The warhead then becomes inert and non-explosive, and damage just damages it as any block.Īfter being armed, a Warhead is set off by collision with other blocks or voxels, or when it takes damage from thrusters or weapons fire or neighboring explosions.
To be detonated by proximity of a player or ship, set up a Sensor (and possibly Timer Blocks) to trigger the warhead’s actions: Arm and Detonate immediately, or just Arm and wait for impact.
To detonate it from the safety of another ship entirely, attach an Antenna and Remote Control to the Warhead to access the Control Panel Screen, arm it, and click the Detonate button to detonate it immediately. In the Control Panel Screen, players can set a countdown time to get out of its blast radius. To detonate through a countdown, you do not need to arm the warhead. An armed warhead will explode very easily after just one shot so excersize caution when handling anything that contains armed warheads! An unarmed warhead just gets destroyed like regular blocks after a few shots.
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To be detonated through damage or through the manual detonation button, you must first arm the warhead in the Control Panel Screen. Or you place them in mid-air so they drop onto the ground (or float in space, respectively): Loose warheads can be used like mines, or you let them roll downhill on a countdown towards an enemy. You can attach warheads to voxels, or to static, or to mobile grids. A small warhead has no control panel, so you need to either attach it to a grid that has access panels, or attach a Control Panel block to the warhead.
A large warhead has a control panel, so when you place it, remember to rotate it to keep it accessible. Both size variants take up 1x1x1 blocks of their size and can attach to blocks on any side.
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