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Texturing tips and tricks by Theta Seven

2017-03-25T14:48:16Z

Theta Seven: /* Introduction */ Heading size decreased

==Introduction==
The following page will cover some of the most useful tips and tricks regarding texturing Oolite models. I can't say that these are the best ways to do these, but they are relatively simple with good-looking outcomes. The reason for this page is that I didn't find anything like this on the wiki, and with the new textures introduced in v1.80, some more work is needed for up-to-par textures than before.

I, as many others, started making OXZs with limited knowledge about texturing, modelling and coding, and found the necessary information regarding these from other tutorials on the wiki. Before going on, I assume that you have read the [[OXP howto]] page, as well as the other howto pages it links to, especially [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]. I try to extend that tutorial, showing some more tricks.

I will use GIMP for texturing, and my own OXZ ship, the [[TAU Rockhopper]] for visualizing examples.

====Before/After comparison====

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.01.before.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.02.after.png|150px]]
|}

Texturing is hard. When I created my UV map, opened it in GIMP, and started painting, I realized that just coloring won't get me anywhere. The two images below show what details can do. The left one is the UV map I had when I started the process, the right is where I got.

====Important tips====
* Use layers. Really. This is the top rule.
* Have your UV map as the bottom layer. That way, you'll see the edges in your model. If you paint on a layer above it, but you forgot where an edge was, change the layer's opacity to something like 60% (The ''Opacity'' bar in the top right), so you'll see the outline below your design.
* Take your time. Don't expect to be done with this in a day. I gradually advanced with this, adding a detail a day.

==Metal Texture==
[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.03.metal.png|150px|right]]
You can actually make a suitable metallic-looking texture in a couple of minutes:

'''1)''' Apply ''Hurl'' to a transparent background - Filters >> Noise >> Hurl - you can change the ''repeat'' level. 
'''2)''' Apply ''Motion blur'' to the image - Filters >> Blur >> Motion blur - change the ''length'' and ''angle'' at your will.Then apply ''Motion blur'' in the other direction too - aka add 180° the angle - this is because sometimes, one edge will look off after a single motion blur - blurring in the other direction too will fix this. You can apply this as many times as you want with an angle you choose - I suggest changing the angle with about 75-90°, to make it look less linear. 
'''3)''' ''Desaturate'' the image - Colors >> Desaturate - click OK. 
'''4)''' Add a layer below this, and paint it pure gray.

The outcome will be something like the image on the right.

==Multiple Shades==
{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.04.rectangles.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.05.overlay.png|150px]]
|}
To make a texture look more realistic, simple colors should have different shades, like some parts of the texture are slightly dirty:

'''1)''' Create a layer of light-gray rectangles on a transparent background - use the rectangle select (try Shift while selecting) and the bucket fill tool. Make them vary in shape and size, and have some overlap each other, like in the image on the right. 
'''2)''' Create a layer above this with dark-gray rectangles. 
'''3)''' Merge layers - right-click on a layer on the right, and select ''Merge visible layers''. 
'''4)''' Apply ''Gaussian Blur'' - Filters >> Blur >> Gaussian Blur - raise the radius at your will. 
'''5)''' Add this image as a layer to your texture, and on the right, above the ''Opacity'' bar, set the ''Mode'' of the layer to ''Overlay''. It will add a subtle change in shades to the layers below it.

==Metal Plating==

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.06.plating.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.07.line1.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.08.line2.png|150px]]
|}

One of the most convincing detail on a texture can be metal plating:

'''1)''' Create a new layer above your texture. 
'''2)''' With a 075 hardness brush, and using Shift-click, paint along the edges of the sides of your model in black. At the seams (cuts) of your texture, have the middle of the line on the seam. 
'''3)''' With a bit smaller eraser, choose 025 hardness, and using Shift-click, erase the inner part of the line.

And that's it. It might look silly at first, but do this for each line, and you'll have an amazing plating-edge.

'''4)''' Decrease the plating layer's opacity to ~40%. This is so the plating won't look off.

==Rust-effect==

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.09.pre-rust.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.11.rustmaking.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.10.post-rust.png|150px]]
|}

Rust adds that last level of detail needed to the texture.

'''1)''' Add a new layer, and paint it to the color you want as your rust (you can also create a texture using multiple shades). 
'''2)''' Right-click the layer on the right, and select ''Add layer mask''. Choose ''Black - full transparency''.

Now you see that the rust-layer has disappeared, and the layer on the right now has two thumbnail images - one for your rust, and one black. The black one should also be highlighted in white. Any changes you make on this layer will apply to the highlighted part. 
What this does is that it will show your layer completely at white pixels of the mask, and hide it completely at black ones. Shades of gray will show the layer partially transparent. And this is what we need.

'''3)''' Choose eraser, set the hardness it uses to ''Grass'' or something like it, raise the size so you'll be able to go through the whole texture fast, and decrease the brush opacity to ~25% or less. 
'''4)''' And paint through the texture. This is the most resource-intensive step in the whole tutorial, so it might take a while...

And it's finished. Obviously, the example below is not that nice - if you have multiple main colors, have a rust layer for each color, only having rust-texture over the respective areas, and change the rust colors to match that of the texture color. (Check the second image on the page to see how rust looks with proper colors)

----

These are the most important methods I used, making a made-in-MS-paint texture to a texture worthy of being on a spaceship. I hope at least some of them proved useful. Good luck with designing!

==Internal Links==
* [[OXP howto]]
* [[OXP howto model]]
* [[OXP howto texture]]
* [[OXP tutorial]]
* [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]

Texturing tips and tricks by Theta Seven

2017-03-25T10:27:58Z

Theta Seven: /* External Links */ is now Internal Links

==Introduction==
The following page will cover some of the most useful tips and tricks regarding texturing Oolite models. I can't say that these are the best ways to do these, but they are relatively simple with good-looking outcomes. The reason for this page is that I didn't find anything like this on the wiki, and with the new textures introduced in v1.80, some more work is needed for up-to-par textures than before.

I, as many others, started making OXZs with limited knowledge about texturing, modelling and coding, and found the necessary information regarding these from other tutorials on the wiki. Before going on, I assume that you have read the [[OXP howto]] page, as well as the other howto pages it links to, especially [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]. I try to extend that tutorial, showing some more tricks.

I will use GIMP for texturing, and my own OXZ ship, the [[TAU Rockhopper]] for visualizing examples.

===Before/After comparison===

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.01.before.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.02.after.png|150px]]
|}

Texturing is hard. When I created my UV map, opened it in GIMP, and started painting, I realized that just coloring won't get me anywhere. The two images below show what details can do. The left one is the UV map I had when I started the process, the right is where I got.

===Important tips===
* Use layers. Really. This is the top rule.
* Have your UV map as the bottom layer. That way, you'll see the edges in your model. If you paint on a layer above it, but you forgot where an edge was, change the layer's opacity to something like 60% (The ''Opacity'' bar in the top right), so you'll see the outline below your design.
* Take your time. Don't expect to be done with this in a day. I gradually advanced with this, adding a detail a day.

==Metal Texture==
[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.03.metal.png|150px|right]]
You can actually make a suitable metallic-looking texture in a couple of minutes:

'''1)''' Apply ''Hurl'' to a transparent background - Filters >> Noise >> Hurl - you can change the ''repeat'' level. 
'''2)''' Apply ''Motion blur'' to the image - Filters >> Blur >> Motion blur - change the ''length'' and ''angle'' at your will.Then apply ''Motion blur'' in the other direction too - aka add 180° the angle - this is because sometimes, one edge will look off after a single motion blur - blurring in the other direction too will fix this. You can apply this as many times as you want with an angle you choose - I suggest changing the angle with about 75-90°, to make it look less linear. 
'''3)''' ''Desaturate'' the image - Colors >> Desaturate - click OK. 
'''4)''' Add a layer below this, and paint it pure gray.

The outcome will be something like the image on the right.

==Multiple Shades==
{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.04.rectangles.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.05.overlay.png|150px]]
|}
To make a texture look more realistic, simple colors should have different shades, like some parts of the texture are slightly dirty:

'''1)''' Create a layer of light-gray rectangles on a transparent background - use the rectangle select (try Shift while selecting) and the bucket fill tool. Make them vary in shape and size, and have some overlap each other, like in the image on the right. 
'''2)''' Create a layer above this with dark-gray rectangles. 
'''3)''' Merge layers - right-click on a layer on the right, and select ''Merge visible layers''. 
'''4)''' Apply ''Gaussian Blur'' - Filters >> Blur >> Gaussian Blur - raise the radius at your will. 
'''5)''' Add this image as a layer to your texture, and on the right, above the ''Opacity'' bar, set the ''Mode'' of the layer to ''Overlay''. It will add a subtle change in shades to the layers below it.

==Metal Plating==

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.06.plating.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.07.line1.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.08.line2.png|150px]]
|}

One of the most convincing detail on a texture can be metal plating:

'''1)''' Create a new layer above your texture. 
'''2)''' With a 075 hardness brush, and using Shift-click, paint along the edges of the sides of your model in black. At the seams (cuts) of your texture, have the middle of the line on the seam. 
'''3)''' With a bit smaller eraser, choose 025 hardness, and using Shift-click, erase the inner part of the line.

And that's it. It might look silly at first, but do this for each line, and you'll have an amazing plating-edge.

'''4)''' Decrease the plating layer's opacity to ~40%. This is so the plating won't look off.

==Rust-effect==

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.09.pre-rust.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.11.rustmaking.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.10.post-rust.png|150px]]
|}

Rust adds that last level of detail needed to the texture.

'''1)''' Add a new layer, and paint it to the color you want as your rust (you can also create a texture using multiple shades). 
'''2)''' Right-click the layer on the right, and select ''Add layer mask''. Choose ''Black - full transparency''.

Now you see that the rust-layer has disappeared, and the layer on the right now has two thumbnail images - one for your rust, and one black. The black one should also be highlighted in white. Any changes you make on this layer will apply to the highlighted part. 
What this does is that it will show your layer completely at white pixels of the mask, and hide it completely at black ones. Shades of gray will show the layer partially transparent. And this is what we need.

'''3)''' Choose eraser, set the hardness it uses to ''Grass'' or something like it, raise the size so you'll be able to go through the whole texture fast, and decrease the brush opacity to ~25% or less. 
'''4)''' And paint through the texture. This is the most resource-intensive step in the whole tutorial, so it might take a while...

And it's finished. Obviously, the example below is not that nice - if you have multiple main colors, have a rust layer for each color, only having rust-texture over the respective areas, and change the rust colors to match that of the texture color. (Check the second image on the page to see how rust looks with proper colors)

----

These are the most important methods I used, making a made-in-MS-paint texture to a texture worthy of being on a spaceship. I hope at least some of them proved useful. Good luck with designing!

==Internal Links==
* [[OXP howto]]
* [[OXP howto model]]
* [[OXP howto texture]]
* [[OXP tutorial]]
* [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]

OXP howto texture

2017-03-25T10:25:37Z

Theta Seven: /* Internal Links */ Added link

== Step 1 ==

Open a good [[List of software|graphic editing application]], something a bit more elaborate than MS-paint.

