Tharkune |
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Fellow Starfinders!
I created a quick spreadsheet to aid in ship design. Hope it helps. There are a few little idiosyncrasies to the design of start ships (like Array weapons). Feel free to provide feedback on bugs or mistakes.
Go to Starship Designer
Amith |
The spread sheet looks pretty awesome! Great job!
I don't think the drift engine BP cost gets factored into the total remaining BP though.
I am also running into an issue when attempting to change the tier, but it looks like it should work. Maybe it's an issue with the fractions being options? -shrug- I'll poke at it later and see if I can figure it out.
Tharkune |
How many crew fit in a single crew quarters?
The book just says you pay for Common, Good, or Luxurious. I assume it covers the maximum number needed for the frame of the ship. For example, a Transport can hold six crew. Common crew quarters are free in BP, good 2, luxurious 5. It doesn't change with the frame size. A Dreadnought can have luxurious crew quarters for 5 BP. Seems a little strange but that's how it reads.
Tharkune |
The spread sheet looks pretty awesome! Great job!
I don't think the drift engine BP cost gets factored into the total remaining BP though.
I am also running into an issue when attempting to change the tier, but it looks like it should work. Maybe it's an issue with the fractions being options? -shrug- I'll poke at it later and see if I can figure it out.
I will take a look at it. I may have forgot to add in the cell to the total calculation. Thanks.
Tharkune |
Looks cool, but whenever I change the "Tier" I get this error "The data you entered in cell B2 violates the data validation rules set on this cell.", that said I've only run it in GoogleDocs and Open Office, so that may be the problem.
I saw that too and thought i cleared it up. I made the cell into Text to accommodate the fractions for the tiers below one and I think it doesn't like it. I will look at it tonight.
sunderedhero |
I think I figured out how to get it working in GoogleDocs and Open Office, you just have to make the tier box change format to plain text. EXAMPLE