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Azo Voyager IV - Dated Interplanetary Cargo Transport

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- Comprehensive bridge with autonomous safety checks
- Full life support
- Cargo Hold with Crane
- Glitchy lights representing the age of the craft
- Docking Port
- Infinite Range
- Max Speed in Space of Mach ~3.1
- Engine Fire Extinguishing System
- And much more!

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1. Get in the spacecraft via the door on the large cargo door in the vehicle's rear.
2. Get into the bridge by opening the door with the button on the left. It will remain open for 5 seconds before automatically closing.
3. Go to the captain's chair.
4. In the top left of the center cluster of information, switch the engines to "on."
5. On the rightmost information cluster, switch the avionics and radar on in the bottom right set of buttons.
6. Wait for the reactor to spool to the correct RPM. It will do this automatically. There is a time remaining estimator in the top right of the rightmost information cluster.
7. Lift off and out of the hangar in VTOL mode.
8. Ascend at least 150 meters above the ground to enable forwards flight. It will not allow you to do this if you are below 150 meters.
9. Push the throttle to full or however much you desire and pull up. Keep in mind that it may not be stable below 50% throttle.
10. Fly as you wish!


1. In the bridge, on the leftmost information cluster, find the bottom left set of switches. On this panel, look for "Cargo Door Safety."
2. Flip this switch, then go to the cargo hold.
3. At the right of the cargo hold door there is a control panel. Flip the switch that opens the door. The other switch raises the landing gear.


1. If you have throttle set forward, press the down arrow on the throttle lever to set it to 0. The spacecraft will stabilize itself, but you will still be moving at the same rate you were previously.
2. Press and hold the throttle down button to put the spacecraft into reverse.
3. Point the spacecraft in the same direction you were going to begin with. Your speed should begin to fall.
4. Once your speed reaches ~200 knots, press the throttle down button again to return to stabilization mode. The spacecraft should now stop on its own.


1. Descend to an altitude and cruise above the terrain.
2. Press and hold the throttle button down. This will put the spacecraft in reverse mode.
3. The spacecraft should slow down by itself. If not, try directing the spacecraft in different directions, whichever slows you down most is best.
4. Before you start moving backwards, tap the down throttle button again. This will return the spacecraft to VTOL mode.
5. Descend as you wish. Keep in mind that in space or on the moon, the spacecraft has a net positive altitude rate in VTOL mode. This is contrary to its status on Earth, where it naturally loses altitude.

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This Azo Voyager was purchased in 2351. In the Azo universe, it's 2485 at the moment of this being published. The Voyager was used extensively across the solar system, but in this particular case, something went wrong with the reactor on a trip to a planet. The crew had to find some way to survive, however they failed. Clues to their fate are laid about the spacecraft.

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Lyam, for creating the lighting management system and light-glitch controller.
Uran_Wind for the stability controller when in forwards flight.
PYLOT for inspiring me to make this, alongside discovering the process that lets it fly.
And all creators of the LUA screens for the bridge.

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