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Oil Drilling Submarine "ALTA OilSub"
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Vehicles: Vehicle, Exploration, Technical, Underwater, Mechanical, Advanced
Tags: v1.13.4
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Jan 12 @ 10:04am
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Oil Drilling Submarine "ALTA OilSub"

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ALTA Oil, Mining and Transport (By 454ss)
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Description
BACKGROUND
The ALTA OilSub, designed and built exclusively for ALTA Industrial Corp., is a state-of-the-art 47-meter submarine engineered for underwater oil drilling. Its unique capability to tilt downward by 90 degrees allows precise and efficient drilling in challenging underwater environments. The OilSub features open crew quarters, fostering a collaborative and functional living space for the team. Equipped with an automated digital oil rod system and a steam generator, it streamlines the drilling process while ensuring consistent power generation. Designed for efficiency and endurance, the OilSub represents a significant advancement in underwater resource extraction, enabling ALTA to push the boundaries of marine drilling operations.

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SPECIFICATIONS
  • Length: 47m / 155'
  • Cost: $380,000
  • Power: 4 x Electric motors
  • Mass: 65000 kg(Dry Weight)
  • Top Speed: 40 knots
  • Generator: Steam Generator
  • Bulk Cargo Capacity: 22,000
  • Crew areas: Bridge, crew lounge, oil drilling room, generator and engine room
  • Equipment: SeaBanana

FEATURES

Bridge Features
  • GPS map w/ arrow system
  • CCTV system
  • Sonar system
  • Ballast controls

Vessel Features
  • Oil drilling system with automated controls
  • Automatic steam generator
  • Automatic airlock system
  • Automatic bilge pump system
  • Automatic lighting using player sensor
  • Automatic thermostat
  • Scuba, arctic and fire gear + lots of equipment throughout



Optimisation Features
  • Major physics optimisation and physics flooders to reduce lag

INSTRUCTIONS
  • Turn the engine and systems start key at the helm. Wait for the generator to start before use.
  • This sub is still mostly manually operated for establishing drill site. Please take a minute to explore the sub and familiarize yourself with the buttons prior to operating the Submarine. No auto pilot or auto drilling features.
  • Refer to UOS213K "Oil Spear" for full instructions on how to Operate, Drill and Strike Oil



TIPS
  • Make sure the generator is running (will require a wait).

REVISIONS
Refer to "Change Notes" tab for description of updates

CREDITS
LUA Sonar

NOTES
HAVE FUN AND ENJOY! Please feel free to comment any bugs and I will attempt to fix them!

Please do not re-upload or share without my permission, including custom versions.

Check out my other Stormworks builds :)
20 Comments
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gingio Apr 21 @ 1:08am 
so.. the little yellow boat ontop is only half connected when i spawn it... why?
kirillsvexa Mar 16 @ 6:37am 
please omua version of this submarine, this sub nice for mobile base
john greytide Mar 11 @ 9:09pm 
my lights keep flickering whenever i go 100%
pilothyperdrive Feb 15 @ 5:17pm 
nvm i figured it out
pilothyperdrive Feb 15 @ 4:41pm 
because im unable to drill further until i do
pilothyperdrive Feb 15 @ 4:41pm 
how do i connect the rods to one another?
SpaceMcSpacebar Feb 14 @ 8:48am 
Oooh, could you make a sub for mining the minerals in the volcanic island caves?
idkwhatimdoing Feb 7 @ 10:51am 
Can you make one that is on a ship? Please.
sellsworth3 Feb 5 @ 8:18pm 
The Rod Retraction isn't working properly. Once I've completed the drilling process and attempt to bring the rods back up, it's as if the rods are jammed in the ground and refuse to come up no matter how I use the Joint clamp. I can raise both it or the rods that the clamp is connected to, but neither of them seem to bring the rods up. Is there a troubleshoot to this?
sean.shabanov Feb 1 @ 3:14pm 
i think you forgot to connect the emergency exit key switch