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Updated steps to reproduce: - Build two ships. -- Master Ship: Core and Rail -- Slave ship: Core, docker, weapon, full slave of any momentum effect (push, pull, stop), and a logic clock connected to the weapon. - Dock the slave ship to the master ship - Fire the weapon with momentum effect on the main ship. This causes the effect to be applied to the master ship. Notes: I tested, cannon, beam, missile, and pulse. The effect is visibly applied to the master with the beam and cannon setups, but I did not see the effect with missile or damage pulse. It could be due to slaved cannons. All effects(push, pull, stop) were noticeable with cannon and beam.

I tested, cannon, beam, missile, and pulse. The effect is visibly applied to the master with the beam and cannon setups, but I did not see the effect with missile or damage pulse. It could be due to slaved cannons. All effects(push, pull, stop) were noticeable with cannon and beam.

Updated steps to reproduce: - Build two ships. -- Master Ship: Core and Rail -- Slave ship: Core, docker, weapon, full slave of any momentum effect (push, pull, stop), and a logic clock connected to the weapon. - Dock the slave ship to the master ship - Fire the weapon with momentum effect on the main ship. This causes the effect to be applied to the master ship. Notes: I tested, cannon, beam, missile, and pulse. The effect is visibly applied to the master with the beam and cannon setups, but I did not see the effect with missile or damage pulse. It could be due to slaved cannons. All effects(push, pull, stop) were noticeable with cannon and beam.