How to Build Easy Rover for Ore Scouting Space Engineers
Ore Detector | |
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Category: | Functional Block |
Status: | Functional |
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Function: | |
Detects up to 5 ore locations within range. | |
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Fits small ship | |
Mass: | 85.2 kg |
Power: | -2 kW |
Range: | 50 m |
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Fits large ship and station | |
Mass: | 1,570 kg |
Power: | -2 kW |
Range: | 150 m |
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Data Controls: | [edit] [purge] (?) |
The Ore Detector is an entry-level functional block in Space Engineers. When attached to a ship and supplied with power, it displays up to 5 ore locations on the player's HUD when they are within detection range — exactly like the Hand Drill does, but with possibly greater range.
Increase the range to maximum on the Control Panel Screen! The detector starts out set to an energy-preserving low range by default.
- If installed on a Small Ship, the max range is 50 meters, which is not more than a hand-held drill.
- If installed on a Large Ship, the max range is 150 meters.
- The range of multiple Ore Detectors does not stack, ranges just overlap.
For more info about ores and their distribution, see Ores.
Broadcast
An Ore Detector has a setting Broadcast using antennas to make the ore markers on the HUD visible within the antenna range. Note that the detection range stays the same. Build an antenna on the same grid as the Ore Detector to use this feature. Make sure the antenna has broadcasting enabled as well.
This setting does not increase the detection range of the detector itself, but it's useful if you send a drone out to do the ore detecting for you, it can report its results back to your long-range station antenna. If the antenna broadcasts 3km, and the Ore Detector detects within 150m, then you can still see the HUD markers for ores that are 150m around the ore detector from 3km away. Note that asteroids only spawn when players are near, a drone can only detect ores on planets/moons.
Construction
The Ore Detector exists for large and small grid and requires 1x1x2 blocks of space. It will attach to other blocks on all faces of its cube-shaped base. The cylindrical half of the detector does not attach to blocks.
The large grid variant is preferred when ever you can afford it due its 150 m detection radius. For example, you can make a small-grid ship carry a large-grid detector + large-grid connector on its small connector.
Recipe
Ore Detector | ||||
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Component | Large Ship/Station Required | Large Ship/Station Optional | Small Ship Required | Small Ship Optional |
Detector Components | 15 | 10 | 1 | — |
Computer | 25 | — | 1 | — |
Motor | 5 | — | 1 | — |
File:Icon Item Construction Component.pngConstruction Component | 20 | 20 | 2 | — |
Steel Plate | 30 | 20 | 1 | 2 |
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Structural Blocks Armor Wheels Windows Aesthetic Functional Blocks Cockpits & Control Automation & Communication Defense Energy Maneuvering Mining & Manufacturing Storage Inventory Management Mechanical Blocks & Gravity Control Miscellaneous Removed Blocks Explosive Cube |
Source: https://spaceengineers.fandom.com/wiki/Ore_Detector
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