Cargo Ship - Revision history

Oniow: Fixed typo

2026-04-16T18:27:46Z

Fixed typo

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	A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.		A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.

	Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on {{infoicon\|Diesel}}, {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}}, or {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}}. Converting between {{infoicon\|Diesel}} to {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} does not cost anything. Converting from either {{infoicon\|Diesel}} or {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} to {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} fuel requires 180x {{infoicon\|Electronics]] and 180x {{infoicon\|Steel}}. Converting from {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} to either {{infoicon\|Diesel}} or {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} requires 100x {{infoicon\|Mechanical Parts}} and 100x {{infoicon\|Steel}}. The conversion cost is the same for all ship sizes. Converting fuel types to or from {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} requires the ship to leave the map which can not be performed while it is actively unloading. During any type of conversion, the contents (if any) of the cargo ship are not lost. Converting between {{infoicon\|Diesel}} and {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} does not require leaving the map (it also does not require any cost).		Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on {{infoicon\|Diesel}}, {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}}, or {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}}. Converting between {{infoicon\|Diesel}} to {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} does not cost anything. Converting from either {{infoicon\|Diesel}} or {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} to {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} fuel requires 180x {{infoicon\|Electronics}} and 180x {{infoicon\|Steel}}. Converting from {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} to either {{infoicon\|Diesel}} or {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} requires 100x {{infoicon\|Mechanical Parts}} and 100x {{infoicon\|Steel}}. The conversion cost is the same for all ship sizes. Converting fuel types to or from {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} requires the ship to leave the map which can not be performed while it is actively unloading. During any type of conversion, the contents (if any) of the cargo ship are not lost. Converting between {{infoicon\|Diesel}} and {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} does not require leaving the map (it also does not require any cost).

	The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.		The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.

Oniow: Converted links to info icons

2026-04-16T18:27:00Z

Converted links to info icons

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	A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.		A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.

	Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]], or [[Hydrogen]]. Converting ~~from [[~~Diesel]] to [[Heavy Oil]] does not cost anything. Converting from either [[Diesel]] or [[Heavy Oil]] to [[Hydrogen]] fuel requires 180x [[Electronics]] and 180x [[Steel]]. Converting from [[Hydrogen]] to either [[Diesel]] or [[Heavy Oil]] requires 100x [[Mechanical Parts]] and 100x [[Steel]]. The conversion cost is the same for all ship sizes. Converting fuel types to or from [[Hydrogen]] requires the ship to leave the map which can not be performed while it is actively unloading. ~~However~~, any ~~contents~~ of the cargo ship are not lost ~~during conversion~~. Converting between [[Diesel]] and [[Heavy Oil]] does not require leaving the map (it also does not require any ~~components nor are any contents lost~~).		Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on {{infoicon\|Diesel}}, {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}}, or {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}}. Converting between {{infoicon\|Diesel}} to {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} does not cost anything. Converting from either {{infoicon\|Diesel}} or {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} to {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} fuel requires 180x {{infoicon\|Electronics]] and 180x {{infoicon\|Steel}}. Converting from {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} to either {{infoicon\|Diesel}} or {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} requires 100x {{infoicon\|Mechanical Parts}} and 100x {{infoicon\|Steel}}. The conversion cost is the same for all ship sizes. Converting fuel types to or from {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} requires the ship to leave the map which can not be performed while it is actively unloading. During any type of conversion, the contents (if any) of the cargo ship are not lost. Converting between {{infoicon\|Diesel}} and {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} does not require leaving the map (it also does not require any cost).

	The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.		The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.
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	! rowspan="2" \| Workers		! rowspan="2" \| Workers
	! colspan="2" \| Time ([[File:Clock.png\|16x16px]])		! colspan="2" \| Time ([[File:Clock.png\|16x16px]])
	! colspan="2" \| Diesel Used		! colspan="2" \| {{infoicon\|Diesel}} Used
	! colspan="2" \|Heavy Oil Used		! colspan="2" \| {{infoicon\|Heavy Oil}} Used
	! colspan="2" \|Hydrogen Used		! colspan="2" \| {{infoicon\|Hydrogen}} Used
	\|- style="text-align: center"		\|- style="text-align: center"
	! Standard !! Save Fuel		! Standard !! Save Fuel

