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An '''Advanced Navigation Computer''' provides improved /jump capabilities.<br> | An '''Advanced Navigation Computer''' provides improved /jump capabilities.<br> | ||
Ships with this multiblock can jump 33% further than with a basic navigation computer.<br> | Ships with this multiblock can jump 33% further than with a basic navigation computer.<br> | ||
Advanced navigation computers can be constructed either vertically or horizontally. | Advanced navigation computers can be constructed either vertically or horizontally. For vertically constructed advanced navigation computers, the sign has to be centered at the lowest iron block instead of the standard placement for horizontal construction. | ||
{{Navbox_starships}} | {{Navbox_starships}} | ||
Latest revision as of 00:47, 13 July 2026
Navigation Computers provide a starship with the ability to /jump to a specified coordinate without a Hyperspace Beacon. Navigation Computers can be detected with the sign text [navcomputer].
| Basic Navigation Computer | |
| |
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Resource Requirements | |
| Diamond Block | 2 |
| Glass (any color) | 1 |
| Glass Pane (any color) | 4 |
| Iron Block | 2 |
| Sign (any type) | 1 |
| Sponge | 1 |
| Stairs (any type) | 2 |
A Basic Navigation Computer provides basic /jump capabilities.
| Advanced Navigation Computer | |
| |
| Properties | |
|---|---|
| Resource Requirements | |
| Diamond Block | 1 |
| Glass Pane (any color) | 3 |
| Iron Block | 10 |
| Sign (any type) | 1 |
| Sponge | 8 |
| Stairs (any type) | 8 |
An Advanced Navigation Computer provides improved /jump capabilities.
Ships with this multiblock can jump 33% further than with a basic navigation computer.
Advanced navigation computers can be constructed either vertically or horizontally. For vertically constructed advanced navigation computers, the sign has to be centered at the lowest iron block instead of the standard placement for horizontal construction.