Interior Turret
Weapons block information is listed in the table down below.
Weapon Block | |
Components | Required |
Steel Plate | 4 |
ConstructionComponent | 5 |
Functional | |
Computer | 5 |
Hack | |
Motor | 2 |
Small Steel Tube | 1 |
ConstructionComponent | 15 |
Steel Plate | 6 |
Info | |
Dimensions (W,H,L) | 1,1,1 |
Mass | 311 kg |
Integrity | 1,190 |
Build Time | 24 s |
Shot Spread | 0.3 ° |
Rotation Speed | 114.592 deg/s |
Max Field of View | 60 ° |
Max Range | 800 m |
Rate of Fire | 600 RPM |
Ammo Type | 5.56x45mm NATO magazine |
Inventory Volume | 384 L |
Power Consumption | 2 kW |
Power Consumer Group | Defense |
PCU Cost | 125 |
Weapon Block | |
Components | Required |
Steel Plate | |
Construction Component | |
Functional | |
Computer | |
Hack | |
Motor | |
Small Steel Tube | |
Construction Component | |
Steel Plate | |
Info | |
Dimensions (W,H,L) | |
Mass | |
Integrity | |
Build Time | |
Shot Spread | |
Rotation Speed | |
Max Field of View | |
Max Range | |
Rate of Fire | |
Ammo Type | |
Inventory Volume | |
Power Consumption | |
Power Consumer Group | |
PCU Cost |
Overview
Functional as of version 01.027.006, the interior turret is an automatic weapon which will target and fire upon the nearest hostile block, Decoy, moving object, meteor, or any other specified target within its operational range (adjustable via its control panel), and will always fire on enemy factions’ ships and players in range. In Survival Mode it must be loaded with 5.56x45mm NATO Magazines to fire, or if while in Creative Mode it has unlimited ammunition.
Usage
The turret take the space of a single cube despite its appearance. The turret has its own internal inventory which needs to be stocked manually with 5.56x45mm NATO Magazines to function, unlike the Gatling Gun it cannot use the Conveyor Network as there are no Conveyor connections.
The interior turret does very minimal, but consistent damage. It is far less powerful than the Gatling Turret, but is relatively cheap and compact using only relatively low-cost ammunition and being able to be fitted into tight corridors. This is very much intended for an anti-personnel role, on the interior of ships and stations to defend key choke points and act as sentries.
Manual Control
Players are able to take control of any automated turret by sitting at either a Control Station, Flight Seat, Cockpit or Fighter Cockpit. After the player can navigate in the control panel to locate the turret, and click on Manual. This will bring up the 1st-person view of the turret. The player can move, and shoot with the turret while in this mode – unlike the Camera the turret does not seem to support zoom functions.
Control Panel
Shoot Once | Fires only a single round |
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Shoot On/Off | Continuously fires the weapon |
Control | Manually control Turret |
Aiming radius | The distance at which the turret will fire at the target |
Enable idle movement | The turret will periodically move around |
Targeting
Meteors | Will target incoming meteors |
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Moving objects | Any object that moves at a speed above 2.5 meters per second. All blocks, entities, and players. |
Missiles | Will attempt to shoot down any missiles within range |
Small ships | Will target small ship grids, and small blocks |
Large ships | Will target large ship grids, and large blocks |
Characters | Will target player/npc entities |
Station | Will target static station grids, and large blocks attached to it |
Tips
- Interior turrets are better suited for defense against other Space Engineers, and other entities. They aren’t as effective at destroying blocks like the larger Gatling Turret.
- These turrets can be used to fight off meteors at a cheap cost, but they will have a difficult time destroying the larger meteors.
Known Issues
- Unintentionally turrets may fire at your ship if a target passes behind blocks fast enough, however it was disengage after the target does so.
- It does not discriminate between friend or foe in some situations if you have your turret targeting moving objects
Interior Turret
Interface name: IMyLargeInteriorTurret
Parent: IMyLargeTurretBase
Parent: IMyUserControllableGun
Parent: IMyFunctionalBlock
Fields:
bool CanControl
float Range
bool Shoot
bool EnableIdleMovement
bool TargetMeteors
bool TargetMoving
bool TargetMissiles
bool TargetSmallShips
bool TargetLargeShips
bool TargetCharacters
bool TargetStations
bool TargetNeutrals
Actions:
OnOff -> Toggle block On/Off
OnOff_On -> Toggle block On
OnOff_Off -> Toggle block Off
Control -> Control
IncreaseRange -> Increase Radius
DecreaseRange -> Decrease Radius
ShootOnce -> Shoot once
Shoot -> Shoot On/Off
Shoot_On -> Shoot On
Shoot_Off -> Shoot Off
IncreaseRange -> Increase Aiming Radius
DecreaseRange -> Decrease Aiming Radius
EnableIdleMovement -> Idle Movement On/Off
EnableIdleMovement_On -> Idle Movement On
EnableIdleMovement_Off -> Idle Movement Off
TargetMeteors -> Target meteors On/Off
TargetMeteors_On -> Target meteors On
TargetMeteors_Off -> Target meteors Off
TargetMoving -> Target moving On/Off
TargetMoving_On -> Target moving On
TargetMoving_Off -> Target moving Off
TargetMissiles -> Target missiles On/Off
TargetMissiles_On -> Target missiles On
TargetMissiles_Off -> Target missiles Off
TargetSmallShips -> Target small ships On/Off
TargetSmallShips_On -> Target small ships On
TargetSmallShips_Off -> Target small ships Off
TargetLargeShips -> Target large ship On/Off
TargetLargeShips_On -> Target large ship On
TargetLargeShips_Off -> Target large ship Off
TargetCharacters -> Target characters On/Off
TargetCharacters_On -> Target characters On
TargetCharacters_Off -> Target characters Off
TargetStations -> Target stations On/Off
TargetStations_On -> Target stations On
TargetStations_Off -> Target stations Off
TargetNeutrals -> Target neutrals On/Off
TargetNeutrals_On -> Target neutrals On
TargetNeutrals_Off -> Target neutrals Off
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