Oniow: Removes redundant worker column on the capacity table

2026-04-16T18:17:18Z

Removes redundant worker column on the capacity table

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	\|+Cargo Ship Capacity		\|+Cargo Ship Capacity
	!Size		!Size
	~~!Required Workers~~
	!Section Capacity		!Section Capacity
	!Total Ship Capacity		!Total Ship Capacity
	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
	\|
	\|800		\|800
	\|1600		\|1600
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4
	~~\|22~~
	\|800		\|800
	\|3200		\|3200
	\|-		\|-
	\|6		\|6
	~~\|30~~
	\|1200		\|1200
	\|7200		\|7200
	\|-		\|-
	\|8		\|8
	~~\|36~~
	\|1200		\|1200
	\|9600		\|9600

Oniow: Adds heavy oil and hydrogen fuel costs to fuel table. Also explains the fuel conversion process in more detail.

2026-04-16T18:16:26Z

Adds heavy oil and hydrogen fuel costs to fuel table. Also explains the fuel conversion process in more detail.

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	A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.		A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.

	Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]], or [[Hydrogen]].		Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]], or [[Hydrogen]]. Converting from [[Diesel]] to [[Heavy Oil]] does not cost anything. Converting from either [[Diesel]] or [[Heavy Oil]] to [[Hydrogen]] fuel requires 180x [[Electronics]] and 180x [[Steel]]. Converting from [[Hydrogen]] to either [[Diesel]] or [[Heavy Oil]] requires 100x [[Mechanical Parts]] and 100x [[Steel]]. The conversion cost is the same for all ship sizes. Converting fuel types to or from [[Hydrogen]] requires the ship to leave the map which can not be performed while it is actively unloading. However, any contents of the cargo ship are not lost during conversion. Converting between [[Diesel]] and [[Heavy Oil]] does not require leaving the map (it also does not require any components nor are any contents lost).

	The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.		The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.
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	\|+Cargo Ship Capacity		\|+Cargo Ship Capacity
	!Size		!Size
			!Required Workers
	!Section Capacity		!Section Capacity
	!Total Ship Capacity		!Total Ship Capacity
	\|-		\|-
	\|2		\|2
			\|
	\|800		\|800
	\|1600		\|1600
	\|-		\|-
	\|4		\|4
			\|22
	\|800		\|800
	\|3200		\|3200
	\|-		\|-
	\|6		\|6
			\|30
	\|1200		\|1200
	\|7200		\|7200
	\|-		\|-
	\|8		\|8
			\|36
	\|1200		\|1200
	\|9600		\|9600
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	! rowspan="2" \| Workers		! rowspan="2" \| Workers
	! colspan="2" \| Time ([[File:Clock.png\|16x16px]])		! colspan="2" \| Time ([[File:Clock.png\|16x16px]])
	! colspan="2" \| ~~Fuel~~ Used		! colspan="2" \| Diesel Used
			! colspan="2" \|Heavy Oil Used
			! colspan="2" \|Hydrogen Used
	\|- style="text-align: center"		\|- style="text-align: center"
	! Standard !! Save Fuel		! Standard !! Save Fuel
	! Standard !! Save Fuel		! Standard !! Save Fuel
			!Standard
			!Save Fuel
			!Standard
			!Save Fuel
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 2		\| style="text-align: left" \| 2
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	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 210 \|\| 147		\| 210 \|\| 147
			\|140
			\|98
			\|263
			\|184
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 4		\| style="text-align: left" \| 4
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	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 330 \|\| 231		\| 330 \|\| 231
			\|220
			\|154
			\|413
			\|289
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 6		\| style="text-align: left" \| 6
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	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 630 \|\| 441		\| 630 \|\| 441
			\|420
			\|294
			\|788
			\|552
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 8		\| style="text-align: left" \| 8
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	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 810 \|\| 567		\| 810 \|\| 567
			\|540
			\|378
			\|1013
			\|709
	\|}		\|}

Auraseer at 12:25, 23 March 2026

2026-03-23T12:25:56Z

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	The '''Cargo Ship''' is an automated vehicle which transports resources from [[World Map/Map Locations\|Map Locations]] to the [[Home Island]]. As of {{version\|ver=Beta 0.3.11}}, there are always seven [[Damaged Cargo Ship]]s visible and reachable on the map with repair costs increasing along with distance from the [[Home Island]]. As of version 0.5.3, there are only four Damaged Cargo Ships on the map, but one settlement offers a quick trade of one cargo ship in exchange for Construction Parts IV. (Like all quick trades, it can be taken more than once.) As of v0.7.9, the trade costs Construction Parts III.		The '''Cargo Ship''' is an automated vehicle which transports resources from [[World Map/Map Locations\|Map Locations]] to the [[Home Island]].

