Difference between revisions of "EAS-4 Strut Connector"
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| + | |Name=EAS-4 Strut Connector | ||
| + | |Role=Structural Support | ||
| + | |Costs=250 | ||
| + | |Mass=0.05 | ||
| + | |More= | ||
| + | |since=v0.9.0 x1 ''(unreleased)'' | ||
| + | |cfg=Parts/strutConnector/parts.cfg | ||
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| − | Strut | + | The '''EAS-4 Strut Connector''' is a part that allows linking two parts together, for greater structural stability. It will be released on the 0.9 update. |
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| + | == Usage == | ||
| + | Strut Connectors require a second step for placement on the ship. After placing one end of the strut, it is necessary to click somewhere else to place the other end. Once both ends are in place, the strut is created. When on the second step, clicking the right mouse button will cancel placement. | ||
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| + | == Description == | ||
| + | {{Quote | ||
| + | |The Strut Connector is highly regarded by many spacecraft engineers as they help in constructing more stable spacecraft. Once both sides are connected, a structural beam is created to link both ends, allowing for sturdier (and heavier) construction. | ||
| + | |Kerlington Model Rockets and Paper Products Inc.}} | ||
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| + | == Changes == | ||
| + | {{see also|Version History}} | ||
| + | ''Not yet released in a stable version''. | ||
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Revision as of 19:02, 11 August 2011
The EAS-4 Strut Connector is a part that allows linking two parts together, for greater structural stability. It will be released on the 0.9 update.
Usage
Strut Connectors require a second step for placement on the ship. After placing one end of the strut, it is necessary to click somewhere else to place the other end. Once both ends are in place, the strut is created. When on the second step, clicking the right mouse button will cancel placement.
Description
| “ | The Strut Connector is highly regarded by many spacecraft engineers as they help in constructing more stable spacecraft. Once both sides are connected, a structural beam is created to link both ends, allowing for sturdier (and heavier) construction. — Kerlington Model Rockets and Paper Products Inc. |
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Changes
- → See also: Version History
Not yet released in a stable version.
