The Corvette is the smallest combat naval ship class. Cheap and nimble, the Corvette can easily evade attacks from larger ships in the hands of a skilled sailor, all while firing its Cannons and Torpedoes. However, its lack of armor and small size means it cannot withstand much fire.
¶ Controls
More information: Direct Control - Naval Mode
Corvettes will always cruise in the direction of their "front". If you try to cruise sideways, your Corvette will move diagonally in that direction instead.
The "front" of the Corvette is determined in two ways.
- If your craft has a Cruise sign, the "front" is opposite to the direction that the sign is facing.
- If your craft has no or multiple Cruise signs, the "front" is the direction you are looking at when piloting the craft.
Corvettes use the Naval Direct Control mode. Direct Control mode is superior to manual movement during combat.
¶ Specifications
¶ General specifications
- Cruising Speed: 17 m/s
- Rotation Cooldown: 4s
¶ Block requirements and limitations
- No more than 35% of the craft's blocks must be at or below the waterline
- Minimum block size of 500
- Maximum block size of 2,000
- Must be at least 3% Redstone Block
- Must be at least 35% Concrete
- No more than 0.25% of blocks may be Chests, Trapped Chests, Barrels
- No more than 0.25% of blocks may be Dispensers
- No more than 0.8% of blocks may be Coal Blocks.
- Coal blocks are used for torpedoes.
- No more than 10% of blocks may be (any colour of) Terracotta
- Terracotta is the armor block. It has a higher blast resistance than normal when piloting the craft.
- No more than 5% of blocks may be (any colour of) Glazed Terracotta
- Glazed Terracotta is the secondary armor block. It is weaker than normal Terracotta, but does not merge with turrets.
You can also calculate these block requirements and limitations in-game by using /craftcalc Corvette (block size).
¶ Cannon limitations
- Firepower Limit: 40
- Allowed Cannons:
- 4-Inch Gun
- Anti-Air Gun (maximum of 1)
¶ Allowed Blocks on Craft
You can also view these Allowed Blocks in-game by using /craftblocks Corvette.
| Anvil (all) | Banner | Barrel | Bell | Blast Furnace | Bookshelf | Brewing Stand |
| Bricks | Button | Cake | Calcite | Campfire | Candle | Carpet |
| Cartography Table | Cauldron | Chaini | Chest | Chiseled Deepslate | Coal Block | Comparator |
| Concrete | Cracked Nether Bricks | Crafting Table | Daylight Detector | Deepslate Bricks (all) | Deepslate Tiles (all) | Dispenser |
| Door | End Stone Bricks | Fence | Fence Gate | Fire | Fletching Table | Flower Pot |
| Furnace | Glass | Glass Pane | Glowstone | Grindstone | Hay Block | Honey Block |
| Hyphae (all) | Iron Bars | Iron Block | Ladder | Lantern | Lectern | Lever |
| Lightning Rod | Log (all) | Loom | Nether Bricks | Note Block | Observer | Planks |
| Polished Andesite | Polished Blackstone | Polished Blackstone Bricks (all) | Polished Deepslate | Polished Diorite | Polished Granite | Pressure Plate (all) |
| Prismarine Bricks | Quartz Bricks | Raw Copper Block | Red Nether Bricks | Redstone | Redstone Block | Redstone Lamp |
| Redstone Torch | Repeater | Scaffolding | Sea Lantern | Signs | Slab | Slime Block |
| Smoker | Soul Campfire | Soul Lantern | Soul Torch | Stairs | Stem (all) | Sticky Piston |
| Stone Bricks (all) | Target Block | Tinted Glass | TNT | Torch | Trapdoor | Trapped Chest |
| Tripwire Hook | Tuff | Wall | Waxed Copper (all) | Wood (all) | Wool | End Rod |
¶ Piloting
To pilot a Corvette, you may use the command /pilot Corvette while standing on an eligible Corvette. Alternatively, you may right click a sign on the craft that has Corvette written on the first line.
Piloting a Corvette increases your render distance to 10 chunks maximum, until you release the craft.
¶ Fuel
This craft is fueled by Coal, Charcoal, Blocks of Coal, and Blocks of Charcoal placed inside an on-board Furnace.