	~~A cargo ship's size is determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], with one ship section for each possible cargo depot module. When a Module is attached~~ to the Cargo Depot, a corresponding container appears in the corresponding section of the ship. Each ship section has a fixed capacity depending on ship size; 2 and 4 module ships are 800, 6 and 8 module ships ~~are 1200 as of v0.8.0. The speed at which each ship module can be loaded or unloaded depends on the size of the matching cargo depot module (see, for example~~: ~~[[Fluid Module (S)]]).~~		There are two ways to acquire these ships:

	~~The fuel used by a ship is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship,~~ and ~~the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent~~ on the ~~"Save Fuel" setting~~. ~~As of v0.8.0,~~ the ~~time now also includes the travel from the dock position~~ to ~~the map edge;~~ the table below ~~does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map~~. ~~The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the~~ Cargo ~~Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built)~~. ~~Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size~~. ~~Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.~~		* Four [[Damaged Cargo Ship]]s are present and discoverable on the world map. They can be claimed and repaired by having the main ship bring resources to them. See the table below.
			* One [[Villages\|Village]] sells additional Cargo Ships in exchange for [[Construction Parts III]]. This can be performed repeatedly without limit.

	~~As of v0.6.0, there~~ are ~~three different fuels for cargo ships:~~ [[~~Diesel~~]], ~~[[Heavy Oil]]~~ and ~~[[Hydrogen]]~~.		A cargo ship's size and cargo capacity are automatically determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], and the Cargo Modules installed there.

			Cargo ships require fuel to operate. They can be set to run on [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]], or [[Hydrogen]].

			The amount of fuel used is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.
			{\| class="wikitable"
			\|+Cargo Ship Capacity
			!Size
			!Section Capacity
			!Total Ship Capacity
			\|-
			\|2
			\|800
			\|1600
			\|-
			\|4
			\|800
			\|3200
			\|-
			\|6
			\|1200
			\|7200
			\|-
			\|8
			\|1200
			\|9600
			\|}
	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: right"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: right"
	\|+ Cargo Ship Fuel and Worker Usage ~~(v0.8.1b)~~		\|+ Cargo Ship Fuel and Worker Usage
	\|- style="text-align: center"		\|- style="text-align: center"
	! rowspan=2 \| Size		! rowspan="2" \| Size
	! rowspan=2 \| Workers		! rowspan="2" \| Workers
	! colspan=2 \| Time ([[File:Clock.png\|16x16px]])		! colspan="2" \| Time ([[File:Clock.png\|16x16px]])
	! colspan=2 \| Fuel Used		! colspan="2" \| Fuel Used
	\|- style="text-align: center"		\|- style="text-align: center"
	! Standard !! Save Fuel		! Standard !! Save Fuel
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	\| 810 \|\| 567		\| 810 \|\| 567
	\|}		\|}


	==Repair==		==Repair==
	After discovery on the {{infoicon\|World Map\|ui=yes}}, ~~the~~ [[Damaged Cargo Ship]] must be repaired before it can be utilized.		After discovery on the {{infoicon\|World Map\|ui=yes}}, each [[Damaged Cargo Ship]] must be repaired before it can be utilized. Each one has a different repair cost, with the cheaper ones being located closer to the Home Island.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
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	\|-		\|-
	\| 4 \|\| 300x {{infoicon\|Steel}}<br/>200x {{infoicon\|Copper}} \|\| 5 nodes		\| 4 \|\| 300x {{infoicon\|Steel}}<br/>200x {{infoicon\|Copper}} \|\| 5 nodes
	\|-
	~~\| 5 \|\| 300x {{infoicon\|Steel}}<br/>200x {{infoicon\|Copper}} \|\| 5 nodes~~
	\|-
	~~\| 6 \|\| 300x {{infoicon\|Steel}}<br/>200x {{infoicon\|Copper}} \|\| 6 nodes~~
	\|-
	~~\| 7 \|\| 300x {{infoicon\|Steel}}<br/>200x {{infoicon\|Copper}} \|\| 6 nodes~~
	\|}		\|}

			== Trivia ==
			If a Cargo Depot is upgraded or downgraded, the assigned ship will automatically sail off the map, change size to match the new depot, and return. Unlike all other sailing actions, this happens even if the cargo ship is Paused, has no crew, or has no fuel.
			In older versions of the game, the map included 7 Damaged Cargo Ships, and those were the only ones that could be obtained. There was no option to trade for more.
	{{Footer Cargo}}		{{Footer Cargo}}
	[[Category:Outposts]]		[[Category:Outposts]]

Gerrard: Updated population in table.

