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Adie Killgore Feb 29, 2016 @ 11:42am
Size of 1 cube in Space engineers
Greetings,

I am planning/trying to create the Invisible Hand, the flagship of General Grievous as seen in Star Wars Episode 3: Revenge of the Sith
This mighty vessel is 1088m long, 198m wide und 347m high
To create this ship as correctly as possible I need to know how big a metal cube is in Space engineers, is there anyone that could help me out with this?
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casualsailor Feb 29, 2016 @ 11:44am 
2.5m^3 for a Station or Large Ship block.

http://www.spaceengineerswiki.com/Armor_block
Last edited by casualsailor; Feb 29, 2016 @ 11:45am
Adie Killgore Feb 29, 2016 @ 11:47am 
Originally posted by casualsailor:
2.5m^3 for a Station or Large Ship block.

http://www.spaceengineerswiki.com/Armor_block

thank you kindly sir
Christopher Syn Feb 29, 2016 @ 11:51am 
That's quite a task you've set yourself. Have you attempted/completed other builds of equal size? Also, keep us informed of your progress, would love to see it :)
Adie Killgore Feb 29, 2016 @ 12:33pm 
Originally posted by Christopher Syn:
That's quite a task you've set yourself. Have you attempted/completed other builds of equal size? Also, keep us informed of your progress, would love to see it :)

I haven't as of yet, it's the first one I'm doing, I hope I'll do it well, Und I'll keep you lads und lasses informed, don't worry
Frigidman Feb 29, 2016 @ 12:39pm 
Do it all in survival mode! =D
Bananakin Skywalker Feb 29, 2016 @ 11:58pm 
Large/Station: 2.5m^3
Small: .5m^3
Tripping Pug Mar 1, 2016 @ 12:51am 
Have fun cleaning up after your computer craps itself.
plaYer2k Mar 1, 2016 @ 2:59pm 
As the explicitly given answers were wrong here, lets correct them.
The edge length of large blocks is 2.5m and the edge length of small blocks is 0.5m as they are cubes.

Their volumes however is (2.5 m)³ = 15.625 m³ for large blocks and (0.5 m)³ = 0.125 m³ for small blocks.

The power of a unit applies only to the unit and not the number in front of it. Only if it is encapsulated in brackets it applies to both.
Thus a cube with an edge length of 2m has a volume of (2 m)³ = 2³ m³ = 8 m³.
Last edited by plaYer2k; Mar 1, 2016 @ 3:01pm
Nuttercater1 Mar 1, 2016 @ 9:53pm 
Originally posted by plaYer2k:
As the explicitly given answers were wrong here, lets correct them.
The edge length of large blocks is 2.5m and the edge length of small blocks is 0.5m as they are cubes.

Their volumes however is (2.5 m)³ = 15.625 m³ for large blocks and (0.5 m)³ = 0.125 m³ for small blocks.

The power of a unit applies only to the unit and not the number in front of it. Only if it is encapsulated in brackets it applies to both.
Thus a cube with an edge length of 2m has a volume of (2 m)³ = 2³ m³ = 8 m³.

You must be fun at parties.
plaYer2k Mar 2, 2016 @ 3:23am 
Originally posted by The Spanish Inquisition:
You must be fun at parties.
Likewise. Trying to be insulting on a personal level clearly helps pushing your attractiveness too.

Wrong is wrong. If you got problems with that fact because someone corrected something so people hopefully stop doing things wrong and instead do it right, then you got a serious problem.

Child: "Yeah i can finally do math! 2+2=5! *smile*"
You: "I am proud of your efforts and i appreciate what you have achieved!"
Me: "Sorry but no. 2+2=4."
You: "Oh shut up."

Behaving as dickish like you do, attacking people for correcting wrong informations, is essentially the same like teaching wrong informations in the first place. Instead of simply correcting a wrong mindset, instead of learning for a better future, you do whatever that is you just did there.
I wish i had either words or even a proper motivation for that but i really dont. It is immature and even dangerous in my opinion. Anyhow, stay like you are if you want, it helps me identify people to not bother with anymore.

Have a nice day.
Last edited by plaYer2k; Mar 2, 2016 @ 3:25am
Banksy Mar 2, 2016 @ 4:39am 
Awesome ship. One of my favourites from Star Wars. Good luck.
Nuttercater1 Mar 2, 2016 @ 9:27pm 
Originally posted by plaYer2k:
Likewise. Trying to be insulting on a personal level clearly helps pushing your attractiveness too.

Wrong is wrong. If you got problems with that fact because someone corrected something so people hopefully stop doing things wrong and instead do it right, then you got a serious problem.

Now who is insulting someone on a personal level?

My point was that your comment sounded more like a measuring contest than supplying an answer, and seemed to me to be rather aggressive in doing so. Sounding something like this, "Since everyone here is wrong, I'M going to be right."



Originally posted by plaYer2k:

Have a nice day.

You too :)
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