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| Weights → Create a new ship weight |
| Workbenches |
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Contents |
Introduction
TODO
Tutorials
Ship 
- Ship design: Geometries examples, New, Outline, Area, Hydrostatics
- Weights: Weight, Tank, Tank capacity, Loading, Plot GZ curve
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