Editing VB-Basic Ship Creation (section)

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Move back to the Class window where our new active sensor should have appeared. Add one of this sensor to the design, which should now appear as below. The GPS value for the sensor is its emissions signature. This can be detected by EM sensors while the active sensor is in operation. So use active sensors carefully as they can give away your position to ships or populations with passive EM sensors. Equally you can use your own EM sensors (when we create them), to watch for the active sensors of alien vessels. Note the ship is slightly slower now because it is larger and only has the same engine power as before. The failure rate has also increased a little and the max range has fallen slightly because the engines will burn the same fuel as before but because of the lower max speed you won't travel as far before it runs out.

 Tribal class Geological Survey Vessel    1450 tons     133 Crew     300.5 BP      TCS 29  TH 50  EM 0
 1724 km/s     Armour 1-11     Shields 0-0     Sensors 1/1/0/2     Damage Control Rating 1     PPV 0
 Annual Failure Rate: 16%    IFR: 0.2%    Maintenance Capacity 130 MSP    Max Repair 100 MSP
 
 Nuclear Thermal Engine E10 (2)    Power 25    Fuel Use 100%    Signature 25    Armour 0    Exp 5%
 Fuel Capacity 50,000 Litres    Range 62.1 billion km   (416 days at full power)
 
 Active Search Sensor S20-R100 (1)     GPS 2000     Range 20.0m km    Resolution 100
 Geological Survey Sensors (2)   2 Survey Points Per Hour
 
 This design is classed as a military vessel for maintenance purposes


Note that when following this tutorial in newer versions of Aurora, some of these details may turn out slightly different, for example, the above may read: 

 Active Search Sensor MR10-R100 (1)     GPS 2000     Range 10.0m km    Resolution 100