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'''Tractor Beams''' are starship utility [[Multiblocks|multiblocks]] used to tow structures.
'''Tractor Beams''' were starship utility [[Multiblocks|multiblocks]] used to tow structures.


==Usage==
==Usage==

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Tractor Beam
Properties
Range 100.0
Resource Requirements

8

Aluminum Block

8

Invicon Oak Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Oak Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Oak Sign with description: Oak SignInvicon Spruce Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Spruce Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Spruce Sign with description: Spruce SignInvicon Birch Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Birch Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Birch Sign with description: Birch SignInvicon Jungle Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Jungle Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Jungle Sign with description: Jungle SignInvicon Acacia Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Acacia Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Acacia Sign with description: Acacia SignInvicon Dark Oak Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Dark Oak Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Dark Oak Sign with description: Dark Oak SignInvicon Mangrove Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Mangrove Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Mangrove Sign with description: Mangrove SignInvicon Cherry Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Cherry Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Cherry Sign with description: Cherry SignInvicon Pale Oak Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Pale Oak Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Pale Oak Sign with description: Pale Oak SignInvicon Bamboo Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Bamboo Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Bamboo Sign with description: Bamboo SignInvicon Crimson Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Crimson Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Crimson Sign with description: Crimson SignInvicon Warped Sign.png: Inventory sprite for Warped Sign in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Warped Sign with description: Warped Sign
Any Sign

1

Sponge

4

8

Any Stained Glass Pane

4

Invicon Sea Lantern.gif: Inventory sprite for Sea Lantern in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Sea Lantern with description: Sea Lantern
Sea Lantern

1

Invicon End Rod.png: Inventory sprite for End Rod in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to End Rod with description: End Rod
End Rod

1

1

Any Stained Glass

4+

Invicon Superconductor Block.png: Inventory sprite for Superconductor Block in Minecraft as shown in-game linking to Superconductor Block with description: Superconductor Block
Superconductor Block

1+

Tractor Beams were starship utility multiblocks used to tow structures.

Usage

A Tractor Beam Structure must be fully assembled to function; at least 1 middle segment, and both ends are necessary. When fully assembled, it may be fired as if it were a weapon on a starship, including following weapon sets.

When clicking on a structure, it will begin the process of acquiring the structure. Each middle segment of a Tractor Beam provides 10,000 blocks of towing capacity. A tractor beam cannot tow structures larger than its capacity. Additionally, tractor beams cannot tow water or lava, detected starships, active starships, celestial bodies, area shields, or blocks protected by claims. If the structure is acquired, then it will default to following the towing starship. The tow mode can be changed using {code|/towmode}} to select from FOLLOW, WASD, or LOOK.

The FOLLOW tow mode is the default. Towed structures will follow your ships movement, and the offset between it and your starship cannot be manipulated. The WASD tow mode converts your WASD controls to manipulate the towed object. Pressing W will move it forward in the direction you are looking, and vice versa. Crouching will lower the object, and jumping will raise it, and rotational controls will rotate the structure. The LOOK tow mode will cause the objects center to move towards the direction you are looking. The scroll wheel is used to move it closer, or farther away, and rotational controls will rotate the structure. Normal starship controls cannot be used when in WASD, or LOOK.

Towed structures may not enter areas that the user does not have build access to, such as claims or NPC regions. A towed object can be released by firing the tractor beam at it again, or releasing your starship. It will also be lost if all of its extents move beyond the multiblock's range.

Variants

The vertical variants, fully assembled.

The Tractor Beam has a horizontal, and vertical variant. The vertical variants follow the same pattern, but are assembled upwards, or downwards. The sign on these variants is placed on the side of the multiblock, on the bottom most aluminum block.