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==Flying and moving in Cruiser Command==
=Flying and Steering in Cruiser Command=
in cruiser command flying your ship is represented by a gauge to the left of your ship.
In cruiser command flying your ship is represented by a gauge to the left of your ship.


*image of small ship and its gauge  
*image of small ship and its gauge  


the middle solid dark blue line represents your throttle and determines the speed of your ship
The middle solid dark blue line represents your throttle and determines the speed of your ship.
if you move the throttle to the top, the guage will slowly fill indicating that your ship is speeding up.
The throttle can be raised or lowered using accelerate (hotkey w) and decelerate (hotkey s) respectively.
if your throttle is at the top of the guage your ship will fly at max speed (which can be upgraded)
As you raise the throttle, the gauge will slowly fill indicating that your ship is speeding up.
to raise and lower the throttle you use accelerate (hotkey w) and decelerate (hotkey s) abilities
If your throttle is at the top of the gauge your ship will fly at max speed (which can be upgraded).


*image command card highlighting position of each accelerate/decel
*image command card highlighting position of each accelerate/decel


Your ship will always move directly forward in the direction its facing. So in order to steer your ship, use your mouse and issue a move command with right click.


*Note: flying around costs energy, the faster you go the more energy is drained. If your ship runs out of energy, the throttle reduces to 0 and you experience a temporary blackout.


All flyable ships also have a "Cut Engines" ability (hotkey x) that reduces your throttle to 0, eventually stopping your ship.


 
=Map Warping=
The direction which your ship will fly is changed using your mouse and issuing a move command
Cruiser command has a warping system. Players that fly to any edge of the map will instantly warp to the corresponding opposite side. Using map warp can lower travel time, save power and help escape. Map warping is disabled after the event [[A Gravity Well Forms]].
the ship will always move directly forward.
 
 
flying around costs energy, the faster you go the more energy is drained.

Latest revision as of 02:01, 24 March 2015

Flying and Steering in Cruiser Command

In cruiser command flying your ship is represented by a gauge to the left of your ship.

  • image of small ship and its gauge

The middle solid dark blue line represents your throttle and determines the speed of your ship. The throttle can be raised or lowered using accelerate (hotkey w) and decelerate (hotkey s) respectively. As you raise the throttle, the gauge will slowly fill indicating that your ship is speeding up. If your throttle is at the top of the gauge your ship will fly at max speed (which can be upgraded).

  • image command card highlighting position of each accelerate/decel

Your ship will always move directly forward in the direction its facing. So in order to steer your ship, use your mouse and issue a move command with right click.

  • Note: flying around costs energy, the faster you go the more energy is drained. If your ship runs out of energy, the throttle reduces to 0 and you experience a temporary blackout.

All flyable ships also have a "Cut Engines" ability (hotkey x) that reduces your throttle to 0, eventually stopping your ship.

Map Warping

Cruiser command has a warping system. Players that fly to any edge of the map will instantly warp to the corresponding opposite side. Using map warp can lower travel time, save power and help escape. Map warping is disabled after the event A Gravity Well Forms.