Re: Anyone read Honor Harrington?
 

The hyper-space idea might be modded in, what you need is a component that opens a warp point, moves the ship through, and closes it the same turn, the tricky part I think is having it give the order to move the ship through before closing the warp point off.

I do something similiar with very expensive ships called warpers which I build using steller manipulation, but I have to open and close the points manually, and can move entire fleets through before deciding to close the warp point, this component though would let ONLY that one ship move through the warp point before closing it off automatically.


[This message has been edited by Windborne (edited 06 March 2001).]

Re: Anyone read Honor Harrington?
 

Oh really? Cool. Hey Husky65 what is Weber's homepage address? The only page I can find is a book publishers website. Thanks.

Re: Anyone read Honor Harrington?
 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jdjackson99:
Oh really? Cool. Hey Husky65 what is Weber's homepage address? The only page I can find is a book publishers website. Thanks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
http://weberworld.virtualave.net/david/schedule.htm

It's not kept up to date, but this is from the site.

"In the meantime, I've finished the chapter outline for The Shiva Option, the sequel to In Death Ground, and Steve is occupied writing away on it. This time around, due to the schedule demands that I'm facing, Steve will do the bulk of the writing, leaving a few key chapters for me, and I'll do the final edit and probably construct some scenes and/or dialog to slot into chapters in which "my" characters are the POV."

Re: Anyone read Honor Harrington?
 

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by jdjackson99:
Oh really? Cool. Hey Husky65 what is Weber's homepage address? The only page I can find is a book publishers website. Thanks.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

BTW according to a thread on

alt.books.david-weber

The Shiva option is tentatively scheduled for Dec 2001