Difference between revisions of "Cargo Container"
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| + | | {{icon|Connector|medium}} | ||
| + | | [[Connector]] | ||
| + | | {{icon|Small_Ship|medium}} | ||
| + | | [[Small ship|Small]] | ||
| + | | {{#show: Connector | ?sheight }} x {{#show: Connector | ?swidth }} x {{#show: Connector | ?sdepth }} | ||
| + | | {{#show: Connector | ?smass }} | ||
| + | | 1,152 | ||
| + | | 2.304 | ||
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| + | | {{icon|Connector|medium}} | ||
| + | | [[Connector]] | ||
| + | | {{icon|Large_Ship|medium}} | ||
| + | | [[Large ship|Large]] | ||
| + | | {{#show: Connector | ?lheight }} x {{#show: Connector | ?lwidth }} x {{#show: Connector | ?ldepth }} | ||
| + | | {{#show: Connector | ?lmass }} | ||
| + | | 8,000 | ||
| + | | 15.625 | ||
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This means that Large Cargo Containers are weight efficient, while Medium and (large grid) Small Containers are space efficient. Small ship Small Containers are outclassed in both metrics by both Medium and Large Containers, and they are limited in what they can store (they use small conveyors only); their sole, and niche, use is that they can fit into tiny spots on a ship where a better container could not. If you want better maneuvering and/or fuel efficiency, think Large; if you want smaller constructions, think (large grid) Small or (small grid) Medium. | This means that Large Cargo Containers are weight efficient, while Medium and (large grid) Small Containers are space efficient. Small ship Small Containers are outclassed in both metrics by both Medium and Large Containers, and they are limited in what they can store (they use small conveyors only); their sole, and niche, use is that they can fit into tiny spots on a ship where a better container could not. If you want better maneuvering and/or fuel efficiency, think Large; if you want smaller constructions, think (large grid) Small or (small grid) Medium. | ||
Revision as of 17:34, 13 August 2015
Cargo Containers are used for storing items.
Large Ship / Station
| Name | Block type | Dimensions | Mass (kg) | Storage Capacity (L) | Size of block (m3) | ||
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Small Cargo Container | 
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Small | x x | 125 | 0.125 | |
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Medium Cargo Container |
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Small | x x | 3,375 | 3.375 | |
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Large Cargo Container |
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Small | x x | 15,625 | 15.625 | |
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Connector |
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Small | x x | 1,152 | 2.304 | |
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|
Small Cargo Container | 
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Large | x x | 15,625 | 15.625 | |
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Large Cargo Container |
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Large | x x | 421,875 | 421.875 | |
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Connector |
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Large | x x | 8,000 | 15.625 | |
This means that Large Cargo Containers are weight efficient, while Medium and (large grid) Small Containers are space efficient. Small ship Small Containers are outclassed in both metrics by both Medium and Large Containers, and they are limited in what they can store (they use small conveyors only); their sole, and niche, use is that they can fit into tiny spots on a ship where a better container could not. If you want better maneuvering and/or fuel efficiency, think Large; if you want smaller constructions, think (large grid) Small or (small grid) Medium.
