Atrama Vehicle

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  To use the Atrama in-game, please see the Operator's Manual.

  What is this?

  This mod leverages the Vehicle Framework library to give life to a beautiful model provided by AppleHeck.

  The Atrama Construction Vehicle (ACV) is most like a Seamoth, but it also has elements of both the Prawn and the Cyclops.

  • []You can rotate it freely while piloting, like a Seamoth

    []You can walk around inside it, like a Cyclops.

    []You can add normal vehicle modules, like a Seamoth.

    []It is quite sluggish, but has a high top speed, like the Cyclops.

    []It has arms, like the Prawn (desired feature)

    Stable Requirements

    • []Nautilus: Latest

      []VehicleFramework: Latest

      []BepInEx Pack: Latest

      Legacy Requirements

      • []QModManager version 4. 4. 0

        []SMLHelper version 2. 15

        []Vehicle Framework version 0. 9. 3. 2

        How do I use it?

        • []Get the Vehicle Framework mod.

          []Get this mod.

          []Build a Mobile Vehicle Bay.

          []Pay the price.

          Is this compatible with previous saves?

          Yes, you can add and remove this mod at will.

          Do you want to add your own vehicle?

          Please see the Vehicle Framework Wiki for details. Here's the #1 reason this is good: the file which implements the Atrama is only 400 lines long. All you need to do is point the Vehicle Framework to certain GameObjects in your model. Please see the Atrama Github Repository for an example.

          Credit to the Artist: Appleheck

          Appleheck is the artist and creator of the Atrama model. Appleheck created originally all of the noteworthy art in this mod. Here are some of his links:

          • []https://www.artstation.com/jamesmw

            []https://twitter.com/GalleonSpirit

          • Appleheck's primary account would not be appropriate for me to share, so please contact Appleheck directly if you're interested in their work.

            I would like to read the source.