Storage Capacity: Difference between revisions
(Created page with "'''Storage Capacity''' is the way that the amount of containers a ship can store is calculated Ships cannot be detected with more containers than their limit * Speeders have a storage capacity equal to 25% of their block count * Civilian ships have a storage capacity equal to 4.5% of their block count * Warships have a storage capacity equal to 2.5% of their block count * Platforms have no limit on the amount of containers they can pilot == Containers == * Chests and...") |
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* Dispensers and droppers use 1 storage capacity per block | * Dispensers and droppers use 1 storage capacity per block | ||
* Hoppers use 1 storage capacity each | * Hoppers use 1 storage capacity each | ||
* Ender chests do not use any storage capacity, but cannot be obtained in survival. | * Ender chests do not use any storage capacity, but cannot be obtained in survival.{{Navbox starships}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:50, 21 February 2025
Storage Capacity is the way that the amount of containers a ship can store is calculated
Ships cannot be detected with more containers than their limit
- Speeders have a storage capacity equal to 25% of their block count
- Civilian ships have a storage capacity equal to 4.5% of their block count
- Warships have a storage capacity equal to 2.5% of their block count
- Platforms have no limit on the amount of containers they can pilot
Containers[edit | edit source]
- Chests and barrels use 3 storage capacity each
- Dispensers and droppers use 1 storage capacity per block
- Hoppers use 1 storage capacity each
- Ender chests do not use any storage capacity, but cannot be obtained in survival.