=== Custom texture native models ===

You can create custom textures for any Oolite native entities, the steps to follow are:
*Edit the chosen native texture to your own liking.
*Duplicate the chosen ''Xnative_ship''.dat model, and alter the file name. Open the copy in a text editor, and change all referances from ''Xnative_ship''.png to the name of your ''custom_texture''.png.
*Create a custom [[shipdata.plist]], with a [[like_ship shipdata.plist example|like_ship]] entry which refers to the original, and place your components into the appropriate folders, making a complete, [[OXP_howto|funcional OXP]].

=== Textures from a wings3D model ===

After you have created a model, you need to apply an [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/UV_mapping UV-Map], this defines the way your future texture-file will be stretched accross your model.
Use hard edges to mark where to 'cut' the textures.

There are two ways Wings-3D will extract an UV-Map:

(1) Fold: like a papermodel, the model is folded out to the flat plane of the texture. Can be usefull for small details, but may be difficult to line up correctly.

(2) Projection: the less complicated approach, will project (average normal) the sections unto the texture canvas.

Move around the sections untill you are satisfied. Then create a texturemap from the UV-Map, do not forget to set 'draw all lines' in the options.
Repeat this for all UV's the model uses. Close the UV-window and rename the texture file in the 'outliner'. Export the file.
(note: win-wings does not support PNG-format, use BMP)

You may want to look at Daniel Walker's [[F_C_Textures|texture guide]].

Beginners and non-2D-artists may prefer to begin [[Modelling_103:_Texturing_for_the_2D_Challenged|here]], instead.

== Step2 ==

Now edit the file in your graphic software.

When you are satisfied with your results, save and go back to wings3D.
Most probably you have saved under a new filename, so 'import-image' it.
Now drag the edited texture to it's corresponding UV-Map.
Your texture should now appear on the model (place some light sources first).
Check if all the various parts line up correctly.

Edit the texture some more if you are not impressed with your results, save under the same name and in wings3D select 'refresh' image in the outliner.

== Export model ==

Before you export, make sure the texture images are 'internal'.
Export in *.dat-format.

win-wings users:
* Export in *.obj + *.mtl.
* Rename the texture references in the mtl-file from *.bmp to *.png)
* Open texturefiles and save as *.png.
* [[Oolite Converters|Convert]] the obj+mtl files to *.dat format via Obj2DatTexNorm.py.

== Internal Links ==
*[[OXP]]
*[[OXP howto]]
*[[OXP howto model]]
*[[Smivs'_texture_tutorial]]
*[[Texturing tips and tricks by Theta Seven]]
*[[Oolite Converters]]

== External Links ==
*[http://www.wings3d.com/ Wings3D official home]
*[http://www.wings3d.com/paulthepuzzles/aardvarks.html Tuts and tips Wings3D, by Aardvark]

[[Category:Oolite]][[Category:Factual]]

OXP howto

2017-03-25T10:24:50Z

Theta Seven: /* Textures */ Added link

[[Image:oolite-oxp-icon.png|100px|right|OXP icon]]
==Overview==
An '''Oolite Expansion Pack''' can cause many big changes or additions to Oolite's gameplay, or it may represent just a small, subtle alteration. By first appearances, there is no way to tell what is inside, as it's merely a folder with the added extension '''.oxp''', or in 1.79 onwards a compressed file in ZIP format with extension '''.oxz'''.

==OXZ==
The new OXZ distribution format is strongly recommended. To make an OXZ file, use a ZIP program to compress the contents of the OXP folder, so that the [[manifest.plist]] file is in the root of the ZIP file, and the folders (AI, Config, etc) are folders in the ZIP file. Then, rename the ZIP file so that its extension is '''.oxz'''. To inspect an OXZ file, open it with your ZIP program.

Here is a sample: [http://wiki.alioth.net/img_auth.php/a/a1/X.0.1.oxz X.0.1.oxz] - just rename all "X" within to the title of your idea and put your name into the author fields.

You can use [http://www.ghisler.com/download.htm Total Commander] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krusader Krusader] to edit files within '''.oxz''' directly, without unpacking.

For more details read [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16688 The All-in-One Guide to OXZ Packaging and Distribution].

==Structure==
Inside the '''.oxp''' folder, or the '''.oxz''' file, it will at least contain a folder (Config, AIs, Models, Textures, etc...) that holds scripts, plists or other things like textures or models. It is down to the goal of the [[OXP]], which ways to combine elements to the OXP's contents. To get a feeling for it, simply take a look in other oxps. (If they are in .oxz format, any normal unzip program can inspect their contents - many will even let you edit the contents without having to unzip and rezip the file)

The structure for OXPs:
AddOns (folder)
-.oxp (folder) - Holds requires.plist, manifest.plist and the other folders
--> AIs (folder) - Holds AI plists
--> Config (folder) - Holds all other plists
--> Images (folder) - Holds background images
--> Models (folder) - Holds the .dat files
--> Music (folder) - Surprise - holds music files
--> Scenarios (folder) - Holds new game scenarios (v1.79)
--> Scripts (folder) - Holds scripts (worldScripts and shipScripts)
--> Shaders (folder) - Holds Vertex and Fragment shaders (v1.69)
--> Sounds (folder) - Holds sound files
--> Textures (folder) - Holds models textures

If the OXP is in the uncompressed OXP folder format, the .oxp folder must contain a [[requires.plist]] file. If it is in the compressed OXZ single-file format, it must contain a [[manifest.plist]] file.

===AIs===
The folder named AIs contains any AI.plist additions the OXP might use.

* [[OXP howto AI|Making Oolite AI]]

In Oolite 1.79 AIs may be written in Javascript using .js files in this folder. A helper library is provided to make writing complex JS AIs simpler.

* [[Oolite PriorityAI Documentation]]
* [[Oolite PriorityAI Tutorial]]

===Config===
All plist files except for those introducing new AIs, ''[[requires.plist]]'', ''[[manifest.plist]]'' or ''[[info.plist]]'', belong in Config.

In its simplest form, an OXP could contain only a Config with an altering ''script.plist'' or ''planetinfo.plist''. An OXP that adds a new ship needs a ''shipdata.plist'' entry, and unless it is based entirely on existing Oolite data, would include a model and texture.

* [[OXP howto plist|Making Oolite plists]]
 
This folder contains [[Property lists]] such as:

* ''[[characters.plist]]'' that adds non-player characters to Oolite.
* ''[[commodities.plist]]'' that contains information for each commodity in a market in 1.80 or earlier
* ''[[crosshairs.plist]]'' that contains the look for your weapons (v1.73).
* ''[[customsounds.plist]]'' that contains references to ingame used sounds.
* ''[[descriptions.plist]]'' that adds vocabulary to Oolite texts.
* ''[[effectdata.plist]]'' defines custom visual effects (v1.77).
* ''[[equipment.plist]]'' lists upgrades available from the Shipyard.
* ''[[explosions.plist]]'' customises things blowing up (v1.81)
* ''[[global-settings.plist]]'' sets a few miscellaneous universal settings (v1.81)
* ''[[gui-settings.plist]]'' settings for reformatting the GUI screens (v1.81)
* ''[[hud.plist]]'' and ''[[hud.plist|hud-small.plist]]'' that allows for changes or a radically new ''Head-Up Display''.
* ''[[illegal_goods.plist]]'' that contains a list of banned/forbidden items in 1.80 or earlier. GalCop has an eye on that.
* ''[[Oolite_Keyboard_Controls|keyconfig.plist]]'' that allows for changes of the keymapping.
* ''[[missiontext.plist]]'' contains texts for the mission screens.
* ''[[OXPMessages.plist]]'' adds warnings to testversions of an oxp.
* ''[[pirate-victim-roles.plist]]'' that defines which roles should act as traders. (deprecated in v1.79)
* ''[[planetinfo.plist]]'' that plots system specific changes from the default. May also contain ''script actions''.
* ''[[role-categories.plist]]'' for specifying groups of roles with similar properties (v1.79)
* ''[[scenarios.plist]]'' lists the starting scenarios in the Scenarios folder (v1.79).
* ''[[screenbackgrounds.plist]]'' that contains references to background images (v1.74).
* ''[[Scripting Oolite with JavaScript|script.js]]'' is the equivalent in JavaScript. It will be loaded in preference to script.plist if both exist and offers more flexibility and improved possibilities.
* ''[[shipdata.plist]]'' that introduces any new entity (ships, stations, objects etc.) to Oolite.
* ''[[shipdata-overrides.plist]]'' that selectively can replace shipentries in other shipdata.plists
* ''[[shiplibrary.plist]]'' that gives information for the ship description library viewable from the startup screen (v1.79)
* ''[[shipyard.plist]]'' that introduces new ships available for player purchase.
* ''[[shipyard-overrides.plist]]'' that selectively can replace shipentries in other shipyard.plists
* ''[[speech_pronunciation_guide.plist]]'' is another of the other custom methods.
* ''[[trade-goods.plist]]'' defines trade goods in 1.81 and later
* ''[[worldScripts.plist]]'' that contains a list of scripts (if more than one worldScript should be used).

Deprecated:
* ''[[demoships.plist]]'' that selects demoships to show on startup (replaced - approximately - by shiplibrary.plist in 1.79 and later)
* ''[[script.plist]]'' to handle conditional ''script actions''. (deprecated)
* ''[[script.oos]]'' was briefly introduced during 1.70 development but is now deprecated in favour of JS.)

=== Models===
Oolite models need to be in the '''.dat''' format. There are utilities available that convert models made in Wings 3D (.obj) and Meshwork (.mesh) into this. A .dat file can be opened in a plain text editor to view the object's assigned texture names and see that they correspond with the actual file names in the Textures folder. The .dat file must be named exactly as it is referenced in the shipdata ''model'' entry - case sensitive!!!

* [[OXP howto model|Making Oolite models]]
* Video: [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16123 From scratch to Mamba in under an hour]

===Scripts===
Scripts are in text format. In this folder you can put both js scripts as well as legacy scripts. New OXPs should only use Javascript here.
* [[Scripting_Oolite_with_JavaScript|Scripting Oolite with Javascript]]
* [[Oolite_JavaScript_object_model|Scripting reference]]

===Textures===

Oolite's textures are in the '''.png''' format, usually at a standard 512x512 size, and must be named exactly as they are named in the .dat file.

* [[OXP howto texture|Making Oolite textures]]

* [[Smivs'_texture_tutorial|Smivs' guide to making Oolite textures]]

* [[Texturing tips and tricks by Theta Seven]]

Viewing a specific texture and / or model in Oolite.
"I made one. How do I proof it?"

* [[Viewing a Texture or Model]]

==OXP Verifier==

Oolite has what amounts to a spell checker for shipdata.plist and other some plists, called the OXP verifier. The verifier detects unknown keys or wrong use of keys etc. It can currently only be invoked from the command line.

