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A combined jetpack / storage unit worn on the back, usually in combination with an [EVA Suit]]. The jetpack is capable of flight speeds of '''3m/s''' (slightly slower than running in a spacesuit over smooth terrain). The jetpack is especially useful for construction work and mining. | A combined jetpack / storage unit worn on the back, usually in combination with an [EVA Suit]]. The jetpack is capable of flight speeds of '''3m/s''' (slightly slower than running in a spacesuit over smooth terrain). The jetpack is especially useful for construction work and mining. | ||
| − | A larger, more powerful but much more expensive [[Hardsuit Jetpack]] is also available, as is a more- | + | A larger, more powerful but much more expensive [[Hardsuit Jetpack]] is also available, as is a more readily-attainable [[Hardsuit Backpack]] (which provides additional storage but no jetpack functionality). |
==Usage== | ==Usage== | ||
Your jetpack can be activated using the Keyboard shortcut ''''J'''' or by pressing the Spacebar (which will cause you to gain altitude). It also significantly increases your carrying capacity. | Your jetpack can be activated using the Keyboard shortcut ''''J'''' or by pressing the Spacebar (which will cause you to gain altitude). It also significantly increases your carrying capacity. | ||
| − | The jetpack includes a Stabiliser function, which when activated will cause your character to 'hover' after gaining altitude in a gravity well, rather than falling. It is also possible to | + | The jetpack includes a Stabiliser function, which when activated will cause your character to 'hover' after gaining altitude in a gravity well, rather than falling. It is also possible to adjust the 'Thrust' Value of your jetpack. This will not change the top speed you can attain, but instead adjusts the rate of acceleration. The basic [[Spacepack]] can therefore be made more responsive by increasing its Thrust setting. |
| − | Your backpack storage and jetpack functions can be accessed by pressing the Number ''''4'''' key. This will bring up a panel showing the | + | Your backpack storage and jetpack functions can be accessed by pressing the Number ''''4'''' key. This will bring up a panel showing the backpack's settings, as follows: |
| − | * '''Stabiliser On / Off''' - Toggle the | + | * '''Stabiliser On / Off''' - Toggle the Stabilizer on and off |
| − | * '''Thrust Up/Down''' - When the | + | * '''Thrust Up/Down''' - When the jetpack is active, adjusts Thrust by increments of +/-10% |
The colour of an (unworn) helmet can be changed using [[Spray Paint]]. | The colour of an (unworn) helmet can be changed using [[Spray Paint]]. | ||
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==Slots== | ==Slots== | ||
It contains 10 slots, as follows: | It contains 10 slots, as follows: | ||
| − | * 1x '''Propellant Tank''' - Insert a [[Canister]] or [[Gas Canister (Smart)]] containing suitable propellant gas (usually pure [[Nitrogen| | + | * 1x '''Propellant Tank''' - Insert a [[Canister]] or [[Gas Canister (Smart)]] containing suitable propellant gas (usually pure [[Nitrogen|N<sub>2</sub>]], but sometimes [[Carbon Dioxide|CO<sub>2</sub>]]) |
* 9x '''Generic Storage''' slots | * 9x '''Generic Storage''' slots | ||
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* It is theoretically possible to mix [[EVA Suit]] elements and [[Hardsuit]] elements, although this is relatively uncommon | * It is theoretically possible to mix [[EVA Suit]] elements and [[Hardsuit]] elements, although this is relatively uncommon | ||
* [[Marine Armor]] has no matching backpack, and could therefore be supplemented sensibly with any backpack | * [[Marine Armor]] has no matching backpack, and could therefore be supplemented sensibly with any backpack | ||
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* Any gas mix can be used as propellant, as Thrust is generated by controlled venting of the gas, not by combustion (although see below...) | * Any gas mix can be used as propellant, as Thrust is generated by controlled venting of the gas, not by combustion (although see below...) | ||
