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but it doesn\'t comply with AMC regulations. Oh well.

You should look at them ^^ I listed all systems I could find in this thread: http://star-made.org/content/compilation-ship-classifications-date Maybe it will give you some inspiration.

There are so many things Schema could add to this game. More kinds of systems, mechanical connections like hinges, pistons, lifts and \'\'rails\'\' - for sliding doors - cables to connect systems together in tight spaces. Possibilities are endless. But you\'ve got to remember that Schema is...

Cuz it works for me. Just rename them like you would do with the ship. Still works for me ^^

Mind you that is Star Wars ^^ Things in it get pretty big and thus 500 meters difference between two Star Destroyers isn\'t very significant when you have a 900km diameter Death Star.

This makes it hard to really work out docking requirements without actually looking at the ship. Generally speaking, you don\'t dock anything larger than a Cruiser/Battlecruiser, simply because: a) Anything bigger is about as big as the Carrier you are using b) The core is dangerously close...

I\'ll post the table I used if you want.

I took averages of 10 different systems and put them together into one. Ships SHOULD be classified by their mass and weapons power and NOT by what they are used for. This is simply because classes such as \'\'Cruiser\'\' or \'\'Battleship\'\' refer to the size of the vessel - they don\'t...

This guy either wants to take on a Titan with a ship a tenth of the size or he just doesn\'t understand what \'\'cruiser\'\' stands for. Only other explanation is he was joking ^^ Names of ship class correspond to what they would be like in the navy - with the exception of the titan. The...

By \'\'not going into detail\'\' I meant \'\'not forcing excess criteria for ship classification\'\' or \'\'keep the classification clean and simple\'\'. I got carried away anyway ^^

This isn\'t EVE. We can make nearly infinite combinations of ships but, at the end of the day, the size of the ship and the size of it\'s gun is really all that classifies it. Think about it: - I\'ll make a docking ship with 200000 blocks. It will be 500 meters long and largely empty inside...

I have concluded that nearly everyone calls their ships \'\'Cruisers\'\', \'\'corvettes\'\', \'\'frigates\'\' and \'\'battleships\'\' and calculated average values for ships in each class. A draft of the compiled standarized system is in the first post - I would like your opinions on it. Bear...

blocks used in a ship. Mass is essentially the amount of blocks used divided by 10. Hence a ship of 100,000 mass has 1 million blocks including systems onboard. If you mean \'\'total volume\'\' - ALL space INSIDE of the ship whether it\'s taken up by systems or free for docking etc - then no...

Can you please give me a link? I\'ll correct my mistake ^^

Blitzwing and NAmeless are fairly common with established factions and players that have been around for a while - or long enough to actually bother to research this issue. At first glance it looks like most people have very similar ideas about classifications - just not the sizes and other...

and keeping them from spamming new ship classification guides, I\'d like to keep this thread roughly on the 1st page if possible. As a side note, I\'m going to start collating everything into a spreadsheet ^^ That is if I get my hands on some Excel... Otherwise it would be a gigantic boring...

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Then recombine them and work out our own standarized class system to present to Schema and the community. I\'d like to point out that these are only up to page 17 on forums, I\'ll look through the rest of them to see if I hadn\'t missed any when I get back ^^

Since Ship Classification has gone a bit haywire and literally everyone makes up their own set of rules, I thought that I will compile links to all of them in one thread and in time, work my way through to see whether any patterns are emerging. Here goes: Ship Classifications...

And where do you put ships with 330000 mass?