2026-03-14T09:32:06Z

Updated population in table.

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	The '''Cargo Ship''' is an automated vehicle which transports resources from [[World Map/Map Locations\|Map Locations]] to the [[Home Island]]. As of {{version\|ver=Beta 0.3.11}}, there are always seven [[Damaged Cargo Ship]]s visible and reachable on the map with repair costs increasing along with distance from the [[Home Island]]. As of version 0.5.3, there are only four Damaged Cargo Ships on the map, but one settlement offers a quick trade of one cargo ship in exchange for Construction Parts IV. (Like all quick trades, it can be taken more than once.) As of v0.7.9, the trade costs Construction Parts III.		The '''Cargo Ship''' is an automated vehicle which transports resources from [[World Map/Map Locations\|Map Locations]] to the [[Home Island]]. As of {{version\|ver=Beta 0.3.11}}, there are always seven [[Damaged Cargo Ship]]s visible and reachable on the map with repair costs increasing along with distance from the [[Home Island]]. As of version 0.5.3, there are only four Damaged Cargo Ships on the map, but one settlement offers a quick trade of one cargo ship in exchange for Construction Parts IV. (Like all quick trades, it can be taken more than once.) As of v0.7.9, the trade costs Construction Parts III.

	A cargo ship's size is determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], with one ship section for each possible cargo depot module. When a Module is attached to the Cargo Depot, a corresponding container appears in the corresponding section of the ship. Each ship section has a fixed capacity~~: 360 for Unit~~ and ~~Loose materials~~, and ~~440 for Fluids~~. The speed at which each ship module can be loaded or unloaded depends on the size of the matching cargo depot module (see, for example: [[Fluid Module (S)]]).		A cargo ship's size is determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], with one ship section for each possible cargo depot module. When a Module is attached to the Cargo Depot, a corresponding container appears in the corresponding section of the ship. Each ship section has a fixed capacity depending on ship size; 2 and 4 module ships are 800, 6 and 8 module ships are 1200 as of v0.8.0. The speed at which each ship module can be loaded or unloaded depends on the size of the matching cargo depot module (see, for example: [[Fluid Module (S)]]).

	The fuel used by a ship is dependent on the number of cargo modules built and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.		The fuel used by a ship is dependent on the number of cargo modules built, the capacity of the section on the cargo ship, and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. As of v0.8.0, the time now also includes the travel from the dock position to the map edge; the table below does not include this extra time and is the time taken from the edge of the map. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.

	As of ~~version 2~~.0, there are three different fuels for cargo ships: [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]] and [[Hydrogen]].		As of v0.6.0, there are three different fuels for cargo ships: [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]] and [[Hydrogen]].

	{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: right"		{\| class="wikitable" style="text-align: right"
	\|+ Cargo Ship Fuel and Worker Usage (v0.8.0)		\|+ Cargo Ship Fuel and Worker Usage (v0.8.1b)
	\|- style="text-align: center"		\|- style="text-align: center"
	! rowspan=2 \| Size		! rowspan=2 \| Size
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	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 4		\| style="text-align: left" \| 4
	\| 12		\| 22
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 330 \|\| 231		\| 330 \|\| 231
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 6		\| style="text-align: left" \| 6
	\| 12		\| 30
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 630 \|\| 441		\| 630 \|\| 441
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 8		\| style="text-align: left" \| 8
	\| 12		\| 36
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| 810 \|\| 567		\| 810 \|\| 567

Gerrard: Updated fuel as was taken with efficiency. Changed worker number use.

2026-03-11T18:24:55Z

Updated fuel as was taken with efficiency. Changed worker number use.

