Medical Anaconda (Oolite)
| Medical Anaconda | |
|---|---|
| |
| Size (metres, W×H×L) | 75 × 60 × 170 |
| Cargo capacity | N/A |
| Cargo bay extension | N/A |
| Maximum speed | 0.14 LM |
| Manoeuvrability | Roll: 0.75 Pitch: 0.40 |
| Energy banks | 7 |
| Energy recharge rate | Medium (3.0) |
| Gun mounts | Fore |
| Missile slots | 0 |
| Shield boosters available | N/A |
| Military shields available | N/A |
| Hyperspace capable | Yes |
| OXP or standard | OXP |
| Available to player | No |
| Base price | N/A |
Introduction
The Medical Anaconda is a Anaconda-class (Smivs variant) heavy bulk transport converted for use as a hospital ship.
These vessels are operated by the GalCop Medical Corps as mobile medical treatment facilities to provide medical relief in planetary-wide natural disasters or war zones. The cargo bays have been refitted as surgical operating rooms and hospital ward facilities, and the missile launchers have been removed to comply with GalCop interstellar conventions and to provide the required space for a medical laboratory. All Medical Anacondas are fitted with planetary landing capability and a single forward pulse laser as protection against asteroids and space debris.
Because of GalCop interstellar conventions prohibiting hospital ships from carrying heavy weaponry, Medical Anacondas are completely dependent upon escorts of up to six Moray Medical Boats for protection.
Installation
This OXP adds NPC "Medical Anaconda" Hospital Ships and their Moray Medical escorts to the game (requires Oolite v1.76 or later). Random Ship Names OXP (if installed) will generate "medical"-related names for these vessels.
The package could be found in the expansion manager and alternatively here: Medical Anaconda v1.0 If you downloaded from the alternative link the OXZ should be moved to the Oolite .../ManagedAddOns folder. If you are not sure where to find this folder please check at OXP or consult the wiki or BB.
Licensing
Author: Ranthe.
This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/ or send a letter to Creative Commons, 171 Second Street, Suite 300, San Francisco, California, 94105, USA.
Many thanks to Smivs for the use of the Smivs'_ShipSet and for advice in creating this OXP.
