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Dauntless L. Cruiser (40k)

Thank you

I've upload the torpedo file, but it hasn't been changed since I last played so the recent updates might have made changes to wiring. But I guess it there's not too strange going on with the ones already in the Dauntless file it should be ok.

https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3089413426

It was only design choice not have duplicate controls on the bridge since I felt there was enough there (and because I thought I had set up the torpedo terminal to centre on a transducer in front of the sub for a better view when manual detonation was needed, I realise I must have forgotten that or it might not have worked in testing).
All it would need is six buttons (or anything else to activate them) connected to six wifi components, (777, 778, 779 and 780, 781, 782, for torpedoes 1 and 2 respectively) set to a high range (I went with 20000).

The shuttle terminal allows for bridge control of the shark assault boat. However it requires a switch in boat itself to be turned on (It would turn of shuttle controls and allow wifi input and vice versa, so that only one terminal could provide input at a time. There were issues with navigation if both terminals were active at once).

From what I remember when designing and from briefly looking at my wiring (though I'm a bit out of practice with it):
I designed them to be semi-dumbfire torpedoes with limited detection.
Once armed it turns on a motion sensor for alive humans and monsters (I remember running into a lot of issues trying to make them explode when detecting structures, even with adjusting the sensor). So it needs to be manually detonated against structures and submarines (the smallest decrease in velocity helped me tell if it glanced the side of a sub).

The terminal is only for launching and detonating the torpedoes. I toyed with the idea of having it control them but decided against it given how much firepower I was putting into them and the inspiration for them. Though it is possible if you want to make the changes necessary for it (though it might take a bit of doing, I fiddled with the engines of the torpedoes, mostly to keep them shooting straight).

add: I also cannot find the .sub files for Torpedo 1 and 2

Love this ship but I've had issues using the Torpedos
Are they on an impact/motion fuse along with the manual control (arm, launch, detonate) and does the forward Torpedo Control Terminal #1 actually control the trajectory of the torpedoes or is it only for launching? Any way to launch them from the bridge?
I also cannot find a use for the Shuttle Navigation Terminal inside the Bridge

Thanks, I hope it works out better this time. But I have a nagging feeling I forgot to change something.

Wow, I'm really impressed by how quickly you did things. Thanks for taking my feedback on this, I look forward to using the sub again next time I play. You're the best!

- I added in a lot more auto doors (I think the only ones now not auto are the airlocks and the forward ballast door) since it's a lot easier to change the auto doors to manual than the other way around. If you remove one of the wires on the door (or just detached it without completely removing it so you can add it back later) they will become manually opening doors but retaining the auto closing and water detection. There is a logbook with the information of which wire that is (since I've forgotten what the 2 set_states were connected to), which I've moved to the bridge since it may have been difficulty to realise there was a cabinet in front of the decorative bookcase.

- I've fixed the capacitors' auto charging logic, now each capacitor has it's own set of components. It'll fix the issue of the logic not working when the capacitors had different levels of charge when connected to the same logic components. Since the batteries use something similar I added a button to turn their auto charging off, just in case anyone runs into a problem with them not being on the same charge %, but I don't think I've had a problem with the batteries.