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Re: New guy (inertialess)

From: Jeff Miller <shadocat@p...>
Date: Fri, 05 Nov 1999 11:06:22 -0800
Subject: Re: New guy (inertialess)

John Leary wrote:

>
> Jeff,
>      Yes, I have a race for FT/MT2.0 that uses the concept.	I use
the ships
> from
> SFB and some other 'round' ships.   The (standard) drive produces 16
function
> points
> which may be used to move one inch (one point) of rotate 30 degrees
(one point).
> The standard turn, move, turn, move sequence is retained, but
rotations (at the
> turn
> points) are not limited and the second move can be zero if desired.

Is this sub-light movement or FTL movement?

That system is much more compatable with other FT movement systems but,
technically, I'd call the movement "semi-inertialess."	The drive system
hides
enough of the mass to allow it to manouver like crazy but retains enough
mass that
it can thrust and still remain near inertail ships.

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