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Merchant ship hull 1975

Spawned at Harbour base or creative island/coastguard outpost

Featuring Tajin's autopilot (More like a navigation assist since it doesn't actually work with this ship*)

Startup procedures:
Go to AFT engine room and turn on EXHAUST, AIR and FUEL pumps
Press "Engine Starter" for two seconds
Throttle up all three engines to 100%

Backing away from the dock:
Go to the other cabin and set the throttle to -1.00.

As for the rest, just read the labels on the buttons and you'll probably be fine.
BTW: "MAINS" refers to the main electric circuit which powers the ships general systems such as the pumps and lights
"PROPS" refers to the propulsion.

And you can enter most sections of the ship for damage control or just general exploration.
Fuel tanks are off limits for obvious reasons.

*Alright, maybe it does work. But I made it a steering assist for "balance" reasons. I mean, trying to follow the set course bearing while the ship is being tossed around? Isn't that fun and engaging?
Oh yes, and the rudder does take some time to move into its set position.

Sailing issues:
Good luck trying to pump water out of the ship, comrade. The ballast pumps aren't powerful enough to flush a toilet, much less pump a few thousand tons of water out of a ship after its being hit by a tsunami...

Where are the lifeboats? You may ask.
Well, they aren't worth the trouble as over the course of around five sinkings caused by progressive hold flooding, I was able to come to the conclusion that without constant attention to keep the pumps running and the ship afloat, the ship has a minor tendency to pitch down rapidly and dive all the way to the bottom without warning.

TEST A: Leak in starboard side-Forward "Flood tank A" in the bow was affected. Drainage pumps were not turned on.
Over the course of two hours in high wind conditions, the vessel failed to display any noticable effects from the wheelhouse until less than 40 seconds before the sinking when it suddenly started to pitch down due to water ingress in the forward storage hold and the main cargo hold.
Escape possibility: Impossible

TEST B: Leak in starboard side-Forward "Flood tank A" in the bow was affected. Drainage pumps were turned on.
Weather conditions were nearly identical. But with the drainage pumps turned on, the affected compartment remained dry for the duration of the test.

Or maybe I'm just too lazy to install lifeboats.

Notes:
All required items can be edited and reuploaded.

Damage to the cargo crane pistons is to be expected. This is acceptable and should not impede its operation in any way.