On Windows or Linux:
Code:
'''oolite.app/oolite --verify-oxp <path to OXP> '''

On Mac OS X:
Code:
'''Oolite.app/Contents/MacOS/Oolite --verify-oxp <path to OXP>'''

Most mac users will not be familiar to using the command line. Look inside your application folder for a utilities folder. Inside that you will find a program called terminal. Run it to open a terminal window. Now drop the oolite application on that window. That will generate the path to oolite on the command line. Delete the trailing space and paste the following text - including the trailing space- behind it: "/Contents/MacOS/Oolite --verify-oxp ". Now drop the oxp you want to verify on the window. That will again create the path to the oxp behind the last entry. When you select the window and hit the <return> key, the verification will start. It should now open the console program, showing the results.

==Unique names==
On loading the oxps, Oolite will add all files in the AIs, Models, Sound and Scripts folders in one big folder for its own use. That means that all files need unique names or one file will overwrite another with the same name. Files in Textures are not pre-loaded, but when looking for a specific texture Oolite looks in all Texture folders until it finds a texture file with a matching name. If another oxp contains a texture with identical name, Oolite could use that texture.

For the Config folder something similar happens. Here the plists all have the same name, but the content of all oxp plists is loaded per type in one big plist. e.g. all individual shipData.plist go in one big shipData.plist file. And within a single plist, all keys must be unique. When two plists use the same key, the later loading key will overwrite the former.

Generally it is a good habit to precede your chosen filenames and keys with the name of the oxp, or another unique prefix, to make sure the names stay unique and no other oxp will use the same names.

==Scripting with JavaScript==
JavaScript is the preferred scripting interface for worldScripts and shipScripts. The legacy scripting interface (see [[script.plist]]) still works, but is not supported. See [[Scripting Oolite with JavaScript]] for more information.

==Hidden settings==
There are several [[Hidden_Settings_in_Oolite]] that make life for an oxp creator easier. One of them is the setting '''always-flush-cache'''. It makes every startup a bit slower, but it prevents Oolite working with cached data instead of your newly changed file. For someone that only does occasional oxp changes it will be enough to flush the cache by holding the shift key when starting Oolite but if you are writing oxps, this is the way to prevent frustrations.

==See Also==
*[http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=16688 The All-in-One Guide to OXZ Packaging and Distribution].
*[[Gameplay_and_Balance_Indicator|Gameplay_and_Balance_Indicator]] and [[OXP_Levelindicators|OXP_Levelindicators]]. Add to your wiki page to show affects on Game Balance, and difficulty level of your OXP/OXZ.
*[[OXP_howto_Game_Balance|OXP howto Game Balance]] to avoid conflicts from accidental gameplay changes.
*[[OXP_tutorial|OXP Tutorial]]
*[[OXP howto dockable stations|How to create dockable stations]]
*[[List of software]] that is helpful for creating OXPs
*[[OXP Distribution]] for best practices on OXP packaging and distribution, and [[OXP_standards]] for advice on which ways of doing things are supported and which are not.
*[[List of Planets used in OXPs]] for planets already used by OXPs. This is to help authors avoid overlap or breaking other OXPs.

==External links==
*[http://oolite.aegidian.org/cyoship/ Oolite Tutorial-Meshwork Shipbuilding]
*[http://oolite.aegidian.org/cyoship2/ Oolite Tutorial-Wings 3D Shipbuilding]

[[Category:Oolite]]
[[Category:Oolite scripting]]

Texturing tips and tricks by Theta Seven

2017-03-25T10:20:19Z

Theta Seven: Added images.

==Introduction==
The following page will cover some of the most useful tips and tricks regarding texturing Oolite models. I can't say that these are the best ways to do these, but they are relatively simple with good-looking outcomes. The reason for this page is that I didn't find anything like this on the wiki, and with the new textures introduced in v1.80, some more work is needed for up-to-par textures than before.

I, as many others, started making OXZs with limited knowledge about texturing, modelling and coding, and found the necessary information regarding these from other tutorials on the wiki. Before going on, I assume that you have read the [[OXP howto]] page, as well as the other howto pages it links to, especially [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]. I try to extend that tutorial, showing some more tricks.

I will use GIMP for texturing, and my own OXZ ship, the [[TAU Rockhopper]] for visualizing examples.

===Before/After comparison===

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.01.before.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.02.after.png|150px]]
|}

Texturing is hard. When I created my UV map, opened it in GIMP, and started painting, I realized that just coloring won't get me anywhere. The two images below show what details can do. The left one is the UV map I had when I started the process, the right is where I got.

===Important tips===
* Use layers. Really. This is the top rule.
* Have your UV map as the bottom layer. That way, you'll see the edges in your model. If you paint on a layer above it, but you forgot where an edge was, change the layer's opacity to something like 60% (The ''Opacity'' bar in the top right), so you'll see the outline below your design.
* Take your time. Don't expect to be done with this in a day. I gradually advanced with this, adding a detail a day.

==Metal Texture==
[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.03.metal.png|150px|right]]
You can actually make a suitable metallic-looking texture in a couple of minutes:

'''1)''' Apply ''Hurl'' to a transparent background - Filters >> Noise >> Hurl - you can change the ''repeat'' level. 
'''2)''' Apply ''Motion blur'' to the image - Filters >> Blur >> Motion blur - change the ''length'' and ''angle'' at your will.Then apply ''Motion blur'' in the other direction too - aka add 180° the angle - this is because sometimes, one edge will look off after a single motion blur - blurring in the other direction too will fix this. You can apply this as many times as you want with an angle you choose - I suggest changing the angle with about 75-90°, to make it look less linear. 
'''3)''' ''Desaturate'' the image - Colors >> Desaturate - click OK. 
'''4)''' Add a layer below this, and paint it pure gray.

The outcome will be something like the image on the right.

==Multiple Shades==
{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.04.rectangles.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.05.overlay.png|150px]]
|}
To make a texture look more realistic, simple colors should have different shades, like some parts of the texture are slightly dirty:

'''1)''' Create a layer of light-gray rectangles on a transparent background - use the rectangle select (try Shift while selecting) and the bucket fill tool. Make them vary in shape and size, and have some overlap each other, like in the image on the right. 
'''2)''' Create a layer above this with dark-gray rectangles. 
'''3)''' Merge layers - right-click on a layer on the right, and select ''Merge visible layers''. 
'''4)''' Apply ''Gaussian Blur'' - Filters >> Blur >> Gaussian Blur - raise the radius at your will. 
'''5)''' Add this image as a layer to your texture, and on the right, above the ''Opacity'' bar, set the ''Mode'' of the layer to ''Overlay''. It will add a subtle change in shades to the layers below it.

==Metal Plating==

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.06.plating.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.07.line1.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.08.line2.png|150px]]
|}

One of the most convincing detail on a texture can be metal plating:

'''1)''' Create a new layer above your texture. 
'''2)''' With a 075 hardness brush, and using Shift-click, paint along the edges of the sides of your model in black. At the seams (cuts) of your texture, have the middle of the line on the seam. 
'''3)''' With a bit smaller eraser, choose 025 hardness, and using Shift-click, erase the inner part of the line.

And that's it. It might look silly at first, but do this for each line, and you'll have an amazing plating-edge.

'''4)''' Decrease the plating layer's opacity to ~40%. This is so the plating won't look off.

==Rust-effect==

{| class="wikitable floatright"
|-
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.09.pre-rust.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.11.rustmaking.png|150px]]
|[[File:Th7.TexturingTaT.10.post-rust.png|150px]]
|}

Rust adds that last level of detail needed to the texture.

'''1)''' Add a new layer, and paint it to the color you want as your rust (you can also create a texture using multiple shades). 
'''2)''' Right-click the layer on the right, and select ''Add layer mask''. Choose ''Black - full transparency''.

Now you see that the rust-layer has disappeared, and the layer on the right now has two thumbnail images - one for your rust, and one black. The black one should also be highlighted in white. Any changes you make on this layer will apply to the highlighted part. 
What this does is that it will show your layer completely at white pixels of the mask, and hide it completely at black ones. Shades of gray will show the layer partially transparent. And this is what we need.

'''3)''' Choose eraser, set the hardness it uses to ''Grass'' or something like it, raise the size so you'll be able to go through the whole texture fast, and decrease the brush opacity to ~25% or less. 
'''4)''' And paint through the texture. This is the most resource-intensive step in the whole tutorial, so it might take a while...

And it's finished. Obviously, the example below is not that nice - if you have multiple main colors, have a rust layer for each color, only having rust-texture over the respective areas, and change the rust colors to match that of the texture color. (Check the second image on the page to see how rust looks with proper colors)

----

These are the most important methods I used, making a made-in-MS-paint texture to a texture worthy of being on a spaceship. I hope at least some of them proved useful. Good luck with designing!

==External Links==
* [[OXP howto]]
* [[OXP howto model]]
* [[OXP howto texture]]
* [[OXP tutorial]]
* [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.11.rustmaking.png

2017-03-25T10:11:32Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.10.post-rust.png

2017-03-25T10:11:19Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.09.pre-rust.png

2017-03-25T10:11:01Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.08.line2.png

2017-03-25T10:09:29Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.07.line1.png

2017-03-25T10:09:20Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.06.plating.png

2017-03-25T10:09:08Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.05.overlay.png

2017-03-25T10:06:02Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.04.rectangles.png

2017-03-25T10:05:06Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.03.metal.png

2017-03-25T09:57:29Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.02.after.png

2017-03-25T09:56:01Z

Theta Seven:

File:Th7.TexturingTaT.01.before.png

2017-03-25T09:55:39Z

Theta Seven:

Texturing tips and tricks by Theta Seven

2017-03-25T09:54:09Z

Theta Seven: Added as a follow-up to Smivs' tutorial. Images to be added after this.

==Introduction==
The following page will cover some of the most useful tips and tricks regarding texturing Oolite models. I can't say that these are the best ways to do these, but they are relatively simple with good-looking outcomes. The reason for this page is that I didn't find anything like this on the wiki, and with the new textures introduced in v1.80, some more work is needed for up-to-par textures than before.

I, as many others, started making OXZs with limited knowledge about texturing, modelling and coding, and found the necessary information regarding these from other tutorials on the wiki. Before going on, I assume that you have read the [[OXP howto]] page, as well as the other howto pages it links to, especially [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]. I try to extend that tutorial, showing some more tricks.

I will use GIMP for texturing, and my own OXZ ship, the [[TAU Rockhopper]] for visualizing examples.

===Before/After comparison===
Texturing is hard. When I created my UV map, opened it in GIMP, and started painting, I realized that just coloring won't get me anywhere. The two images below show what details can do. The left one is the UV map I had when I started the process, the right is where I got.

===Important tips===
* Use layers. Really. This is the top rule.
* Have your UV map as the bottom layer. That way, you'll see the edges in your model. If you paint on a layer above it, but you forgot where an edge was, change the layer's opacity to something like 60% (The ''Opacity'' bar in the top right), so you'll see the outline below your design.
* Take your time. Don't expect to be done with this in a day. I gradually advanced with this, adding a detail a day.

