Warehouses from the HoL DLC are a little different in that instead of manufacturing, they operate as trading stations (described here).
Some modules offer single manufacturing lines, others offer multiple manufacturing lines, and others offer rotating manufacturing lines that make several wares in sequence. Station construction generally entails building an initial stage, which will comprise a production module, and optionally upgrading with further stages offering further modules or utility. Stations that are unique to NPC factions and cannot be built, which include all shipyards.
Stations the player can construct, which typically manufacture wares needed for ship and station construction. Stations generally have secondary wares that, while not necessary for production, will increase the amount(s) of wares produced from a given amount of primary resources. DEVs are aware and considering the issue, within the game engine's limitations ( link).Stations typically manufacture wares from materials harvested by mining ships, lower-tech wares, or combinations of the two. *v4 release: There is some controversy over whether this event is over-implemented. You collide with something (whether autopilot is active or not). Your ship is in close proximity to another object (except when autopilot is active). You stop your ship suddenly using the stop key (Backspace by default). Your jump drive is charging or active. You fire a weapon or activate a scanner. You receive an important event on your event monitor*. You are on a platform or otherwise away from your pilot seat. The SETA may not be activated, or will deactivate, under the following circumstances: Suggestions have been made to limit the impact of incoming messages that seem relatively innocuous, such as wallet updates or mass order completion confirmations for groups of ships given the same order. The main aims of which are to ensure the player receives incoming information they may wish to act on, and to limit it's potential for abuse/dependency. #X rebirth cargolifter urv series
Conditions of useĪ series of conditions govern whether the SETA may be activated. This definition is designed to help modders who may wish to change from the Skunk as playership to something else (rename, different ship etc).įurther details can be found in a post by CBJ on the forum (the following conditions are from CBJ). * currently refers to the Skunk only in vanilla X:R v4 & previous versions if talking about an NPC player ship (trader etc) I'll state them as (note capital P for Skunk).
Speeding up boarded ship repairs if it's essential you remain IZ (to protect your prize & its cargo) until at least its engines are repaired (ie until you can move your prize somewhere safer). (The 'fetch' & 'dock' part of the cycle is adversely impacted by SETA use however RL travel time for the URV(s) to/from their mothership while using SETA is significantly decreased) Speeding up the return of looting Cargolifter URVs to their mothership (if the player has nothing else to do). Speeding up station/ship building phases (eg waiting for a trader to deliver essential ware(s) to a ship or station builder). NOTE that SETA /will not/ automatically 'drop out' if the followed/escorted ship is attacked: this response will only happen if the Skunk is hit, so pay attention during Escort missions! Fast travel (the player can navigate in clear space or use the autopilot to follow ships). 'J' on the keyboard activates SETA, as with previous X games. If installed, a new ring is displayed on the HUD's shield monitor when circumstances are correct for use, the ring brightens to blue. Under certain circumstances, it speeds up elapsed time throughout the game (ie even in areas never visited by player or playerships) by 6 times. A Singularity Engine Time Accelerator, or SETA, can be crafted from dropped loot for * (currently Skunk).
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