Particle Shield - Revision history

Bronze: Add dimensions on box shield

2026-07-14T02:56:55Z

Add dimensions on box shield

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	<br>The second number is the height of the shield.		<br>The second number is the height of the shield.
	<br>The third number is the length of the shield, relative to the front of the sign.		<br>The third number is the length of the shield, relative to the front of the sign.
	<br>Dimensions must be odd numbers.		<br>Dimensions must be odd numbers, between five and 21.
			<br>The shield's volume must be between 256 and 8192 blocks..

	A primary advantage of box shields is the greater level of control they give shipbuilders over their shield layouts.		A primary advantage of box shields is the greater level of control they give shipbuilders over their shield layouts.

Nomegla: Fixed a typo where shield was written instead of blocks. If I was incorrect I apologize. typo here "...Particle shields take damage based on how many shields WOULD be destroyed..." fixed to "...Particle shields take damage based on how many blocks WOULD be destroyed..."

2026-07-01T02:22:39Z

Fixed a typo where shield was written instead of blocks. If I was incorrect I apologize. typo here "...Particle shields take damage based on how many shields WOULD be destroyed..." fixed to "...Particle shields take damage based on how many blocks WOULD be destroyed..."

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	* The center of a particle shield is the sign. Because of this, parts of ships that absorb more incoming fire can be reinforced by placing a greater number of smaller shields in those areas, while placing fewer large shields will tend to make them weaker.		* The center of a particle shield is the sign. Because of this, parts of ships that absorb more incoming fire can be reinforced by placing a greater number of smaller shields in those areas, while placing fewer large shields will tend to make them weaker.
	* Don't spam shields! Every ship has an optimal number of shields based on its block count. You can see what this is for your ship via /starshipinfo. Going over or under this optimal shield count for your ship's class will result in penalties to shield regeneration and health.<br>Minimize shield overlap - explosions will deal the same damage to both shields at once.		* Don't spam shields! Every ship has an optimal number of shields based on its block count. You can see what this is for your ship via /starshipinfo. Going over or under this optimal shield count for your ship's class will result in penalties to shield regeneration and health.<br>Minimize shield overlap - explosions will deal the same damage to both shields at once.
	* Particle shields take damage based on how many ~~shields~~ WOULD be destroyed, were there no shield, due to this a double layer of high blast resistance blocks is marginally more effective than a single layer, and high blast resistance blocks can be used on the outside of ships to reduce shield damage.		* Particle shields take damage based on how many blocks WOULD be destroyed, were there no shield, due to this a double layer of high blast resistance blocks is marginally more effective than a single layer, and high blast resistance blocks can be used on the outside of ships to reduce shield damage.

	==Particle Shield 0.8==		==Particle Shield 0.8==

GriffMinester: corrected numbers on big shields nobody ever uses. if someone finds out they're still wrong mb

2026-06-29T05:26:47Z

corrected numbers on big shields nobody ever uses. if someone finds out they're still wrong mb

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	\| caption2 = Particle shield, class 6.5		\| caption2 = Particle shield, class 6.5
	\| custom_property_title1 = Radius		\| custom_property_title1 = Radius
	\| custom_property_value1 = ~21.5		\| custom_property_value1 = ~29.5
	\| resource_title1 = [[Printer\|Glass]] (any color)		\| resource_title1 = [[Printer\|Glass]] (any color)
	\| resource_value1 = 5		\| resource_value1 = 5
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	\| caption2 = Particle shield, class 8.5		\| caption2 = Particle shield, class 8.5
	\| custom_property_title1 = Radius		\| custom_property_title1 = Radius
	\| custom_property_value1 = ~29.5		\| custom_property_value1 = ~34.5
	\| resource_title1 = [[Printer\|Glass]] (any color)		\| resource_title1 = [[Printer\|Glass]] (any color)
	\| resource_value1 = 11		\| resource_value1 = 11

Liquid: Added a distinguishment between area and particle shields.

