Template:Ship class

Production Information Technical Specifications

Example usage: undefined

Data fields

 * name – Simply list the name of the starship class.
 * image – Put a link to the main image which represents the class. If the image is 250 pixels wide or larger, specify an image width of 250 pixels. If the image is smaller than 250 pixels wide, do not specify the size.
 * imageBG – if the image is smaller than 250 pixels wide, listing the image's background color here will keep a large blue border from appearing around it.
 * manufacturer – Put the manufacturer name here
 * designer – Put the name of the person(s) or organization(s) that designed the craft, if different or more specific than manufacturer
 * line – The series of ships the vessel is a member of (if applicable). For example, the Imperial I-class Star Destroyer and the Imperial II-class Star Destroyer are both part of the Imperial-class Star Destroyer line.
 * model – List the full official name of the vessel.
 * class – List the primary design/style classification of the model. For example, the Recycler has a Support Ship classification.
 * cost – List the cost of the ship (and the currency type if needed)
 * role – List what the ship is used for here
 * affiliation – List the governments and major organizations that use the ship here
 * length – Length of the ship
 * width – Width of the ship
 * height – Height of the ship
 * max accel – Maximum acceleration in "g"
 * mglt – Speed in MGLT -- do not use if "max accel" is known. MGLT is primarily a gameplay mechanic.
 * max speed – Maximum atmospheric speed
 * maneuverability – Maneuverability rating
 * engine(s) – Types of sublight and atmospheric drive systems
 * drive – Drive Type (Slipspace Drive, Hyperdrive, Jump Drive, Fold Drive)
 * power – Types of power systems
 * power output – Power output in watts (this field will rarely be used)
 * hull – Type of hull materials (with rating if known)
 * shielding – Type of shield generators (with strength if known)
 * armament – List of weaponry equipped
 * complement – Support craft carried aboard
 * countermeasures – ECM and stealth systems
 * sensor – Types of sensor systems
 * target – Types of targeting systems
 * navigation – Navigation computer systems
 * avionics – Avionics/flight control systems
 * skeleton – Minimum crew required for operation
 * passengers – Number and type of passengers carried
 * cargo – Cargo capacity (be careful, this may overlap with complement and passengers)
 * consumables – Duration of consumable goods stored aboard
 * othersystems – Any systems not listed above
 * role – List what the ship is used for here