Vanilla Cargo Fill Level (or a more clever title)

Vanilla Cargo Fill Level (or a more clever title) is the fourth episode of The Collector. Splitsie does not make any progress finishing his main ship. Instead he builds two utility ships, demonstrates the use of event controllers, and collects some platinum ore. 
The small-grid miner he builds is a slightly asymmetric hydrogen-thruster ship, with an emphasis on function over style. It has huge cargo capacity and stone sorters and ejectors. 
The small-grid ore scout ship he builds uses ion thrusters and has an emphasis on omnidirectional manoeuvrability. It carries an oxygen tank and sports a cool spinning large-grid ore detector. 
For both ships, he uses Event Controllers and Timers to set up an automated docking and undocking sequence. When docking, he wants to recharge and refuel and shut down everything that uses power. When undocking, he wants to switch everything back on again automatically. 
In the moment he sits in the scout ship to test it, it detects Platinum close by, and he immediately puts the miner to good use. 
Towards the end, he shows how to build a cargo fill level indicator in vanilla SE without scripts, using nothing but event controllers and lights. 
Finally, he docks both utility ships and flies to neighbouring asteroids in search for gold. 
== Trivia ==
Splitsie explains all the steps of setting up the event controllers, so this episode practically contains a tutorial. 
This episode was initially numbered as #3 in its YouTube title by mistake.