Temporal Engine

**Temporal Engine** is the main part of any TARDIS, allowing it to fly. It also allows to modify and customize your TARDIS. Here's an extract from the in-game Instruction Codex:
> *The TARDIS Engine, despite being the propulsion method of the TARDIS, is mainly used to control permissions and distributing upgrade points.*
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## The "Upgrades" side

The "Upgrades" side contains only one panel, which is used to install TARDIS Upgrades and repair the TARDIS itself. To open/close the panel simply press the button next to it.

When opened, there are 8 slots on top, where Upgrades are installed, and 10 Damage Repair Units. These are used to reapair your TARDIS in case it's damaged. 3 Damage Repair Units take Dalekanium to repair, 3 others take Chronosteel, 3 more take nothing and the Main Unit takes one Kontron Crystal.

## The "Permissions" side

The "Permissions" side is used to change the console room design and manage players' permissions inside the TARDIS. The permissions are:

* Modify permissions - allows the player to modify this panel
* Modify rooms - allows the player to create and delete rooms
* Modify roundels - allows the player to open and close Roundels. Also allows the player to put TARDIS Cable Interfaces inside them.
* Transmat - allows the player to use his Sonic Screwdriver's Transmat Mode on this TARDIS
* Recall - allows the player to use his Sonic Screwdriver's Recall Mode on this TARDIS
* Recolour - allows the player to change the colour of Solid and Flat Blocks
* Fly - gives the player access to The Console
* Spend points - allows the player to interact with "Levels" Side

Above the permission control panel, there is a Console Room Setting panel. It allows to change between "Full", "Main" and "Tennish" Console Room designs. Quote from the in-game Instruction Codex:

> *The console design can be changed by selecting a console room design and right clicking, then sneak right clicking the selection button.*
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On top of the Engine you can also see the nickname of the owner of this TARDIS.

## The "Levels" side

**The "Levels" Side** contains 5 gauges and 4 buttons to manipulate TARDIS upgrades. The top gauge shows the amount of points you can distribute. To do it, right click the necessary button and then sneak right click it. There are 4 possible upgrades:

* Energy level - increases the amount of energy, your TARDIS can hold
* Energy regen level - increases the speed of energy regeneration
* Shields level - increases the amount of damage your TARDIS can take without breaking
* Max rooms level - increases the amount of Schemas you can place around the TARDIS Interior dimension

## The "Screwdriver" side

**The "Screwdriver" Side** is used to manage your Sonic Screwdriver outlook and modes. The button on the right of the Screwdriver slot changes the outlook. Three buttons on the left allow the player to enable or disable Locate, Transmat and Recall modes of his Screwdriver.

Above the Screwdriver slot, there's an Interior Temporal Control, which allows to change the sky in the TARDIS Interior dimension between *Overworld* and *Space.*

Next to it there's a Spawn Protection Lever, which controls the range of the area around the TARDIS, where no mobs will spawn. Available ranges: 0, 16, 32, 48, 64, 80, 96, 112, 128, 144 and 160 blocks.

The last controller on the Temporal Engine is the Landing Pad Lockdown, which is on the left of the Spawn Protection Lever. If enabled, all interfaces outside the TARDIS, such as Landing Pads, can interact with it. Otherwise only interfaces inside the TARDIS can interact with it.

## Footnotes

1. ↑ Not to be confused with TARDIS Upgrades
2. ↑ You can gain these points by leveling up your TARDIS or executing /tardisxp
3. ↑ Appears at TARDIS level 15