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	\| 12		\| 12
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~189~~ \|\| ~~132~~		\| 210 \|\| 147
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 4		\| style="text-align: left" \| 4
	\| 22		\| 12
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~297~~ \|\| ~~208~~		\| 330 \|\| 231
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 6		\| style="text-align: left" \| 6
	\| 30		\| 12
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~567~~ \|\| ~~397~~		\| 630 \|\| 441
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 8		\| style="text-align: left" \| 8
	\| 36		\| 12
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~729~~ \|\| ~~510~~		\| 810 \|\| 567
	\|}		\|}

Gerrard: Update fuel table to 0.8.0

2026-03-09T18:16:23Z

Update fuel table to 0.8.0

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	\|+ Cargo Ship Fuel and Worker Usage (v0.5.3)		\|+ Cargo Ship Fuel and Worker Usage (v0.8.0)
	\|- style="text-align: center"		\|- style="text-align: center"
	! rowspan=2 \| Size		! rowspan=2 \| Size
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	\| 12		\| 12
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~120~~ \|\| 84		\| 189 \|\| 132
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 4		\| style="text-align: left" \| 4
	\| 22		\| 22
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~180~~ \|\| ~~126~~		\| 297 \|\| 208
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 6		\| style="text-align: left" \| 6
	\| 30		\| 30
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~240~~ \|\| ~~168~~		\| 567 \|\| 397
	\|-		\|-
	\| style="text-align: left" \| 8		\| style="text-align: left" \| 8
	\| 36		\| 36
	\| 180 \|\| 360		\| 180 \|\| 360
	\| ~~300~~ \|\| ~~210~~		\| 729 \|\| 510
	\|}		\|}

Strunkenwhite: Updated trade cost

2025-10-25T14:54:54Z

Updated trade cost

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	The '''Cargo Ship''' is an automated vehicle which transports resources from [[World Map/Map Locations\|Map Locations]] to the [[Home Island]]. As of {{version\|ver=Beta 0.3.11}}, there are always seven [[Damaged Cargo Ship]]s visible and reachable on the map with repair costs increasing along with distance from the [[Home Island]]. As of version 0.5.3, there are only four Damaged Cargo Ships on the map, but one settlement offers a quick trade of one cargo ship in exchange for Construction Parts IV. (Like all quick trades, it can be taken more than once.)		The '''Cargo Ship''' is an automated vehicle which transports resources from [[World Map/Map Locations\|Map Locations]] to the [[Home Island]]. As of {{version\|ver=Beta 0.3.11}}, there are always seven [[Damaged Cargo Ship]]s visible and reachable on the map with repair costs increasing along with distance from the [[Home Island]]. As of version 0.5.3, there are only four Damaged Cargo Ships on the map, but one settlement offers a quick trade of one cargo ship in exchange for Construction Parts IV. (Like all quick trades, it can be taken more than once.) As of v0.7.9, the trade costs Construction Parts III.

	A cargo ship's size is determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], with one ship section for each possible cargo depot module. When a Module is attached to the Cargo Depot, a corresponding container appears in the corresponding section of the ship. Each ship section has a fixed capacity: 360 for Unit and Loose materials, and 440 for Fluids. The speed at which each ship module can be loaded or unloaded depends on the size of the matching cargo depot module (see, for example: [[Fluid Module (S)]]).		A cargo ship's size is determined by its assigned [[Cargo Depot]], with one ship section for each possible cargo depot module. When a Module is attached to the Cargo Depot, a corresponding container appears in the corresponding section of the ship. Each ship section has a fixed capacity: 360 for Unit and Loose materials, and 440 for Fluids. The speed at which each ship module can be loaded or unloaded depends on the size of the matching cargo depot module (see, for example: [[Fluid Module (S)]]).

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some 2.0 stuff

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	The fuel used by a ship is dependent on the number of cargo modules built and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.		The fuel used by a ship is dependent on the number of cargo modules built and the "Save Fuel" setting (the table below assumes all possible modules are built). The time required is dependent on the "Save Fuel" setting. The workers needed to operate the ship are determined by the size of the ship (and thus the size of the Cargo Depot -- regardless of the number and size of modules built). Note that the cargo modules also require workers based on their number and size. Both time and fuel are per trip, regardless of the ship's destination on the world map.

			As of version 2.0, there are three different fuels for cargo ships: [[Diesel]], [[Heavy Oil]] and [[Hydrogen]].

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