2025-09-09T21:24:16Z

Added a distinguishment between area and particle shields.

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			{{distinguish\|1=Area Shields}}
	* '''Particle shields''' prevent starships from taking hull damage.		* '''Particle shields''' prevent starships from taking hull damage.
	* Particle shields can be detected with [shield] or [particleshield] on the first line of the sign. Put the shield ''name'' on the second line.		* Particle shields can be detected with [shield] or [particleshield] on the first line of the sign. Put the shield ''name'' on the second line.

Magic: Mentioned that shields don't take dmg purely based on hit count & weapon type

2025-06-15T10:31:59Z

Mentioned that shields don't take dmg purely based on hit count & weapon type

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	* The center of a particle shield is the sign. Because of this, parts of ships that absorb more incoming fire can be reinforced by placing a greater number of smaller shields in those areas, while placing fewer large shields will tend to make them weaker.		* The center of a particle shield is the sign. Because of this, parts of ships that absorb more incoming fire can be reinforced by placing a greater number of smaller shields in those areas, while placing fewer large shields will tend to make them weaker.
	* Don't spam shields! Every ship has an optimal number of shields based on its block count. You can see what this is for your ship via /starshipinfo. Going over or under this optimal shield count for your ship's class will result in penalties to shield regeneration and health.<br>Minimize shield overlap - explosions will deal the same damage to both shields at once.		* Don't spam shields! Every ship has an optimal number of shields based on its block count. You can see what this is for your ship via /starshipinfo. Going over or under this optimal shield count for your ship's class will result in penalties to shield regeneration and health.<br>Minimize shield overlap - explosions will deal the same damage to both shields at once.
			* Particle shields take damage based on how many shields WOULD be destroyed, were there no shield, due to this a double layer of high blast resistance blocks is marginally more effective than a single layer, and high blast resistance blocks can be used on the outside of ships to reduce shield damage.

	==Particle Shield 0.8==		==Particle Shield 0.8==

SherbetS: /* Particle Shield 0.8i */

2025-04-21T17:35:47Z

Particle Shield 0.8i

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	'''0.8i Class Particle Shields''' are used to protect vital starship components. The shield takes '''90% less damage''' as long as the shield's health is '''above 80%'''. A ship can use one 0.8i shield for every '''7500 blocks''' it has.		'''0.8i Class Particle Shields''' are used to protect vital starship components. The shield takes '''90% less damage''' as long as the shield's health is '''above 80%'''. A ship can use one 0.8i shield for every '''7500 blocks''' it has.

			{{clear}}

			== Graph ==
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	{{Navbox_starships}}		{{Navbox_starships}}
	{{Navbox_multiblocks}}		{{Navbox_multiblocks}}

Gregolegomonkey at 17:54, 13 March 2025

2025-03-13T17:54:48Z

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	\| resource_title1 = [[Printer\|Glass]] (any color)		\| resource_title1 = [[Printer\|Glass]] (any color)
	\| resource_value1 = 1		\| resource_value1 = 1
	\| ~~resource_title1~~ = [[Iron]] Block		\| resource_title2 = [[Iron]] Block
	\| ~~resource_value1~~ = 4		\| resource_value2 = 4
	\| ~~resource_title1~~ = Sign (any type)		\| resource_title3 = Sign (any type)
	\| ~~resource_value1~~ = 1		\| resource_value3 = 1
	\| ~~resource_title1~~ = [[Printer\|Sponge]]		\| resource_title4 = [[Printer\|Sponge]]
	\| ~~resource_value1~~ = 1		\| resource_value4 = 1
	}}		}}
	'''2.0 Class Particle Shields''' provide a good shield coverage for small to medium ships.		'''2.0 Class Particle Shields''' provide a good shield coverage for small to medium ships.

Wiki Port 2 at 18:59, 2 March 2025

2025-03-02T18:59:21Z

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	'''2.0 Class Particle Shields''' provide a good shield coverage for small to medium ships.		'''2.0 Class Particle Shields''' provide a good shield coverage for small to medium ships.

