Space Engineers: Renault Espace F1 1994 v 1.0.0 Blueprint, Rover, Small_Grid, Exploration, Survival, Safe Mod für Space Engineers

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An attempt to replicate the no-static version of the Renault Espace F1.

Little background about this vehicle

Built in 1994 after selling the Espace model during 10 years, the Espace F1 is propelled by a F1 Williams V10 engine and has 4 seats (the V10 engine between 2 seats at back). It exists in two versions, a static and a driving-able version.

Informations

PCU: 1860
Blocks: 401
Weight: 23.7t
Speed: no limit

Power: 2x H2 engines + 8 H2 tanks
Emergency power supply: 1x small battery
Recharge: connector at bottom

Refuel/Release system

The refuel system is a single button in the toolbar. To refuel the vehicle, press once the switch when connectors attract themselves. When the fuel bar is full, press once again the button to release the car. It is not advised to use the 'P' (handbrake) key during the whole refuelling phase.

Manual building
In case you weld the car manually, follow this small guide to setup the timer blocks: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2176317362

Gamepad:

          ^           ^          ^          ^          ^         
         [1]         [5]        [9]        [13]       [17]         
LS+A      LS+B
         [4]         [8]        [12]       [16]       [20]         
          V           V          V          V          V

Keyboard:

1->9
10->18
19->27

Originally published on steam workshop: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2332447310

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