==Metal Texture==
You can actually make a suitable metallic-looking texture in a couple of minutes:

1) Apply ''Hurl'' to a transparent background - Filters >> Noise >> Hurl - you can change the ''repeat'' level. 
2) Apply ''Motion blur'' to the image - Filters >> Blur >> Motion blur - change the ''length'' and ''angle'' at your will.Then apply ''Motion blur'' in the other direction too - aka add 180° the angle - this is because sometimes, one edge will look off after a single motion blur - blurring in the other direction too will fix this. You can apply this as many times as you want with an angle you choose - I suggest changing the angle with about 75-90°, to make it look less linear. 
3) ''Desaturate'' the image - Colors >> Desaturate - click OK. 
4) Add a layer below this, and paint it pure gray.

The outcome will be something like the image on the right.

==Multiple Shades==
To make a texture look more realistic, simple colors should have different shades, like some parts of the texture are slightly dirty:

1) Create a layer of light-gray rectangles on a transparent background - use the rectangle select (try Shift while selecting) and the bucket fill tool. Make them vary in shape and size, and have some overlap each other, like in the image on the right. 
2) Create a layer above this with dark-gray rectangles. 
3) Merge layers - right-click on a layer on the right, and select ''Merge visible layers''. 
4) Apply ''Gaussian Blur'' - Filters >> Blur >> Gaussian Blur - raise the radius at your will. 
5) Add this image as a layer to your texture, and on the right, above the ''Opacity'' bar, set the ''Mode'' of the layer to ''Overlay''. It will add a subtle change in shades to the layers below it.

==Metal Plating==
One of the most convincing detail on a texture can be metal plating:

1) Create a new layer above your texture. 
2) With a 075 hardness brush, and using Shift-click, paint along the edges of the sides of your model in black. At the seams (cuts) of your texture, have the middle of the line on the seam. 
3) With a bit smaller eraser, choose 025 hardness, and using Shift-click, erase the inner part of the line.

And that's it. It might look silly at first, but do this for each line, and you'll have an amazing plating-edge.

4) Decrease the plating layer's opacity to ~40%. This is so the plating won't look off.

==Rust-effect==
Rust adds that last level of detail needed to the texture.

1) Add a new layer, and paint it to the color you want as your rust (you can also create a texture using multiple shades). 
2) Right-click the layer on the right, and select ''Add layer mask''. Choose ''Black - full transparency''.

Now you see that the rust-layer has disappeared, and the layer on the right now has two thumbnail images - one for your rust, and one black. The black one should also be highlighted in white. Any changes you make on this layer will apply to the highlighted part. 
What this does is that it will show your layer completely at white pixels of the mask, and hide it completely at black ones. Shades of gray will show the layer partially transparent. And this is what we need.

3) Choose eraser, set the hardness it uses to ''Grass'' or something like it, raise the size so you'll be able to go through the whole texture fast, and decrease the brush opacity to ~25% or less.

Obviously, the example below is not that nice - if you have multiple main colors, have a rust layer for each color, only having rust-texture over the respective areas, and change the rust colors to match that of the texture color. (Check the second image on the page to see how rust looks with proper colors)

----

These are the most important methods I used, making a made-in-MS-paint texture to a texture worthy of being on a spaceship. I hope at least some of them proved useful. Good luck with designing!

==External Links==
* [[OXP howto]]
* [[OXP howto model]]
* [[OXP howto texture]]
* [[OXP tutorial]]
* [[Smivs' texture tutorial]]

Largest Ships (Oolite)

2017-03-24T16:25:13Z

Theta Seven: /* Between 70 TC and 149 TC */ Added TAU Rockhopper

[[Image:Listlogo2.png|width=125px|right]]
'''Ships sorted by Cargo Capacity'''
*''Ships unable to carry cargo not listed''
==150 TC and over==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Lynx Bulk Carrier (Oolite)|Lynx Bulk Carrier]]
|0.18 LM
|3000 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|815 x 815 x 1983
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Long Range Cruiser (Oolite)|Long Range Cruiser]]
|0.225 LM
|2000 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|958 x 563 x 4125
|-valign="top"
|[[Super Bulk Hauler]]
|0.22 LM
|2000 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|535 x 423 x 1291
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Aurora]]
|0.24 LM
|950 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|2097x716x4316
|-valign="top"
|[[Anaconda (Oolite)|Anaconda]]
|0.14 LM
|750 TC
|650k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|75 × 60 × 170
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ramon's Anaconda]]
|0.14 LM
|750 TC
|650k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|75 × 60 × 170
|-valign="top"
|[[Bulk Hauler]]
|0.24 LM
|600 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|253 x 161 x 563
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Oresrian Trader]]
|0.13 LM
|600 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|180 x 26 x 182
|-valign="top"
|[[Deep Space Dredger]]
|0.10 LM
|500 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|690 × 180 × 880
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Navy Transport]]
|0.32 LM
|400 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|170 x 75 x 60
|-valign="top"
|[[Kirin]]
|0.20-0.22LM
|350-400 TC
|1.2-1.25m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|171 x 43 x 347
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Worker's Commuter]]
|0.14 LM
|300 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|100 x 60 x 409
|-valign="top"
|[[Naga]]
|0.275 LM
|250 TC
|385k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 52 x 146
|-valign="top"
|[[Ace_Ships#Cruzer|Cruzer]]
|0.28 LM
|200 TC
|320k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|124 x 48 x 149
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Boa 2 Class Cruiser]]
|0.312 LM
|175 TC
|495k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|65 × 60 × 115
|-valign="top"
|[[Boa II Clipper Class]]
|0.362 LM
|150 TC
|525k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|65 × 60 × 115
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[L-Crate Hauler]]
|0.31 LM
|150 TC
|165k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|66 x 30 x 173
|-valign="top"
|[[Ionics Redback]]
|0.280 LM
|150 TC
|470k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|60 x 14 x 86
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ixian Battle Cruiser]]
|0.19 LM
|150 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|675 x 480 x 1753
|-valign="top"
|[[Seymour Class Sled]]
|0.35 LM
|150 TC
|674k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|49 x 22 x 75
|}

==Between 70 TC and 149 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Penelope Class Freighter]]
|0.285 LM
|145 TC
|410k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|155 x 104 x 222
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Python Class Cruiser]]
|0.35 LM
|145 TC
|360k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 90 x 160
|-valign="top"
|[[Strelka Cruise Liner]]
|0.30 LM
|140 TC
|475k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|91.5 x 51.5 x 214
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Boa (Oolite)|Boa]]
|0.24 LM
|125 TC
|450k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|65 × 60 × 115
|-valign="top"
|[[Griff Boa]]
|0.24 LM
|125 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 50 x 150
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Guanako]]
|0.18 LM
|125 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|101 x 95 x 337
|-valign="top"
|[[Imperial Trader (Oolite)|Imperial Trader]]
|0.37 LM
|125 TC
|1.0m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|152 x 60 x 126
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Starhawk]]
|0.358 LM
|125 TC
|875k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|62 x 57 x 128
|-valign="top"
|[[Starbelly Class Sled]]
|0.358 LM
|125 TC
|675k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 22 x 76
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ixian Freighter Mark I]]
|0.30 LM
|120 TC
|360k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 51.5 x 255
|-valign="top"
|[[Tesoura]]
|0.22 LM
|110 TC
|270k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 31 x 128
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Falcon (Oolite)|Falcon S]]
|0.52 LM
|100 TC
|815k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|54 × 13 × 76
|-valign="top"
|[[Falcon (Oolite)|Falcon]]
|0.52 LM
|100 TC
|715k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|54 × 13 × 76
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Hamadryad]]
|0.22 LM
|100 TC
|175k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|138 x 59 x 176
|-valign="top"
|[[Imperial_Courier_(Oolite)|Imperial Courier]]
|0.35 LM
|100 TC
|752k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|160 x 45 x 100
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Imperial Freighter]]
|0.20 LM
|100 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|34 x 19 x 162
|-valign="top"
|[[Imperial Tanker]]
|0.20 LM
|100 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|30 x 17 x 150
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Morrigan]]
|0.55 LM
|100 TC
|800k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|138 x 32 x 237
|-valign="top"
|[[Python ET Special]]
|0.35 LM
|100 TC
|360k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 40 x 128
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Python (Oolite)|Python]]
|0.20 LM
|100 TC
|200k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|80 × 40 × 130
|-valign="top"
|[[Starwolf Mark I]]
|0.365 LM
|85 TC
|665k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|63 x 28 x 85
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[TAU Rockhopper]]
|0.28 LM
|80 TC
|260k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|56 x 45 x 130
|-valign="top"
|[[Grass Snake]]
|0.435 LM
|75 TC
|290k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|181 x 54 x 246
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Lambda Shuttle]]
|0.37 LM
|75 TC
|700k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|263 x 347 x 202
|-valign="top"
|[[Monitor (Oolite)|Monitor]]
|0.18 LM
|75 TC
|180k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 40 x 100
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Monitor 2]]
|0.21 LM
|75 TC
|340k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 40 x 100
|-valign="top"
|[[Z-ships Python Courier]]
|0.26 LM
|70 TC
|240k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 40 x 130
|}

==Between 35 TC and 69 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Hospitalship]]
|0.30 LM
|65 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|49 x 46 x 207
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Spiv]]
|0.30 LM
|65 TC
|693k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 31 x 60
|-valign="top"
|[[Conger]]
|0.20 LM
|60 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|15 x 20 x 116
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Arm Corsair]]
|0.33 LM
|60 TC
|680k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|105 x 40 x 115
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Military_Stingray_Mk._II|Military Stingray Mk II]]
|0.38 LM
|60 TC
|320.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|119 x 53 x 120
|-valign="top"
|[[Pelamis]]
|0.298 LM
|60 TC
|272.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|75 x 30 x 94
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Remorse_Of_Conscience_v2|Remorse of Conscience]]
|0.47 LM
|60 TC
|299k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 40 x 140
|-valign="top"
|[[Gaundlet Armoured Transport Type1]]
|0.20 LM
|50 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|120 x 52 x 190
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Coral]]
|0.32 LM
|50 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|96 x 48 x 164
|-valign="top"
|[[Far Arm Tanker]]
|0.32 LM
|50 TC
|180k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 24 x 110
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ghavial (Oolite)|Ghavial]]
|0.25 LM
|50 TC
|180k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|60 x 30 x 80
|-valign="top"
|[[Josher]]
|0.32 LM
|50 TC
|175k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|36 x 32 x 126
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Orisis]]
|0.24 LM
|50 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|430 x 488 x 1200
|-valign="top"
|[[Tiger Mark I]]
|0.50 LM
|50 TC
|730k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|108 x 22 x 103
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Z-ships Porcupine]]
|0.26 LM
|50 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|70 x 35 x 80
|-valign="top"
|[[GalMine Hopper]]
|0.22 LM
|45 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|111 x 116 x 183
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Bandersnatch]]
|0.32 LM
|40 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|300 x 300 x 377
|-valign="top"
|[[Boomslang]]
|0.38 LM
|40 TC
|290k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 20 x 60
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Mosquito Trader]]
|0.37 LM
|40 TC
|210k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|127 x 41 x 120
|-valign="top"
|[[Rigel Bomber]]
|0.31 LM
|40 TC
|400k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|85 x 26 x 142
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[S.T.E]]
|0.39 LM
|40 TC
|185k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|108 x 20 x 116
|-valign="top"
|[[Trident Executive Shuttle]]
|0.32 LM
|40 TC
|250k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|62 × 48 × 129
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Sturgeon Mk.I|Sturgeon Mk I]]
|0.36 LM
|40 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|137 x 35 x 167
|-valign="top"
|[[SuperCobra]]
|0.45 LM
|40 TC
|1,622k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|131 × 26 × 60
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Venom]]
|0.355 LM
|40 TC
|200.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 34 x 138
|-valign="top"
|[[Weeviloid Hunter]]
|0.36 LM
|36 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|19 x 19 x 54
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Daemon Class Cruiser]]
|0.32 LM
|35 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|750 x 250 x 1500
|-valign="top"
|[[Firefly]]
|0.755 LM
|35 TC
|775k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|12 x 11 x 22
|}

