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General Discussion / Re: Questions Not Worth Their Own Thread: C# Edition
« Last post by nuclearslurpee on April 16, 2024, 08:22:27 AM »I'm scratching my head as to why my Jump Stabilisation Ship is tracted at a meager 342 km/s. Is there a penalty at some point if the masses of the two ships are vastly different?
My Tug is 10,000 tons and has a speed of 2400 km/s. My Bïfrost JSS has a base speed of 333 km/s. So what gives?
There are two important rules here:
- A ship under tow does not contribute its own engine power to the speed of the fleet.
- The speed of a tug plus a ship under tow is determined by the tug's engine power and the total mass of both the tug and the towed ship.
Given this, you have a total of 480 engine power on the tug, and a total of 70,000 tons (tug 10,000 + station 60,000) or 1,400 HS. 480 EP / 1,400 HS * 1,000 = 342 km/s, so the numbers check out correctly.