* Your jetpack vents its propellant directly into the atmosphere or any sealed room you are inside - as such, your jetpack could potentially contaminate a sealed environment (for example with [[Carbon Dioxide]] or [[Pollutant]]), or even cause a fire if it causes [[Oxygen]] and [[Hydrogen]] to mix in sufficient quantities to support spontaneous combustion | * Your jetpack vents its propellant directly into the atmosphere or any sealed room you are inside - as such, your jetpack could potentially contaminate a sealed environment (for example with [[Carbon Dioxide]] or [[Pollutant]]), or even cause a fire if it causes [[Oxygen]] and [[Hydrogen]] to mix in sufficient quantities to support spontaneous combustion | ||
* In theory, you could carry a spare propellant tank in your backpack, potentially with an alternate gas mix (possibly allowing safe use of jetpack 'indoors') | * In theory, you could carry a spare propellant tank in your backpack, potentially with an alternate gas mix (possibly allowing safe use of jetpack 'indoors') | ||
* Generally you will wish to use a gas with plentiful availability as jetpack propellant (such as [[Carbon Dioxide]] on [[Mars]]) | * Generally you will wish to use a gas with plentiful availability as jetpack propellant (such as [[Carbon Dioxide]] on [[Mars]]) | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 15 December 2020
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| Recipe | |
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| Created With | Fabricator, Tool Manufactory |
| Cost | 5g Iron, 2g Copper |
Contents
Description
A combined jetpack / storage unit worn on the back, usually in combination with an [EVA Suit]]. The jetpack is capable of flight speeds of 3m/s (slightly slower than running in a spacesuit over smooth terrain). The jetpack is especially useful for construction work and mining.
A larger, more powerful but much more expensive Hardsuit Jetpack is also available, as is a more readily-attainable Hardsuit Backpack (which provides additional storage but no jetpack functionality).
Usage
Your jetpack can be activated using the Keyboard shortcut 'J' or by pressing the Spacebar (which will cause you to gain altitude). It also significantly increases your carrying capacity.
The jetpack includes a Stabiliser function, which when activated will cause your character to 'hover' after gaining altitude in a gravity well, rather than falling. It is also possible to adjust the 'Thrust' Value of your jetpack. This will not change the top speed you can attain, but instead adjusts the rate of acceleration. The basic Spacepack can therefore be made more responsive by increasing its Thrust setting.
Your backpack storage and jetpack functions can be accessed by pressing the Number '4' key. This will bring up a panel showing the backpack's settings, as follows:
- Stabiliser On / Off - Toggle the Stabilizer on and off
- Thrust Up/Down - When the jetpack is active, adjusts Thrust by increments of +/-10%
The colour of an (unworn) helmet can be changed using Spray Paint.
Slots
It contains 10 slots, as follows:
- 1x Propellant Tank - Insert a Canister or Gas Canister (Smart) containing suitable propellant gas (usually pure N2, but sometimes CO2)
- 9x Generic Storage slots
Notes
- Your backpack can hold items stacked within items (so in theory, you could nest multiple backpacks - although this may be contrary to the spirit of the game!)
- It is theoretically possible to mix EVA Suit elements and Hardsuit elements, although this is relatively uncommon
- Marine Armor has no matching backpack, and could therefore be supplemented sensibly with any backpack
- Any gas mix can be used as propellant, as Thrust is generated by controlled venting of the gas, not by combustion (although see below...)
- Your jetpack vents its propellant directly into the atmosphere or any sealed room you are inside - as such, your jetpack could potentially contaminate a sealed environment (for example with Carbon Dioxide or Pollutant), or even cause a fire if it causes Oxygen and Hydrogen to mix in sufficient quantities to support spontaneous combustion
- In theory, you could carry a spare propellant tank in your backpack, potentially with an alternate gas mix (possibly allowing safe use of jetpack 'indoors')
- Generally you will wish to use a gas with plentiful availability as jetpack propellant (such as Carbon Dioxide on Mars)