SpaceMarines Collection of Tutorials and youtube videos - Aurora 4x C#

[Jarhead0331]

Not much of a sense of humor across the pond, I see. 

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

Finally out, youtube decided to grace us with processing the video

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

Further requests are needed as I am nearly done with the current requests please go to https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MdQpeaQsuvoaEeu08b3eCYa6icy-08h_l7zl8YH56AY/edit?usp=sharing to put a request in.

[AlitarSemiramis]

Just watched your fuel harvesting tutorial, so added a request about tugs, curious how you got your fuel stations to Saturn.

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

Thank you for the reply, I will make a followup video on exactly that and also research the exact numbers for it, though the chances of another video out today is rare as my ISP is currently experiencing a ton of issues so uploading and doing things is spotty.

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

Just watched your fuel harvesting tutorial, so added a request about tugs, curious how you got your fuel stations to Saturn.

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

Next Video will be going over building multiple ships in the same shipyard, also I need more requests so please do put one in if you have any ideas that arent already done. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MdQpeaQsuvoaEeu08b3eCYa6icy-08h_l7zl8YH56AY/edit?usp=sharing

[Rastaman]

Just watched your fuel harvesting tutorial, so added a request about tugs, curious how you got your fuel stations to Saturn.

The easy math for any ship is: speed = [50000 x power]/[total tonnage]. In words, an engine power of 10% of the displacement of a ship means a speed of 5000 km/s.

10% = 5000km/s,
5% = 2500km/s,
1% = 500km/s
etc.

There is one snag: You can easily factory-build space stations so large that your tug will not be able to overtake celestial objects, which have their own orbital speeds around the star. For example, Steve's tug in the default game has an engine power of 4500. If you try to tow a 5 million ton orbital habitat, you will achieve a speed of 44km/s, which is not enough to overtake and reach Mercury. Your tug will chase the planet forever. Other systems might have faster planets still.

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

Thanks for the more simplified run down of the math but yes overall tugs can be very efficient especially with stations if you are willing to wait, I feel the video covers the math and use of tugs adequately though

[redivider]

Just watched your fuel harvesting tutorial, so added a request about tugs, curious how you got your fuel stations to Saturn.

https://youtu. be/4iZCmx4youA

The easy math for any ship is: speed = [50000 x power]/[total tonnage].  In words, an engine power of 10% of the displacement of a ship means a speed of 5000 km/s. 

10% = 5000km/s,
5% = 2500km/s,
1% = 500km/s
etc. 

There is one snag: You can easily factory-build space stations so large that your tug will not be able to overtake celestial objects, which have their own orbital speeds around the star.  For example, Steve's tug in the default game has an engine power of 4500.  If you try to tow a 5 million ton orbital habitat, you will achieve a speed of 44km/s, which is not enough to overtake and reach Mercury.  Your tug will chase the planet forever.  Other systems might have faster planets still.

He will approach it eventually in a sinusoidal path.  But yeah making tugs very "efficient" can infact be very inefficient.

[DoctorDanny]

When it comes to requests I like to see some more ship combat.
And diplomacy/inteligence is also a topic I like to learn more about.

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

When it comes to requests I like to see some more ship combat.
And diplomacy/inteligence is also a topic I like to learn more about.

More ship combat videos are on the way and diplomacy will not be looked at until 1.9 since its broken until then.

[vorpal+5]

I wanted to go beyond the usual 'say thanks' click and write a big thank you for your videos!

[SpaceMarine (OP)]

I wanted to go beyond the usual 'say thanks' click and write a big thank you for your videos!

Thank you i appreciate it, all support is welcome and it makes me strive to make more and better content for you guys