I don't know if this has been done before, but I figured what the hey.
I decided that there are gaps in the classic spinal tables. I was thinking that a Spinal gun that was introduced at one tech level should be available at a higher tech level but be smaller cheaper, etc...
I've had some time over the holiday and worked on figuring out how the Spinal Tables were done. Meson guns seemed the easiest since it appears to be linear and I can just interpolate between values. Particle Beam spinals look more logorithmic and were not as spread out across tons. What I did was use numerical values for the "Types" (A=10, etc...) and interpolated between the tonnage levels. All values were rounded down and this is why some TL do not have the entire range available to them. They just would not be significantly different. Also, no spinal can be below Type A(10) or less than 1000dt. These stats are of course for CT/MT and T20.
Example. TL 11 Meson Spinals.
</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">Type dt Mcr EP
10 5000 10000 500
10.3 6000 10666 533 <--- No better than a Type A
10.6 7000 11333 566 <--- Ditto
11 8000 12000 600</pre>[/QUOTE]</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">Meson Spinals by Tech Level
Type dt Mcr EP
TL11
A 5000 10000 500
B 8000 12000 600
TL12
A 1000 2000 500
C 2000 3000 600
D 5000 5000 700
F 6000 7000 800
H 7000 9000 900
K 8000 10000 1000
TL13
E 1000 800 700
F 2000 1000 800
G 3000 1666 866
J 4000 2333 933
L 5000 3000 1000
M 6000 3666 1033
N 7000 4333 1066
P 8000 5000 1100
TL14
G 1000 400 800
H 2000 600 900
K 3000 700 950
M 4000 800 1000
N 5000 866 1033
P 6000 933 1066
Q 7000 1000 1100
R 8000 1500 1200
TL15
J 1000 400 900
N 2000 600 1000
P 3000 666 1033
Q 4000 733 1066
R 5000 800 1100
S 6000 900 1150
T 7000 1000 1200
TL16
L 1000 100 700
P 2000 200 800
Q 3000 400 900
R 4000 600 1000
S 5000 800 1100
T 6000 1000 1200
U 8000 2000 1300</pre>[/QUOTE]I am still working out the PAW tables. Like I said, its a bit more complex than the meson table.
I decided that there are gaps in the classic spinal tables. I was thinking that a Spinal gun that was introduced at one tech level should be available at a higher tech level but be smaller cheaper, etc...
I've had some time over the holiday and worked on figuring out how the Spinal Tables were done. Meson guns seemed the easiest since it appears to be linear and I can just interpolate between values. Particle Beam spinals look more logorithmic and were not as spread out across tons. What I did was use numerical values for the "Types" (A=10, etc...) and interpolated between the tonnage levels. All values were rounded down and this is why some TL do not have the entire range available to them. They just would not be significantly different. Also, no spinal can be below Type A(10) or less than 1000dt. These stats are of course for CT/MT and T20.
Example. TL 11 Meson Spinals.
</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">Type dt Mcr EP
10 5000 10000 500
10.3 6000 10666 533 <--- No better than a Type A
10.6 7000 11333 566 <--- Ditto
11 8000 12000 600</pre>[/QUOTE]</font><blockquote>code:</font><hr /><pre style="font-size:x-small; font-family: monospace;">Meson Spinals by Tech Level
Type dt Mcr EP
TL11
A 5000 10000 500
B 8000 12000 600
TL12
A 1000 2000 500
C 2000 3000 600
D 5000 5000 700
F 6000 7000 800
H 7000 9000 900
K 8000 10000 1000
TL13
E 1000 800 700
F 2000 1000 800
G 3000 1666 866
J 4000 2333 933
L 5000 3000 1000
M 6000 3666 1033
N 7000 4333 1066
P 8000 5000 1100
TL14
G 1000 400 800
H 2000 600 900
K 3000 700 950
M 4000 800 1000
N 5000 866 1033
P 6000 933 1066
Q 7000 1000 1100
R 8000 1500 1200
TL15
J 1000 400 900
N 2000 600 1000
P 3000 666 1033
Q 4000 733 1066
R 5000 800 1100
S 6000 900 1150
T 7000 1000 1200
TL16
L 1000 100 700
P 2000 200 800
Q 3000 400 900
R 4000 600 1000
S 5000 800 1100
T 6000 1000 1200
U 8000 2000 1300</pre>[/QUOTE]I am still working out the PAW tables. Like I said, its a bit more complex than the meson table.