Change scanner to shipyard

[LemADEC]

Replace existing bugged scanner block with a shipyard multiblock structure:

• [ ] Shipyard controller: tile entity Computer interface (and GUI?) to select operations between assemble, repair and scan. Controller should be at most 32 block away from closest Shipyard laser. Controller may control only one Shipyard and a single ship at any given time. Energy/fluid/item containers are placed 'emptied' (batbox, MFSE, charge pad, macerator, chests, ME drives, etc.).
• [ ] Shipyard laser: tile entity responsible to actually modify the ship. 4 are needed in the same plane. Covered space is a parallelogram defined by their distances (3rd axis is average of both sides?). Each laser need 1 to 4 laser mediums and at least one WarpDrive conveyor. Maybe we should separate the 3 functions (scan, assemble, disassemble)? More laser means faster and bigger operation.
• [ ] WarpDrive conveyor: blocks connecting laser and controller for item transportation. It's a purely logical block, no tile entity, transportation is instantaneous.
• [ ] Shipyard inventory interface (need better name): tile entity checking nearby inventories to push/pull items required by the shipyard.

[TheNumenorean]

I really like this idea

[LemADEC]

Shipyard laser should be Shipyard magnet, with orientation towards center, helping define the shipyard shape.

Shipyard bot spawner is the one actually assembling/disassembling ship with flying blocks.

Shipyard length should be higher than diameter (no gigantic halo building massive ships from only 4 magnets). Need to detect shipyard shell so it doesn't self dismount. Actual building area should be a cylinder, need some way to materialize it, maybe build the structure itself?

[Sasszem]

What happens if y use it as an AE2 spatial addon? It cost resources from the network, can be copyed, etc?

[LemADEC]

As far as I know, AE2 is unable to copy a region, it can only restore a previous one. WarpDrive already has the base code to copy, it's only missing the user interface for it.