==Between 20 TC and 34 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Griffin Two (Oolite)|Griffin Two]]
|0.36 LM
|32 TC
|185k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|90 x 14 x 30
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Chameleon (Oolite)|Chameleon]]
|0.30 LM
|30 TC
|400k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|40 x 24 x 75
|-valign="top"
|[[Happy Eye Pulpit Pod]]
|0.08 LM
|30 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|24 x 24 x 30
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Venom|Renegade Venom]]
|0.358 LM
|30 TC
|200.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 34 x 138
|-valign="top"
|[[Shuttle (Oolite)|Shuttle]]
|0.08 LM
|30 TC
|N/A
|Standard
|No
|20 × 20 × 35
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Terrapin]]
|0.41 LM
|30 TC
|200k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|119 x 20 x 125
|-valign="top"
|[[Yacht - Amen Class]]
|0.50 LM
|30 TC
|6.93m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|66 x 66 x 421
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Caduceus]]
|0.40 LM
|25 TC
|1.2m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|74 x 32 x 127
|-valign="top"
|[[Mosquito Sport]]
|0.36 LM
|25 TC
|180k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|94 x 31 x 89
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Mussurana]]
|0.38 LM
|25 TC
|875k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|35 x 19 x 80
|-valign="top"
|[[Phoenix]]
|0.375 LM
|25 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|117 x 25 x 73
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ulysses Class Interceptor]]
|0.47 LM
|25 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|80 x 37 x 191
|-valign="top"
|[[Werewolf|Werewolf (Civilian)]]
|0.37 LM
|25 TC
|650k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|114 x 34 x 123
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Werewolf|Werewolf (Purgatori Model)]]
|0.375 LM
|25 TC
|850k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|114 x 34 x 123
|-valign="top"
|[[Armadillo]]
|0.08 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|90 x 66 x 204
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Capisastra Hauler]]
|0.30 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|139 x 15 x 97
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra Courier]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|275k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|140 x 22 x 67
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cobra Mk.3 (Oolite)|Cobra Mk III]]
|0.35 LM
|20 TC
|150k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|130 × 30 × 65
|-valign="top"
|[[DWCobra|Dark Wheel Cobra Mk III]]
|0.36 LM
|20 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ionics Huntsman]]
|0.35 LM
|20 TC
|155k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|60 x 20 x 58
|-valign="top"
|[[Ixian No-Ship Mark I]]
|0.23 LM
|20 TC
|400k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|224 × 105 × 179
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Llama]]
|0.35 LM
|20 TC
|160k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|69 x 18.5 x 91
|-valign="top"
|[[Paladin]]
|0.365 LM
|20 TC
|290k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|77 × 24 × 97
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Salamander (Oolite)|Salamander]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|185k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 30 x 70
|-valign="top"
|[[Supercargo]]
|0.15 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|148 x 78 x 379
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Urutu Mk.III]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|515k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|158 x 52 x 136
|-valign="top"
|[[Urutu Mk.IV]]
|0.32 LM
|20 TC
|315k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|124 x 30 x 94
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire Mk.I]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|450K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 24 x 113
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire Mk.II]]
|0.45 LM
|20 TC
|600K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|103 x 26 x 132
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Dominatrix (Civilian)]]
|0.38 LM
|20 TC
|850k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|133 x 34 x 124
|-valign="top"
|[[Wolf_Mk.2_(Oolite)|Wolf Mk II]]
|0.38 LM
|20 TC
|580k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|90 x 26 x 108
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Zerstörer]]
|0.40 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|89 x 29 x 101
|}

==Between 11 TC and 19 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra_3.5|Chopped Cobra]]
|0.36 LM
|18 TC
|412.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 23 x 57
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Vampire Mk IV - Diamondback (Player)]]
|0.365 LM
|18 TC
|850k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|136 x 34 x 172
|-valign="top"
|[[Astro_Mines#Scavenger_Rays|Astrogulag Scavenger Ray]]
|0.25 LM
|16 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|41 x 11 x 47
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Taipan]]
|0.36 LM
|16 TC
|190k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 15 x 49
|-valign="top"
|[[Z-ships Cobra Commodore]]
|0.36 LM
|16 TC
|240k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Dragon]]
|0.37 LM to 0.375 LM
|15 TC to 20 TC
|200k CR to 300k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 × 16 × 91
|-valign="top"
|[[Constrictor (Oolite)|Constrictor]]
|0.60 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|Standard
|No
|54 × 10 × 60
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cruiseship]]
|0.25 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|100 x 333 x 238
|-valign="top"
|[[Drake Mk II]]
|0.36 LM
|15 TC
|300k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|68 × 28 × 96
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Eagle_Long_Range_Fighter_Mk_4_(Oolite)|Eagle Mk 4]]
|0.35 LM
|15 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|70 x 70 x 72
|-valign="top"
|[[Giant Ray]]
|0.325 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|245 x 83 x 268
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ophidian (Oolite)|Ophidian]]
|0.36 LM
|15 TC
|140k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|40 x 15 x 65
|-valign="top"
|[[Refugee Adder]]
|0.175 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|30 x 8 x 115
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ringhals]]
|0.30 LM
|15 TC
|155k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 18 x 110
|-valign="top"
|[[Starseeker Personal Shuttle]]
|0.31 LM
|15 TC
|155k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|43.5 x 15 x 66.5
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Dominatrix]]
|0.38 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Purgatori (Civilian)]]
|0.40 LM
|15 TC
|1m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|133 x 34 x 124
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Vampire Mk IV - Diamondback (Civilian)]]
|0.365 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|136 x 34 x 172
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra III NjX]]
|0.375 LM
|12 TC
|201.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cobra Mk.2 (Oolite)|Cobra Mk II-X]]
|0.348 LM
|12 TC
|112.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|30 x 6 x 22
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra Rapier]]
|0.38 LM
|12 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|150 x 16 x 70
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Fer-de-Lance (Oolite)|Fer-de-Lance]]
|0.30 LM
|12 TC
|485k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|45 × 20 × 85
|-valign="top"
|[[Icarus (Oolite)|Icarus]]
|0.30 LM
|12 TC
|95k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 20 x 130
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Transporter (Oolite)|Transporter]]
|0.10 LM
|12 TC
|N/A
|Standard
|No
|30 × 10 × 35
|-valign="top"
|[[Vector OXP|Vector]]
|0.47 LM
|12 TC
|692k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|86 x 35 x 137
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Eagle_Mk_II|Eagle Mk II SE]]
|0.25 LM
|11 TC
|54k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|60 x 7 x 56
|}

==Between 9 TC and 10 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[B-Wing]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|570k Cr
|OXP
|Yes
|36 × 21 × 12
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[CoachWhip]]
|0.34 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|82 x 25 x 106
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra Mk.1 (Oolite)|Cobra Mk I]]
|0.25 LM
|10 TC
|100k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|70 × 15 × 55
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cobra Clipper SAR]]
|0.375 LM
|10 TC
|225k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|120 x 26 x 63
|-valign="top"
|[[Eagle_Long_Range_Fighter_Mk_3_(Oolite)|Eagle Mk 3]]
|0.32 LM
|10 TC
|100k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|67 x 12 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Eagle Mk II]]
|0.25 LM
|10 TC
|53k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|60 x 7 x 56
|-valign="top"
|[[Eel Rapier]]
|0.495 LM
|10 TC
|500k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|14 x 14 x 90
|-valign="top"
|[[Far Arm Scow]]
|0.26 LM
|10 TC
|80k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|56 x 16 x 70
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Star Murderer]]
|0.35 LM
|10 TC
|270k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|56 x 53 x 115
|-valign="top"
|[[Hoodlum]]
|0.45 LM
|10 TC
|830k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|40 x 19 x 26
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ionics Funnelweb]]
|0.32 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|240 x 60 x 480
|-valign="top"
|[[Ixian Gunship]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|350k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 41 x 111
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Korvette]]
|0.36 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|39 x 11 x 54
|-valign="top"
|[[Krait (Oolite)|Krait]]
|0.30 LM
|10 TC
|80k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|90 × 20 × 80
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Leviathan]]
|0.34 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|400 x 200 x 1600
|-valign="top"
|[[Mamba (Oolite)|Mamba]]
|0.32 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|Standard
|No
|65 × 12 × 55
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Man O' War]]
|0.25 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|102 x 102 x 178
|-valign="top"
|[[Scorpion Frigate]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|80 x 45 x 100
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Telemachus Class Escort]]
|0.52 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|36 x 53.5 x 103
|-valign="top"
|[[Teretrurus Mk.I]]
|0.425 LM
|10 TC
|470k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Purgatori]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|-valign="top"
|[[Velocity OXP|Velocity]]
|0.36 LM
|10 TC
|160k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|90 x 16 x 49
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Weeviloid Scoutship]]
|0.32 LM
|10 TC
|75k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|74 x 32 x 100
|-valign="top"
|[[Y-Wing]]
|0.30 LM
|10 TC
|435K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|24 x 4 x 30
|}

