Thanks :)

Nice, looks good

lol

Docking Port for the ship?

Nah, Docking Port Ship

Glad to hear! :)

this is is useful, my battleship now has a specialized hanger for one Great job

Thank you :)

Thanks, Ive subbed to your entire fleet so far. Keep up the good work.

That's the Krait :) https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3293387116

What ship is that of yours you have all the other ships on. That ship looks like either a mobile 'used ship dealer' or a mobile repair shop, either way it looks really cool.

yep

yeah same here, it's a sorely needed tool.

wait I needed this my hole time playing

Yeah I was surprised to see that no one had really done it before.

Damn, why the duck didn't anyone think about this kind of ship before?! Amazing little thing!!

i wish it did not have DLC so i can use it

Nice :) yeah I debated adding custom catwalks but wanted to keep PCU as low as I realistically could.

We got this, but then changed out the connectors to the forcefeld version and added catwalks now we can walk through them :)

This is pretty cool, I might actually start incorporating large ship to ship transfer of personnel and cargo in this way, as it stands I have a automatic shuttle ship that goes from one ship to the other.

Huh. That is one clever idea. Love these logistic and support roles for fleets, that aren't just ships with more guns. Have an upvote.^^

Thank you so much :)

Also, this is the first blueprint not made by a friend that I've ever subbed. That's a compliment.

I agree with the comment saying never even seen in sci-fi media. I've not either, and it makes a lot of sense. Rather than have a dedicated collapsible (and therefore fragile docking arm), have a small vessel dedicated to connecting is actually quite unique.

Recently I noticed that the USS Defiant docks with DS9 bow-first, but there is NO sign of a docking port on the Defiant from front views.

This makes SO much sense!

Yeah, this is just a docking arm in a shuttle so it's a lot easier to use and more versatile, just a simple thing I threw together after years of wanting to do it but never caring to.

Not sure what the drama is about, docking arms have been around in one shape or another since the connector came into being. This is just one implementation for small grid to do it. Nice job!

I made this a week ago and haven't watched that video. I've only seen a few of Luca's videos.

Luca built and showcased her own connector extender a few days ago which was very insufficient in its role to transfer items

How so?

I feel like this was built as a response to Luca the guides' video

It's a docking extender, for ships that couldn't normally fit together safely via connectors. It's in the description.

So is this actually some sort of tug? How is it meant to be used?

Поршень? Да не... Бред.

This is really cool. I don't think I've ever even seen this design in sifi movies
well done.

There wasn't really the space for that on this, but I was planning a larger version and could definitely include that in its design.

Having a drone version of this would be pretty awesome, have a control hub where you can send a drone to extend one of your docking ports as needed would be cool!

Yo this is ingenious. Subbed and upped. I really like this idea.

what a great idea well done

Yeah, I may make more of these for different sizes and styles. A hydrogen one would be fun, but quite sizeable.

ive always wanted a crane truck with this concept for ground docking, but medium conveyor pistons dont exist

cool thing, comrade

Thank you :) yeah it's something that's been needed for years but I never saw anyone actually make it.

That is a good idea.