Red Airship

This airship was used in survival for my SMP. Has autoreplenishing lava for SU generation via 2 steam engines, but is meant to be run on Diesel or Gasoline. Lava can be lined up to fuel the thrusters if you run out of fuel, or alternatively you can use the backup sail based thruster for propulsion. The engineroom features a compact Create workshop and the mid section contains sleeping quarters for up to 4 people. Additionally, has external elevators on either side for lowering players to the ground. Just make sure they are connected via docking connectors before flying to increase stability.

Controls:
Space: Main(Fueled) Thruster
W: Backup/Maneuvering Propellers FORWARD
S: Backup/Maneuvering Propellers REVERSE
A: Rotate left
D: Rotate right
Q: Float left
E: Float right
Top left throttle lever: Height adjustment
Top right throttle lever: Thrust setting for Autothrust
Lever to right of Captain's seat: Autothrust
Modular Bottom Docker Switch: Allows picking up containers or other cargo on the bottom of the craft
Cabin lighting Switch: Turns on and off lighting on Bridge/Control Room
Minimum Burner Height Setting: Configures minimum height for aircraft. Comes set to Y=62 for ocean traversal

Backup propeller: 25 m/s
Main thruster propulsion: Up to 170 m/s safely but becomes unstable after that.

Engineroom startup instructions:
1. Let the lava fill up the tank a little bit before attempting to start. Once started, the lava replenishment will keep up with demand.
2. In the engineroom floor, there are some trapdoors that you will need to open to access the small windmills. Update the windmill bearings to start the lava and water pumps that feed the steam engines.
3. Due to a limitation of Aeronautics, you may need to break and replace the shafts on the sides of the steam engines the first time you assemble your craft. Access is provided via 2 doors on the starboard side of the engine room.
4. Congrats!

Fuel filling instructions:
1. In the control room, there is a switch to flip on the ceiling to enable to fuel filling docking connector.
2. The actual connector itself is located on the starboard rear side of the craft. Pump fuel into the shore side connector to begin filling your craft.