==Between 5 TC and 8 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Battleship]]
|0.40 LM
|8 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|406 x 90 x 125
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cobra_III_NjX|Cobra III NjX (Ex-Military)]]
|0.39 LM
|8 TC
|274k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|-valign="top"
|[[Eagle_Long_Range_Fighter_Mk_2_(Oolite)|Eagle Mk 2]]
|0.31 LM
|8 TC
|75k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|62 x 12 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Kestrel]]
|0.555 LM
|8 TC
|675k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|13 x 3 x 12
|-valign="top"
|[[GalCop Viper Cruiser]]
|0.39 LM
|8 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|74 x 25 x 136
|-valign="top"
|[[Ace_Ships#Hornet|Hornet]]
|0.32 LM
|8 TC
|220k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|162 x 22 x 131
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Adder Mk II]]
|0.40 LM
|7 TC
|115k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|45 × 8 × 30
|-valign="top"
|[[Capisastra Warrior]]
|0.30 LM
|7 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|79 x 14 x 66
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Iguana (Oolite)|Iguana]]
|0.37 LM
|7 TC
|280k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|40 x 20 x 65
|-valign="top"
|[[Moray Star Boat (Oolite)|Moray Star Boat]]
|0.30 LM
|7 TC
|125k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|60 × 25 × 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Manta Ray]]
|0.37 LM
|6 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|28 x 10 x 33
|-valign="top"
|[[Scoundrel]]
|0.50 LM
|6 TC
|650k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|11 x 8 x 28
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Aphid]]
|0.38 LM
|5 TC
|190k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|121 x 41 x 89
|-valign="top"
|[[Assassin Blitzspear|Assassin]]
|0.55 LM
|5 TC
|800k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|22 x 7 x 16
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Bandy-Bandy|Bandy-Bandy Courier]]
|0.415 LM
|5 TC
|295k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|40 x 14 x 58
|-valign="top"
|[[Biodome]]
|0.10 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|329 x 599 x 329
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Contractor_ZZ1|Contractor ZZ1]]
|0.450 LM
|5 TC
|1.25m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|54 x 10 x 60
|-valign="top"
|[[Dragonfly S.T]]
|0.455 LM
|5 TC
|350k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|57 x 11 x 56
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Eagle_Long_Range_Fighter_Mk_1_(Oolite)|Eagle Mk 1]]
|0.30 LM
|5 TC
|50k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|69 x 12 x 65
|-valign="top"
|[[Ferdepai]]
|0.40 LM
|5 TC
|595k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|56 x 19 x 83
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Firefly S.T]]
|0.515 LM
|5 TC
|450k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|57 x 11 x 56
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|GalCop Dominatrix]]
|0.40 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Jabberwocky]]
|0.38 LM
|5 TC
|450k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|77 x 17 x 99
|-valign="top"
|[[Jäger]]
|0.375 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|17 x 9 x 39
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ionics Whitetail]]
|0.38 LM
|5 TC
|115k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|36 x 8 x 56
|-valign="top"
|[[Longshot]]
|0.38 LM
|5 TC
|130k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|152 x 90 x 124
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Shark]]
|0.37 LM
|5 TC
|110k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|20 x 10 x 22
|-valign="top"
|[[Taxi Cab]]
|0.24 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|30 x 8 x 45
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Police Vampire]]
|0.45 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|96 x 24 x 113
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire Reaper]]
|0.47 LM
|5 TC
|800k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|103 x 26 x 132
|}

==Between 1 TC and 4 TC==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|Cargo Capacity
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available To Player
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Biggest Ships (Oolite)|Size]] (metres, W×H×L)
|-valign="top"
|[[Drake]]
|0.30 LM
|4 TC
|100k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|87 × 16 × 48
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Arm Sunracer]]
|0.42 LM
|4 TC
|120k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|38 × 9 × 36
|-valign="top"
|[[GalCop Viper Mark II]]
|0.53 LM
|4 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|38 x 15 x 70
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Imperial Quaestor]]
|0.31 LM
|4 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|47 x 21 x 74
|-valign="top"
|[[Mugger]]
|0.45 LM
|4 TC
|830k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|11 x 8 x 24
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ray Mk.I]]
|0.40 LM
|4 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|41 x 11 x 47
|-valign="top"
|[[Revolutionary Guard]]
|0.31 LM
|4 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|47 x 21 x 74
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Z-ships Asp Explorer]]
|0.40 LM
|3 TC
|450k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 25 x 70
|-valign="top"
|[[Asp_Mk.I|Asp Mk I]]
|0.36 LM
|3 TC
|250k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|69 x 18 x 60
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Barracuda]]
|0.35 LM
|3 TC
|100k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|51 x 11 x 44
|-valign="top"
|[[Gecko (Oolite)|Gecko]]
|0.30 LM
|3 TC
|90k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|65 × 40 × 12
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Adder (Oolite)|Adder]]
|0.24 LM
|2 TC
|65k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|45 × 8 × 30
|-valign="top"
|[[Cat (Oolite)|Cat Mark I (Cougar)]]
|0.42 LM
|2 TC
|400k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|40 x 30 x 60
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Arm Hunter]]
|0.45 LM
|2 TC
|650k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|63 x 27 x 63
|-valign="top"
|[[Fer de Lance NG]]
|0.60 LM
|2 TC
|585k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|45 × 20 × 85
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Griff Krait]]
|0.19 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|88 x 50 x 105
|-valign="top"
|[[Outrider (Oolite)|Outrider]]
|0.37 LM
|2 TC
|110K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|65 x 15 x 65
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Purgatori Diamondback]]
|0.40 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|136 x 34 x 172
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Reaper Dominatrix]]
|0.40 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Vampire Mk IV - Diamondback]]
|0.40 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|136 x 34 x 172
|-valign="top"
|[[Werewolf|Werewolf - Damage Inc.]]
|0.39 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|114 x 34 x 123
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[X-Wing]]
|0.50 LM
|2 TC
|450K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|38 x 15 x 32
|-valign="top"
|[[Chuckwalla]]
|0.375 LM
|1 TC
|115k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|30 x 11 x 50
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Controller]]
|0.08 LM
|1 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|70 x 17 x 57
|-valign="top"
|[[Far Arm Dart]]
|0.44 LM
|1 TC
|190k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|46 x 14 x 36
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Frog Space Rickshaw]]
|0.13 LM
|1 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|18 x 30 x 20
|-valign="top"
|[[Hydra]]
|0.16 LM
|1 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|17 x 17 x 56
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Hydra|Hydra 2]]
|0.14 LM
|1 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|17 x 17 x 56
|-valign="top"
|[[Rattle Cutter]]
|0.30 LM
|1 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|52 x 23 x 75
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Flying_Dutchman_OXP|Griff Wireframe Cobra]]
|0.40 LM
|???
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|130 x 30 x 80
|}
 
{{Navbox OXP Ships}}
[[Category:Oolite Ship Lists]]

Biggest Ships (Oolite)

2017-03-24T16:22:55Z

Theta Seven: /* Between 275 Thousand CM and 445 Thousand CM */ Added the TAU Rockhopper

[[Image:Listlogo5.png|width=125px|right]]
'''Ships sorted by Size'''
[[Smallest Ships (Oolite)|Click here to see ships less than 200 thousand CM]]
*''Ships with undocumented sizes not listed''
*''Note: '''Cubic Meters''' value is the size of the ship's rectangular bounding box, not actual volume.''
==25 Million CM and over==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Generation_Ships_OXP|Generation Ship]]
|0.06 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|6413 x 6416 x 30277
|1,245,771,628,816
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Aurora]]
|0.24 LM
|950 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|2097 x 716 x 4316
|6,480,266,832
|-valign="top"
|[[Long Range Cruiser (Oolite)|Long Range Cruiser]]
|0.225 LM
|2000 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|958 x 563 x 4125
|2,224,835,250
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Thargoid Carrier]]
|0.28 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|3821 x 353 x 1344
|1,812,804,672
|-valign="top"
|[[Lynx Bulk Carrier (Oolite)|Lynx Bulk Carrier]]
|0.18 LM
|3000 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|815 x 815 x 1983
|1,317,158,175
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ixian Battle Cruiser]]
|0.19 LM
|150 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|675 x 480 x 1753
|567,972,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Andromeda]]
|0.25 LM
|1000 TC
|1000000 CR
|OXP
|Yes
|795 x 358 x 1368
|389,346,480
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Super Bulk Hauler]]
|0.22 LM
|2000 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|535 x 423 x 1291
|292,159,755
|-valign="top"
|[[Daemon Class Cruiser]]
|0.32 LM
|35 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|750 x 250 x 1500
|281,250,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Orisis]]
|0.24 LM
|50 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|430 x 488 x 1200
|251,808,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Leviathan]]
|0.34 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|400 x 200 x 1600
|128,000,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Deep Space Dredger]]
|0.10 LM
|500 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|690 × 180 × 880
|109,296,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Biodome]]
|0.10 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|329 x 599 x 329
|64,836,359
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Behemoth]]
|0.32 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|416 x 160 x 750
|49,920,000
|-valign="top"
|[[HammerHead]]
|0.10 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|600 x 100 x 800
|48,000,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Bandersnatch]]
|0.32 LM
|40 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|300 x 300 x 377
|33,930,000
|}

==Between 2 Million CM and 25 Million CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Bulk Hauler]]
|0.24 LM
|600 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|253 x 161 x 563
|22,932,679
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Lambda Shuttle]]
|0.37 LM
|75 TC
|700k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|263 x 347 x 202
|18,434,722
|-valign="top"
|[[Superlifter]]
|0.20 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|324 x 140 x 323
|14,651,280
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cruiseship]]
|0.25 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|100 x 333 x 238
|7,925,400
|-valign="top"
|[[Ionics Funnelweb]]
|0.32 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|240 x 60 x 480
|6,912,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Giant Ray]]
|0.325 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|245 x 83 x 268
|5,449,780
|-valign="top"
|[[Battleship]]
|0.40 LM
|8 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|406 x 90 x 125
|4,567,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Navy Frigate]]
|0.32 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|390 x 195 x 60
|4,563,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Supercargo]]
|0.15 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|148 x 78 x 379
|4,375,176
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ixian No-Ship Mark I]]
|0.23 LM
|20 TC
|400k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|224 × 105 × 179
|4,210,080
|-valign="top"
|[[Penelope Class Freighter]]
|0.285 LM
|145 TC
|410k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|155 x 104 x 222
|3,578,640
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Guanako]]
|0.18 LM
|125 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|101 x 95 x 337
|3,233,515
|-valign="top"
|[[Far Arm Titan]]
|0.30 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|170 x 80 x 230
|3,128,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Kirin]]
|0.20-0.22LM
|350-400 TC
|1.2-1.25m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|171 x 43 x 347
|2,551,491
|-valign="top"
|[[Orca]]
|0.15 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|147 x 83 x 204
|2,489,004
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Worker's Commuter]]
|0.14 LM
|300 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|100 x 60 x 409
|2,454,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Grass Snake]]
|0.435 LM
|75 TC
|290k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|181 x 54 x 246
|2,404,404
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[GalMine Hopper]]
|0.22 LM
|45 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|111 x 116 x 183
|2,356,308
|}

