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Vessels are the core of the mod's maritime system. They consist of Tugs, which provide the power, and Barges, which carry out specific tasks. Vessels can be moved manually using leads or fishing rods if they become stuck.

Tugs

  • Steam Tug: Powered by any furnace fuel (coal, wood, etc.). It is the entry-level vessel for early-game logistics.
  • Energy Tug: Powered by Forge Energy (FE). It features a slot for a capacitor to extend its range and can be recharged at a Vehicle Charger.

Barges

  • Chest Barge: A standard storage barge for items, functioning like a floating chest minecart.
  • Barrel Barge (1.20.1+): Similar to the chest barge but utilizes barrels for storage.
  • Fluid Tank Barge: Used for transporting large quantities of liquids. Requires a Fluid Hopper for loading/unloading.
  • Auto-Fishing Barge: Passively fishes using the vanilla loot table. For maximum efficiency, it requires water at least 20 blocks deep. It suffers from "overfishing" penalties if kept in a small area; a route of 200+ blocks is recommended.
  • Item Collection Barge (1.20.1+): Automatically picks up floating items in the water and deposits them into adjacent Chest or Barrel barges.
  • Seater Barge: Allows a player or mob to ride along the transport chain.
  • Chunk Loader Barge: Keeps a 3x3 chunk area centered on the barge loaded. Note: In 1.19+, this is largely replaced by the vehicle registration system.

Auto-Fishing Barge item and recipe