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Revision as of 11:42, 3 March 2018
On this Components page you can find parts used for Shipbucket drawings.
The goal is for each part to have at least one image and a simple page describing a short history of the part, it's relation to other parts, what is shown on the drawing and on which ships the system is used. Since this wiki is online for a relatively short time and there are hundreds of parts, not all parts are uploaded and even less have a full page. In the meantime, the old part sheets which had multiple parts on them can be found here.
All drawings using these parts must follow Shipbucket standards, which requires them to be on a Shipbucket template which can be found [[1]] Everything found in the component pages does not require crediting to the artist who originally drew the components.
Searching for components
Parts can be searched in different ways. You can use the search function of this wiki, or you can use one of the sorting systems below.
Shipbucket components as learning tool
Shipbucket parts can be used to learn what the impact on ship design is of a certain part.
