mg
0.0842 t
完整度306
建造耗时15 s
Property:MaxBroadcastPowerDrainkW/zh20 kW
20,000 W
0.02 MW
Property:MaxBroadcastRadius/zh50 km
50,000 m
耗电分组Utility
气密情况通气
性能成本(PCU)50
明细编辑于: 2020-04-08

信标

The beacon sends a signal of its location, range, and display name to who ever is within its broadcasting range. However limited its function, it can serve to be an inexpensive way to keep track of property, locations, and/or items.

Usage

It's purpose is simple, send out a broadcast signal from its origin to a specific range set by the player. This can be to keep track of various ships, to avoid getting lost when traveling far from your station, or to avoid crashing into the ground when approaching your planet-bound station at night. It is also capable of interacting with the relaying ability of the Antenna in which it can have its broadcast range increased. Currently, all factions (enemy or neutral) can see these signals.

Also, unlike the Antenna, power usage for the beacon is very low (even for maximum range setting). Unlike antennas, small ship beacons have the same range as large ship beacons, with the same power drain.

Broadcast

The chart below shows the maximum ranges, as well as the power usage associated with it.
Type Max Range Power usage
Small Ship 50,000 m
50 km
20 kW
20,000 W
0.02 MW
Large Ship / Station 50,000 m
50 km
20 kW
20,000 W
0.02 MW

Media

An example of beacons in-use. The beacon will show information such as the display name, and its range in meters
Large beacon (left), and Small beacon (right)

Tips

  • On many servers a Beacon is a required component for a ship to mark it as "alive". If not present, certain server-side clean-up scripts might remove your ship. You should verify whether or not a Beacon is required on a server before you log out, otherwise you might lose your ship.
  • The power cost for the Beacon is exponential, so reducing the range greatly reduces the power cost. Also keep in mind that everyone can see the Beacon, including enemy PvP players on multi-player servers. For those reasons it is recommended to keep the range below 1km, unless you really need it.
  • AI controlled ships do not react to Beacons at all, so it is safe to mark your ships and bases with long-range Beacons/Antennas in single-player.
  • Right-clicking the range slider resets it back to 10000 meters.

Known Issues

Related Items

Programming

Update History

Update 01.007 Beacon block introduced