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S.S. Baltic (1850) [DISCONTINUED]

In 1 collection by Higi
From the 1800s
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Description
SS Baltic was a paddle wheel steamer built in 1850 for transatlantic service with the American Collins Line. She set a few speed records and was to remain the fastest steamship on the Atlantic for almost 5 years.

Baltic had 2 side-lever steam engines each generated up to 900 horsepowers, turning her 10m paddle wheels at 15 rpm at full speed.


NOTE:

To spawn this ship, you must load it in addon editor menu.

You must turn on infinite electricks.

Also I recommend you to turn off vehicle damage and set physics detail to low.


Boiler start up procedure:

Turn on air valves, ignite 1-4 fireboxes, open water valves. The more fireboxes you fired and the more pressure you accumulate, the higher speed you will go. Under water valves you can find pressure gauges, red gauge is the pressure you aiming at, the white one is the current pressure. To operate at full speed you must set the water valve to 0.5 and I recommend lowering this valve at idle if you don't want to lose steam or even blow up boilers!

When boilers are set, you can go to stern and steer the ship.


Here is the controls:

W / S - Forwards / Backwards
A / D - Steering
Up / Down - Steam engines throttle
Left/Right - Sail position
1st hotkey - Horn
2st hotkey - Mainsails up/fold
3st hotkey - Topsails up/fold
4st hotkey - Topgallant sails up/fold
5st hotkey - Gaff sails on/fold
6st hotkey - Jib up/fold

You can up/fold individual sails by operating keyboard under the helm

(wasd axis are extremely low sensitive and steam engines needs some time to go from idle to full speed, so, be patient and careful, you are sailing a big and old ship!)


Anyway, I hope you enjoy exploring this ship!

Have a good one, peace \/
18 Comments
SlimitedEditionShady 12 Jul @ 8:15am 
You just spawn it as a mission.
sheldonmurphy4 4 Jun @ 7:58am 
where do i spawn this? its saved as a vehicle but i cant find the workbench big enough to spawn it.
20swords1demon 25 Mar, 2023 @ 5:01pm 
NVM, found it
20swords1demon 25 Mar, 2023 @ 4:58pm 
Where are the air valves?
Higi  [author] 15 Aug, 2021 @ 5:23am 
Right now I figured out some cheap sails, in term of game performance coast. So, "working" sails upcoming to this ship!
Higi  [author] 6 Aug, 2021 @ 10:19am 
I probably didn't do that bc you have a numeric tooltip on a helm that indicates your throttle, and also for dead stop you can drop the steam pressure down to zero at the boiler room. The speed of the boat depends on the speed of the steam engines, which runs faster the higher steam pressure are.

And it's 1850's steamer, so I guess people had no fancy dials anyway
ur ugly 5 Aug, 2021 @ 5:05pm 
This ship is absolutely amazing but do you thing you can put a dial to know how much throttle you're putting because it's kind of hard to get the ship to a complete stop.
Higi  [author] 20 Jul, 2021 @ 11:19pm 
Ty! I was in thought to implement working sails on Baltic, and then I just realized how laggy it would be. The previous of my works had 6 working sails, and each of them consumes about 5-8 of physics tps. So it's 30+ tps down from sails only. Ship feels great and it's actually playable, tho.

And Baltic have, ehm, 11 sails? So that basicaly mean that Baltic would have nearly dead physics tps even on my powerful pc, no need to talk about avg ones. Sad, sad. Hope to see in game intentional sails at some point to bring this ship wind power!

Ah eh what about was I. Yeah, so if you want to try working sails, check out my previous work - s.s. Sirius
Emperor Felony 19 Jul, 2021 @ 3:20pm 
This era of steam/sail combination is a fascinating and beautiful one in ship design, keep it up! I had a shot at the SS Great Britain but the work it took scared me off doing anything else!
Higi  [author] 2 Jul, 2021 @ 3:46am 
Well probably not soon. I crushed on 1800-ish steam ships too hard