==Between 800 Thousand CM and 2 Million CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Man O' War]]
|0.25 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|102 x 102 x 178
|1,851,912
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Yacht - Amen Class]]
|0.50 LM
|30 TC
|6.93m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|66 x 66 x 421
|1,833,876
|-valign="top"
|[[Ixian Freighter Mark I]]
|0.30 LM
|120 TC
|360k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 51.5 x 255
|1,707,225
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Longshot]]
|0.38 LM
|5 TC
|130k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|152 x 90 x 124
|1,696,320
|-valign="top"
|[[Hamadryad]]
|0.22 LM
|100 TC
|175k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|138 x 59 x 176
|1,432,992
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Thargoid Warship (Oolite)|Thargoid Warship]]
|0.50 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|Standard
|No
|180 × 40 × 180
|1,296,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Armadillo]]
|0.08 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|90 x 66 x 204
|1,211,760
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Gaundlet Armoured Transport Type1]]
|0.20 LM
|50 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|120 x 52 x 190
|1,185,600
|-valign="top"
|[[Python Class Cruiser]]
|0.35 LM
|145 TC
|360k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 90 x 160
|1,152,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Imperial Trader (Oolite)|Imperial Trader]]
|0.37 LM
|125 TC
|1.0m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|152 x 60 x 126
|1,149,120
|-valign="top"
|[[Urutu Mk.III]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|515k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|158 x 52 x 136
|1,117,376
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Morrigan]]
|0.55 LM
|100 TC
|800k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|138 x 32 x 237
|1,046,592
|-valign="top"
|[[Strelka Cruise Liner]]
|0.30 LM
|140 TC
|475k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|91.5 x 51.5 x 214
|1,008,421.5
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Thargoid Thargorn Battleship]]
|0.45 LM
|8 Drones
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|188.5 x 25 x 188.5
|888,306.25
|-valign="top"
|[[Thargoid Thorgon Cruiser]]
|0.45 LM
|8 Drones
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|188.5 x 25 x 188.5
|888,306.25
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Oresrian Trader]]
|0.13 LM
|600 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|180 x 26 x 182
|851,760
|-valign="top"
|[[Sturgeon Mk.I|Sturgeon Mk I]]
|0.36 LM
|40 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|137 x 35 x 167
|800,765
|}
==Between 500 Thousand CM and 800 Thousand CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Purgatori Diamondback]]
|0.40 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|136 x 34 x 172
|795,328
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Vampire Mk IV - Diamondback]]
|0.40 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|136 x 34 x 172
|795,328
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Vampire Mk IV - Diamondback (Civilian)]]
|0.365 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|136 x 34 x 172
|795,328
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Diamondback|Vampire Mk IV - Diamondback (Player)]]
|0.365 LM
|18 TC
|850k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|136 x 34 x 172
|795,328
|-valign="top"
|[[Anaconda (Oolite)|Anaconda]]
|0.14 LM
|750 TC
|650k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|75 × 60 × 170
|765,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Navy Transport]]
|0.32 LM
|400 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|75 × 60 × 170
|765,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Ramon's Anaconda]]
|0.14 LM
|750 TC
|650k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|75 × 60 × 170
|765,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Naga]]
|0.275 LM
|250 TC
|385k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 52 x 146
|759,200
|-valign="top"
|[[Military_Stingray_Mk._II|Military Stingray Mk II]]
|0.38 LM
|60 TC
|320.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|119 x 53 x 120
|756,840
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Coral]]
|0.32 LM
|50 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|96 x 48 x 164
|755,712
|-valign="top"
|[[Imperial Courier (Oolite)|Imperial Courier]]
|0.35 LM
|100 TC
|752k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|160 x 45 x 100
|720,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Mosquito Trader]]
|0.37 LM
|40 TC
|210k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|127 x 41 x 120
|624,840
|-valign="top"
|[[Remorse Of Conscience v2|Remorse Of Conscience]]
|0.47 LM
|60 TC
|299k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 40 x 140
|616,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Black Monk Gunship]]
|0.45 LM
|N/A
|1.0m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|170 x 40 x 85
|578,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Ulysses Class Interceptor]]
|0.47 LM
|25 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|80 x 37 x 191
|565,360
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|GalCop Dominatrix]]
|0.40 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|560,728
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Reaper Dominatrix]]
|0.40 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|560,728
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Dominatrix]]
|0.38 LM
|15 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|560,728
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Dominatrix (Civilian)]]
|0.38 LM
|20 TC
|850k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|133 x 34 x 124
|560,728
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Purgatori]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|133 x 34 x 124
|560,728
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire - Dominatrix|Vampire MkIII - Purgatori (Civilian)]]
|0.40 LM
|15 TC
|1m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|133 x 34 x 124
|560,728
|}

==Between 445 Thousand CM and 500 Thousand CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Far Arm Cruiser]]
|0.36 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|90 x 46 x 120
|496,800
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Arm Corsair]]
|0.33 LM
|60 TC
|680k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|105 x 40 x 115
|483,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Werewolf|Werewolf (Civilian)]]
|0.37 LM
|25 TC
|650k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|114 x 34 x 123
|476,748
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Werewolf|Werewolf (Purgatori Model)]]
|0.375 LM
|25 TC
|850k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|114 x 34 x 123
|476,748
|-valign="top"
|[[Werewolf|Werewolf - Damage Inc.]]
|0.39 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|114 x 34 x 123
|476,748
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Arm Manchi Vulture]]
|0.48 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|126 x 32 x 118
|475,776
|-valign="top"
|[[Hospitalship]]
|0.30 LM
|65 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|49 x 46 x 207
|466,578
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[A-Wing]]
|0.60 LM
|N/A
|570k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|79 × 48 × 122
|462,624
|-valign="top"
|[[Griff Krait]]
|0.19 LM
|2 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|88 x 50 x 105
|462,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Ixian Gunship]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|350k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 41 x 111
|455,100
|-valign="top"
|[[Starhawk]]
|0.358 LM
|125 TC
|875k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|62 x 57 x 128
|452,352
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Venom|Renegade Venom]]
|0.358 LM
|30 TC
|200.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 34 x 138
|450,432
|-valign="top"
|[[Venom]]
|0.355 LM
|40 TC
|200.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 34 x 138
|450,432
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Boa (Oolite)|Boa]]
|0.24 LM
|125 TC
|450k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|65 × 60 × 115
|448,500
|-valign="top"
|[[Boa 2 Class Cruiser]]
|0.312 LM
|175 TC
|495k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|65 × 60 × 115
|448,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Boa II Clipper Class]]
|0.362 LM
|150 TC
|525k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|65 × 60 × 115
|448,500
|}

==Between 275 Thousand CM and 445 Thousand CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Aphid]]
|0.38 LM
|5 TC
|190k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|121 x 41 x 89
|441,529
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Tesoura]]
|0.22 LM
|110 TC
|270k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 31 x 128
|436,480
|-valign="top"
|[[Python (Oolite)|Python]]
|0.20 LM
|100 TC
|200k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|80 × 40 × 130
|416,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Z-ships Python Courier]]
|0.26 LM
|70 TC
|240k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 40 x 130
|416,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Vector OXP|Vector]]
|0.47 LM
|12 TC
|692k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|86 x 35 x 137
|412,370
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Python ET Special]]
|0.35 LM
|100 TC
|360k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 40 x 128
|409,600
|-valign="top"
|[[Trident Executive Shuttle]]
|0.32 LM
|40 TC
|250k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|62 × 48 × 130
|386,880
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Griff Boa]]
|0.24 LM
|125 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 50 x 150
|375,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Scorpion Frigate]]
|0.40 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|80 x 45 x 100
|360,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Vampire Mk.II]]
|0.45 LM
|20 TC
|600K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|103 x 26 x 132
|353,496
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire Reaper]]
|0.47 LM
|5 TC
|800k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|103 x 26 x 132
|353,496
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Eagle_Long_Range_Fighter_Mk_4_(Oolite)|Eagle Mk 4]]
|0.35 LM
|15 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|70 x 70 x 72
|352,800
|-valign="top"
|[[Hawksbill]]
|0.20 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|123 x 26 x 110
|351,780
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Urutu Mk.IV]]
|0.32 LM
|20 TC
|315k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|124 x 30 x 94
|349,680
|-valign="top"
|[[L-Crate Hauler]]
|0.31 LM
|150 TC
|165k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|66 x 30 x 173
|342,540
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Star Murderer]]
|0.35 LM
|10 TC
|270k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|56 x 53 x 115
|341,320
|-valign="top"
|[[TAU Rockhopper]]
|0.28 LM
|80 TC
|260k Cr
|OXP
|Yes
|56 x 45 x 130
|327,600
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Rigel Bomber]]
|0.31 LM
|40 TC
|400k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|85 x 26 x 142
|313,820
|-valign="top"
|[[Flying_Dutchman_OXP|Griff Wireframe Cobra]]
|0.40 LM
|???
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|130 x 30 x 80
|312,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Caduceus]]
|0.40 LM
|25 TC
|1.2m CR
|OXP
|Yes
|74 x 32 x 127
|300,736
|-valign="top"
|[[Terrapin]]
|0.41 LM
|30 TC
|200k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|119 x 20 x 125
|297,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Renegade Viper]]
|0.32 LM
|N/A
|320k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 32 x 96
|294,912
|}

==Between 250 Thousand CM and 275 Thousand CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Zerstörer]]
|0.40 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|89 x 29 x 101
|260,681
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Police Vampire]]
|0.45 LM
|5 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|96 x 24 x 113
|260,352
|-valign="top"
|[[Vampire Mk.I]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|450K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 24 x 113
|260,352
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Icarus (Oolite)|Icarus]]
|0.30 LM
|12 TC
|95k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|100 x 20 x 130
|260,000
|-valign="top"
|[[Mosquito Sport]]
|0.36 LM
|25 TC
|180K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|94 x 31 x 89
|259,346
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cobra III NjX]]
|0.375 LM
|12 TC
|201.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|253,500
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra_III_NjX|Cobra III NjX (Ex-Military)]]
|0.39 LM
|8 TC
|274k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|253,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Cobra Mk.3 (Oolite)|Cobra Mk III]]
|0.35 LM
|20 TC
|150k CR
|Standard
|Yes
|130 × 30 × 65
|253,500
|-valign="top"
|[[DWCobra|Dark Wheel Cobra Mk III]]
|0.36 LM
|20 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|253,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Teretrurus Mk.I]]
|0.425 LM
|10 TC
|470k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|253,500
|-valign="top"
|[[Z-ships Cobra Commodore]]
|0.36 LM
|16 TC
|240k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|130 x 30 x 65
|253,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Wolf Mk.2 (Oolite)|Wolf Mk II]]
|0.38 LM
|20 TC
|580k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|90 x 26 x 108
|252,720
|-valign="top"
|[[Taxi Galactica|Rebel Viper]]
|0.32 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|N/A
|82 x 32 x 96
|251,904
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[GalCop Viper Cruiser]]
|0.39 LM
|8 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|74 x 25 x 136
|251,600
|-valign="top"
|[[S.T.E]]
|0.39 LM
|40 TC
|185k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|108 x 20 x 116
|250,560
|}

