Auto Credit Based on Gravity's Emerald Line Oceanviewer Deluxe
Here it is! My very first yacht, so I figured I may as well go all out. 3 days of building went into this, so how about NOT crashing it! But yeah, I'm pretty damn proud of it. Here's the controls;
CONTROLS;
Throttle for forwards, and roll for turning.
Sorry for not adding more, but 444 parts is getting a bit much. Any more and I couldn't add that precious mobile-friendly tag!
FEATURES;
A furnished room with TV, Sofa, kitchen area and modern painting.
A pool.
Deck chairs.
The sexiest paint job ever to sail the seas.
A snooker table and bar!
Have fun, guys! Consider this my Christmas gift ='D
Specifications
Spotlights
- Rodrigo110 6.3 years ago
- Awsomur 6.3 years ago
- Ariathe 6.3 years ago
- Chancey21 6.3 years ago
- tsampoy 6.3 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Emerald Line Oceanviewer Deluxe
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 13.9ft (4.3m)
- Length 131.9ft (40.2m)
- Height 22.3ft (6.8m)
- Empty Weight 107,670lbs (48,838kg)
- Loaded Weight 150,785lbs (68,395kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.089
- Wing Loading 5,094.0lbs/ft2 (24,871.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 29.6ft2 (2.8m2)
- Drag Points 32644
Parts
- Number of Parts 444
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,088
iOS =( @Gravity
@DerpyCookie17 the building area is called a designer. If you look under the mods section of the website, you'll find a tonne of 'em =D. Unless your on IOS =( no mods for ios at all. And thanks for the support, its funny I still get upvotes and comments 10 months after I made it! Also, I guess working on android meant I couldn't afford to use many parts, so it made me use every possible technique of lowering the part count.
I. Love. It. But how did you change the look of the building area??? Also love the pool table, booze table and TV area, I’ll just say it, I love everything about it. Also, how can it have so little parts?
@armanla777 haha thank you =)
It's really cool I loved this ship
@GermanWarMachine 😂 thanks
@Awsomur ikr 🤣
Also, I love the table that’s entirely filled with booze. Very realistic.
The Holy King of Krakabloa demands you produce 10,000 of these yaughts for use in our Navy!
whispering
Erm, never mind, these aren’t military boats.