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# Player Rockets

## How to get started!

First of lets check the requirements:

* A normal Chest
* A Oak\_Sign (By default server owner can change this)
* A launchpad

{% hint style="info" %}
if you do not have a launchpad and do not know how to build it checkout the [Building plans page!](/mcg-starcraft/for-players/building-plans.md)
{% endhint %}

#### How to make your rocket

First start building the rocket as u wish. keep in mind the rocket may not extend higher then 15 blocks above the lauchpad and may also not be bigger then the launchpad.

Now make sure there is a chest in the rocket thats reachable to put fuel in.

Write down the coordinates of the middle block of the launchpad.

And last step go to the area where u wanna stand at launch (cockpit)

Place the oaksign against the wall and write the following:

```
[rocket]
x/y/z
(where XYZ are the coordinates u just wrote down)
```

if all goes well and u click the sign it should give you either a error if something is wrong or a final score!

if the score is on the sign u can also see the base fuel usage on the last line of the sign if u put fuel in your chest and click the sign again you can start launching!


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