==Between 200 Thousand CM and 250 Thousand CM==
{| style="border: 1px solid #cfcfbf; background-color: #f0f0ff; padding: .5em 1em 1em; cellpadding: 0; cellspacing: 0; color: #000000; vertical-align: top; text-align: left;"
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
! style="width: 150px;"|[[Alphabetical Ship List (Oolite)|Ship]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Fastest Ships (Oolite)|Max Speed]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Largest Ships (Oolite)|Cargo Capacity]]
! style="width: 100px;"|[[Expensive Ships (Oolite)|Base Cost]]
! style="width: 100px;"|OXP or Standard
! style="width: 100px;"|Available to Player
! style="width: 125px;"|Size (metres, W×H×L)
! style="width: 100px;"|Cubic Meters
|-valign="top"
|[[Navy Viper]]
|0.32 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|96 x 81 x 32
|248,832
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Tiger Mark I]]
|0.50 LM
|50 TC
|730k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|108 x 22 x 103
|244,728
|-valign="top"
|[[Weeviloid Scoutship]]
|0.32 LM
|10 TC
|75k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|74 x 32 x 100
|236,800
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Navy Minesweeper]]
|0.32 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|135 x 73 x 24
|236,520
|-valign="top"
|[[CoachWhip]]
|0.34 LM
|10 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|82 x 25 x 106
|217,300
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Phoenix]]
|0.375 LM
|25 TC
|150k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|117 x 25 x 73
|213,525
|-valign="top"
|[[Pelamis]]
|0.298 LM
|60 TC
|272.5k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|75 x 30 x 94
|211,500
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Far Arm Tanker]]
|0.32 LM
|50 TC
|180k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|80 x 24 x 110
|211,200
|-valign="top"
|[[Cobra Courier]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|275k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|140 x 22 x 67
|206,360
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Spiv]]
|0.30 LM
|65 TC
|693k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|110 x 31 x 60
|204,600
|-valign="top"
|[[Woma]]
|0.10 LM
|N/A
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|60 x 24 x 142
|204,480
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[SuperCobra]]
|0.45 LM
|40 TC
|1,622k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|131 × 26 × 60
|204,360
|-valign="top"
|[[Capisastra Hauler]]
|0.30 LM
|20 TC
|N/A
|OXP
|No
|139 x 15 x 97
|202,245
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Salamander (Oolite)|Salamander]]
|0.37 LM
|20 TC
|185K CR
|OXP
|Yes
|96 x 30 x 70
|201,600
|-valign="top"
|[[Monitor (Oolite)|Monitor]]
|0.18 LM
|75 TC
|180k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 40 x 100
|200,000
|-valign="top" bgcolor="#e7e7ff"
|[[Monitor 2]]
|0.21 LM
|75 TC
|340k CR
|OXP
|Yes
|50 x 40 x 100
|200,000
|}
 
{{Navbox OXP Ships}}
[[Category:Oolite Ship Lists]]

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-23T17:58:48Z

Theta Seven: Height is 45, not 40m... I know my ships quite well...

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image = [[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|275px]]
|dimensions = 56 x 45 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 45m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 260,000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

==Availability==
Available to players from Tech Level 7 systems and above.

It is a regular trading and mining vessel, but occasionally pirates choose it as their freighter too.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79. It also makes use of features introduced in v1.83, so while it is compatible with earlier versions, it is recommended to use it with v1.83 or later.

==Thanks to==
[[User:Norby|Norby]] and [[User:another_commander|another_commander]] for help in balancing the price and implementing multiple lasers.

==Download OXZ==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

==Version history==
v1.1.2 - Fixed default equipment when buying ship 
v1.1.1 - Reduced price, changed external viewport distances 
v1.1.0 - Added support for multiple lasers on v1.83+ 
v1.0.1 - Fixed required version, matched internal manifest to the generated one 
v1.0.0 - OXZ created

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.1.2
|release = 2017-03-18
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=18677 Oolite BB topic]
}}

{{ship-OXP}} {{OXPLevel|2}}

File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz

2017-03-18T18:10:17Z

Theta Seven: Edited descr.

OXZ file for the TAU Rockhopper expansion pack made by Theta Seven

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-18T18:08:33Z

Theta Seven: v1.1.2 - You shouldn't get a military shield enhancement with a ship for free...

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image = [[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|275px]]
|dimensions = 56 x 40 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 40m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 260,000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

==Availability==
Available to players from Tech Level 7 systems and above.

It is a regular trading and mining vessel, but occasionally pirates choose it as their freighter too.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79. It also makes use of features introduced in v1.83, so while it is compatible with earlier versions, it is recommended to use it with v1.83 or later.

==Thanks to==
[[User:Norby|Norby]] and [[User:another_commander|another_commander]] for help in balancing the price and implementing multiple lasers.

==Download OXZ==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

==Version history==
v1.1.2 - Fixed default equipment when buying ship 
v1.1.1 - Reduced price, changed external viewport distances 
v1.1.0 - Added support for multiple lasers on v1.83+ 
v1.0.1 - Fixed required version, matched internal manifest to the generated one 
v1.0.0 - OXZ created

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.1.2
|release = 2017-03-18
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=18677 Oolite BB topic]
}}

{{ship-OXP}} {{OXPLevel|2}}

File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz

2017-03-18T18:06:58Z

Theta Seven: Theta Seven uploaded a new version of "File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz": v1.1.2 - Fixed default equipment when buying ship

v1.0.0 - OXZ created

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-15T17:08:28Z

Theta Seven: Added thanks to

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image = [[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|275px]]
|dimensions = 56 x 40 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 40m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 260,000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

==Availability==
Available to players from Tech Level 7 systems and above.

It is a regular trading and mining vessel, but occasionally pirates choose it as their freighter too.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79. It also makes use of features introduced in v1.83, so while it is compatible with earlier versions, it is recommended to use it with v1.83 or later.

==Thanks to==
[[User:Norby|Norby]] and [[User:another_commander|another_commander]] for help in balancing the price and implementing multiple lasers.

==Download OXZ==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

==Version history==
v1.1.1 - Reduced price, changed external viewport distances 
v1.1.0 - Added support for multiple lasers on v1.83+ 
v1.0.1 - Fixed required version, matched internal manifest to the generated one 
v1.0.0 - OXZ created

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.1.1
|release = 2017-03-15
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=18677 Oolite BB topic]
}}

{{ship-OXP}} {{OXPLevel|2}}

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-15T17:01:33Z

Theta Seven: v1.1.1

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image = [[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|275px]]
|dimensions = 56 x 40 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 40m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 260,000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

==Availability==
Available to players from Tech Level 7 systems and above.

It is a regular trading and mining vessel, but occasionally pirates choose it as their freighter too.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79. It also makes use of features introduced in v1.83, so while it is compatible with earlier versions, it is recommended to use it with v1.83 or later.

==Download OXZ==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

==Version history==
v1.1.1 - Reduced price, changed external viewport distances 
v1.1.0 - Added support for multiple lasers on v1.83+ 
v1.0.1 - Fixed required version, matched internal manifest to the generated one 
v1.0.0 - OXZ created

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.1.1
|release = 2017-03-15
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=18677 Oolite BB topic]
}}

{{ship-OXP}} {{OXPLevel|2}}

File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz

2017-03-15T16:58:47Z

Theta Seven: Theta Seven uploaded a new version of "File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz": v1.1.1 - Reduced price, changed external viewport distances

v1.0.0 - OXZ created

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-14T15:05:38Z

Theta Seven: New pack version, matched reqs, added version history, added oxplevel indicator

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image = [[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|275px]]
|dimensions = 56 x 40 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 40m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 340,000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

==Availability==
Available to players from Tech Level 7 systems and above.

It is a regular trading and mining vessel, but occasionally pirates choose it as their freighter too.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79. It also makes use of features introduced in v1.83, so while it is compatible with earlier versions, it is recommended to use it with v1.83 or later.

==Download OXZ==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

==Version history==
v1.1.0 - Added support for multiple lasers on v1.83+ 
v1.0.1 - Fixed required version, matched internal manifest to the generated one 
v1.0.0 - OXZ created

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.1.0
|release = 2017-03-14
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=31151 My Oolite BB page]
}}

{{ship-OXP}} {{OXPLevel|2}}

File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz

2017-03-14T14:45:30Z

Theta Seven: Theta Seven uploaded a new version of "File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz": v1.1.0 - Supports multiple lasers on v1.83+

v1.0.0 - OXZ created

User:Theta Seven

2017-03-12T15:08:37Z

Theta Seven: Created me

==About Me==
Hi, I'm Theta, and although I never played any versions of Elite, I found Oolite a couple of months ago, and I got hooked on it instantly.

Since I never played the original ones, I downloaded quite a lot of OXZs pretty soon, as my main point wasn't nostalgia, but rather a game tailored to my taste.

Then, after a few months I decided to wander into the Dark Side of Oolite: I created the Tiared Aerodynamics Unit and started designing ships for them, aiming to make up to par textures with the new defaults.

I play on a rather old and not-so-good laptop, so having found a game which it can run was a huge surprise to me. Due to this, my additions will never make use of shaders. Sorry about that...

- My [http://aegidian.org/bb/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=31151 Oolite BB] page -

==My OXZs - Click an image to go to its page==
[[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|thumb|300px|left|link=TAU Rockhopper|<div align=center>TAU Rockhopper ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads)</div>]]

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-11T14:40:01Z

Theta Seven: Added image, corrected stuff

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image = [[File:TAU_Rockhopper.png|275px]]
|dimensions = 56 x 40 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 40m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 340,000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

==Availability==
Available to players from Tech Level 7 systems and above.

It is a regular trading and mining vessel, but occasionally pirates choose it as their freighter too.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79.

==Download OXZ==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.0.1
|release = 2017-03-11
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=31151 My Oolite BB page]
}}

{{ship-OXP}}

File:TAU Rockhopper.png

2017-03-11T14:30:08Z

Theta Seven:

File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz

2017-03-11T12:12:48Z

Theta Seven: Theta Seven uploaded a new version of "File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz": v1.0.1 - Fixed required version, matched manifest to the generated one

v1.0.0 - OXZ created

TAU Rockhopper

2017-03-11T12:05:39Z

Theta Seven: Created page for TAU Rockhopper

{{Semantic Infobox ShipStats Oolite| title=TAU Rockhopper
|image =
|dimensions = 56 x 40 x 130
|width = 56m
|height = 40m
|length = 130m
|capacity = 80 TC
|capacityext = 15 TC
|maxspeed = 0.28 LM
|maneuverability = Roll: 2.5 Pitch: 1.0
|energybanks = 6
|energyrecharge = 3.4
|gunmounts = Fore, Aft Port, Starboard
|missileslots = 1
|shieldboost = Yes
|milshields = Yes
|hyperspace = Yes
|isoxp = OXP
|isplayer = Yes
|baseprice = 340000 Cr
}}
==Overview==
The Rockhopper is the first ship designed by Tiared Aerodynamics Unit.

Most trading vessels have huge cargo capacity, thus sacrificing speed and maneuverability, which come very handy in a space battle. The Rockhopper tries to balance this: Having only 80 TC capacity, there is a significant amount of space to install better engines, thrusters and generators in the ship, resulting in a higher top speed and better energy recharge rate.

Available from Tech Level 7 and above.

==Requirements==
The pack is in OXZ format, so it is incompatible with versions below v1.79.

==Download==
Available from the in-game expansion manager, as well as from here: 
[[Media:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz|Download from the Oolite Wiki]] ({{#downloads:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz}} downloads).

{{Infobox OXPb| title = TAU Rockhopper
|version = 1.0.0
|release = 2017-03-11
|license = CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0
|features = Ships
|category = Ships
|author = Theta Seven
|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/memberlist.php?mode=viewprofile&u=31151 My Oolite BB page]
}}

File:ThetaSeven.TAURockhopper.oxz

2017-03-11T11:33:02Z

Theta Seven: v1.0.0 - OXZ created

v1.0.0 - OXZ created