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Canna Car Ferry

Canna is a really simple 2 lane car ferry made for transport between some of the lesser developed islands in the Stormworks world. Built to carry smaller cars, the inner cabin also houses seating for 15 passengers.



The build itself is based on the old Rathlin Island ferry in terms of looks. Overall it is a really simple to use boat that gets the job done, nothing about it is meant to be special or stand out.

The vehicles loaded, with an exception of the tractor, are from: https://steamproxy.net/id/Tigrrer/myworkshopfiles/?appid=573090


Going to keep this rather simple.

• Canna should not be in operation over winds of 50% when unloaded. If loaded, the vehicle should be fine under winds of 70%.
  
• The rear deck doors have a lock that can be enabled through a switch in the main bridge. Large waves may flood the rear deck, meaning that in high winds this lock should be enabled to prevent overboard passengers or lower cabin flooding.
  
• When the ship is unloaded, being above half throttle may cause the ship to wheelie. This is a known stability issue but should be preventable if kept under half.
  
• While spawning users may get a warning message stating that this build contains a large amount of monitors. This is due to the fact that small 1x1 huds are used as props throughout the build, these will not impact your performance.
  
• This ship is has a total of 4 anchors, one for each corner. After pressing the drop anchor button, the anchor will automatically stop once the mag has connected to something. Use these to your advantage when docking as it helps greatly to keep the vessel in place.

• The autopilot is single way-point based.
  
• Enter a way-point to activate the autopilot. It will simply steer towards this point on the map, so be aware if there are any obstacles in the way.
  
• To disable the autopilot, either clear both numbers on the keypad or enter two identical numbers. The way-point is activated when the A and B inputs are different.

Stormworks is a game for me to relax in and build for the fun of it. Due to this, published creations may not be updated over time as other projects spring up. Rude or idiotic comments, plus questions that can simply be answered through a google search, will be removed. Details about any fixes or version changes will always be written out in the Change Notes tab of the creation's publish page.