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# Defense
The **Defense** module helps keep the ship safe from harm.
## Shields
Raise and lower the ship's shields.
Tap to allocate power between the forward, aft, port, and starboard shields.
The **Equalize** button evenly distributes shield power across all four regions.
## Stealth
Enable stealth to make it harder for other ships to detect.
When stealth is active, shields are disabled, and vice versa.
In the ship's config file you can control (1) whether the ship has a stealth system, (2) what it's called, and (3) its effectiveness. For example, you can make it a "Cloak" instead.
```
"Defense":{
"HasStealth": true,
"StealthLabel": "Cloak",
"StealthDetectability": 0
}
```
## Ship Image
The image of the ship can be configured in the config file. You can replace it with whatever image you want (ideally one that matches the 3D model you use for your ship).
```
"Appearance": {
"Model": "Spaceships_Barracuda",
"TopDownSprite": "Barracuda_Top_Down.png"
},
```
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