Emerald Maiden - Survival Ready Bulk Fuel Tanker

Welcome to the Emerald Maiden, a futuristic bulk fuel tanker, capable of carrying up to 4 fluid types simultaneously totaling over 18 thousand buckets.

As an aesthetic-first build, the Emerald Maiden liberally uses levitite blocks to help it achieve flight while avoiding large propellers. The levitite blocks are positioned to allow easy casting in survival. Alternatively, the Maiden may be retrofitted with Create Propulsion's thrusters to replace the lift propellers within the central maintenance shaft and reduce the need for levitite.

The Maiden boasts 4 pairs of max size fluid vessels, with both input and output docking ports located in her mid section. Colour coded valves are provided to allow easy control of fluid flows.

The Maiden is powered by a large set of Huge Diesel Engines, giving her plenty of spare power should you wish to upgrade her main propellers. A rudimentary automatic pitch stabilisation system is also onboard to always ensure a smooth ride.

=== Usage Instructions ===

To build the Emerald Maiden, print the schematic without applying any rotation or mirroring. Then verify the following:

• The ensure vessel is encased in Honey Glue

• All propellers are individually encased in Slime Glue

Please apply the glues if they failed to print for you.

Once verified, you may assemble the Emerald Maiden.

After the assembly, you may want to verify the Speed Controller in the engine bay is set to 256 RPM clock-wise, and add Engine Silencers to all of the diesel engines.

Engine Start Up

The Emerald Maiden is designed to passively siphon fuel stored in the Top Rear fluid vessel, if you have a specific fuel choice for her, remember to always haul that fuel using the top set of fluid vessels. A creative fluid tank is included for convenient start-up when used in Creative Mode. If built in survival, you may simply ignore the creative tank.

To prime the Maiden's engines from empty, you can manually provide fuel to the Auxiliary fuel tank using the Item Drain in the engine room, then use the hand crank to drive the small diesel engine. Once enough fuel is in the system, the small diesel engine will start and self prime the rest of the system. At this point, you only need to ensure the Maiden has sufficient fuel.

Controls

The Maiden uses simple WASD control via the provided linked controller for movement. The two throttle levers allow tuning of her forward thrust and upwards lift. The Maiden is not capable of passive flight, and will require the lift throttle of around 12 to lift off from the sea level, with a maximum altitude of approximately 200.