Gas Rocket Port Unloader

The Gas Rocket Port Unloader is a rocket-port building used to remove gas cargo from a landed rocket. It is mounted to the side of a Rocket Platform or another Rocket Port, where it automatically connects and becomes part of the rocket’s loading and unloading system. Like the other resource ports, it only functions while the rocket is landed; rockets must be on the ground to load or unload resources.

The building uses built-in gas filters, allowing it to handle gas cargo specifically rather than other resource types. It is part of the family of rocket logistics buildings alongside the gas, liquid, and solid loaders and unloaders, and is used when a rocket needs to offload stored gas at its destination.

• Must be attached to the side of a Rocket Platform or another Rocket Port.
• Automatically connects when placed in a valid position.
• Requires the rocket to be landed before any unloading can occur.
• Uses built-in gas filters for gas cargo handling.
• Works as the gas counterpart to the other rocket cargo load/unload ports.