No way to tell how many more boat hulls a vehicle needs to stay afloat

[l29ah]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.

I would like to know whether it is viable to convert my car into a boat before, well, converting into a boat.

Describe the solution you'd like

The vehicle interaction interface telling me how many more boat hulls do i need to add to the vehicle additional to the "leaks" qualification.

Describe alternatives you've considered

Suffering.

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[Funguss]

Ah, yes, IIRC boats also lack a "draft" value in the vehicle examine display. While that would make it possible to know if it would float if you drive it into a lake it would be handy to know just how many more hulls are needed for the current weight.

[LlubNek]

Could just fix this by adding a note to the part description, like "This part provides enough buoyancy in water to lift 200kg."

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[mlangsdorf]

Boat parts do not provide a fixed amount of buoyancy.

For a vehicle that has no boat hulls, it might be possible to use the space where water speed would go to indicate the minimum number of boat hulls that would be needed to make the vehicle float.

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