			{{clear}}
	==Particle Shield 3.0==		==Particle Shield 3.0==
	{{Infobox multiblock		{{Infobox multiblock

Wiki Port 2 at 18:59, 2 March 2025

2025-03-02T18:59:11Z

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	'''0.8 Class Particle Shields''' provide a modest shield coverage for small ships. This shield can be built mirrored.		'''0.8 Class Particle Shields''' provide a modest shield coverage for small ships. This shield can be built mirrored.

			{{clear}}
	==Particle Shield 2.0==		==Particle Shield 2.0==
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	'''3.0 Class Particle Shields''' provide a decent shield coverage for medium ships.		'''3.0 Class Particle Shields''' provide a decent shield coverage for medium ships.

			{{clear}}
	==Particle Shield 6.5==		==Particle Shield 6.5==
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	'''6.5 Class Particle Shields''' provide a massive shield coverage for large ships.		'''6.5 Class Particle Shields''' provide a massive shield coverage for large ships.

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	==Particle Shield 8.5==		==Particle Shield 8.5==
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	'''8.5 Class Particle Shields''' provide a colossal shield coverage for the largest ships.		'''8.5 Class Particle Shields''' provide a colossal shield coverage for the largest ships.

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	==Box Shield==		==Box Shield==
	{{Infobox multiblock		{{Infobox multiblock
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	A primary advantage of box shields is the greater level of control they give shipbuilders over their shield layouts.		A primary advantage of box shields is the greater level of control they give shipbuilders over their shield layouts.

			{{clear}}
	==Particle Shield 0.8i==		==Particle Shield 0.8i==
	{{Infobox multiblock		{{Infobox multiblock

China: (also made the first bit a bullet list to make it slightly more legible)

2025-02-25T01:04:26Z

(also made the first bit a bullet list to make it slightly more legible)

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	'''Particle shields''' prevent starships from taking hull damage.		* '''Particle shields''' prevent starships from taking hull damage.
	~~<br>~~Particle shields can be detected with [shield] or [particleshield] on the first line of the sign. Put the shield ''name'' on the second line.		* Particle shields can be detected with [shield] or [particleshield] on the first line of the sign. Put the shield ''name'' on the second line.
	~~<br>~~Particle shields provide coverage of starship blocks and prevents them from being destroyed.		* Particle shields provide coverage of starship blocks and prevents them from being destroyed.
	~~<br>~~Classes of particle shields are spherical and have a set size, with the exception of box shields.		* Classes of particle shields are spherical and have a set size, with the exception of box shields.
	~~<br>~~Particle shield "Shield Capacity", or health, is only based on the total block count of the ship that it is mounted on, not the shield's total size.		* Particle shield "Shield Capacity", or health, is only based on the total block count of the ship that it is mounted on, not the shield's total size.
	~~<br>~~The center of a particle shield is the sign.		* The center of a particle shield is the sign. Because of this, parts of ships that absorb more incoming fire can be reinforced by placing a greater number of smaller shields in those areas, while placing fewer large shields will tend to make them weaker.
	Because of this, parts of ships that absorb more incoming fire can be reinforced by placing a greater number of smaller shields in those areas, while placing fewer large shields will tend to make them weaker.~~<br>~~Don't spam shields! Every ship has an optimal number of shields based on its block count. You can see what this is for your ship via /starshipinfo.		* Don't spam shields! Every ship has an optimal number of shields based on its block count. You can see what this is for your ship via /starshipinfo. Going over or under this optimal shield count for your ship's class will result in penalties to shield regeneration and health.<br>Minimize shield overlap - explosions will deal the same damage to both shields at once.
	Going over or under this optimal shield count for your ship's class will result in penalties to shield regeneration and health.<br>Minimize shield overlap - explosions will deal the same damage to both shields at once.

	==Particle Shield 0.8==		==Particle Shield 0.8==