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1. Fly your broken ship to a ship editor area on an Origin station's ship building center, or spawn it there from the terminal. | 1. Fly your broken ship to a ship editor area on an Origin station's ship building center, or spawn it there from the terminal. | ||
2. Go to the repair terminal near the area. You can choose if you want to use ready parts from station storage similarly to how buying ships works | 2. Go to the repair terminal near the area. You can choose if you want to use ready parts from station storage similarly to how buying ships works. | ||
3. Initiate the repair | 3. Initiate the repair. This will despawn the ship. Repair will last a set amount of time depending on the severity of damage being fixed. | ||
4. After the repair finishes, the ship will spawn again if you are still near the area. You will gain crafting points from any parts that had to be crafted and you have researched already. | 4. After the repair finishes, the ship will spawn again if you are still near the area. You will gain crafting points from any parts that had to be crafted and you have researched already. | ||
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== Items not matching the blueprint == | == Items not matching the blueprint == | ||
There may be additional parts attached to the ship that do not match its blueprint. All such pieces will be moved to the station | There may be additional parts attached to the ship that do not match its blueprint. All such pieces will be moved to the station storage just like with cargo, and if the storage is full, they will be deleted and a warning prompt is shown in the terminal. | ||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
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* Only the person currently hosting the ship can start the repair process | * Only the person currently hosting the ship can start the repair process | ||
* Repair terminal does not support easy build ships yet. | * Repair terminal does not support easy build ships yet. | ||
* Any chips that are part of the actual ship blueprint may get their data reverted to their original state during repair. | * Any types of chips that are part of the actual ship blueprint may get their data reverted to their original state during repair. | ||
Latest revision as of 16:57, 17 January 2022
Ship Repair Terminal
Ship repair terminals can be used to repair broken spaceships back to a state that matches their blueprint. A blueprint update feature is also planned, allowing new additions to be included in the blueprint and choosing which version you wish to repair your ship to.
A player may only have 1 ship in repair at once.
How to use
1. Fly your broken ship to a ship editor area on an Origin station's ship building center, or spawn it there from the terminal.
2. Go to the repair terminal near the area. You can choose if you want to use ready parts from station storage similarly to how buying ships works.
3. Initiate the repair. This will despawn the ship. Repair will last a set amount of time depending on the severity of damage being fixed.
4. After the repair finishes, the ship will spawn again if you are still near the area. You will gain crafting points from any parts that had to be crafted and you have researched already.
Cargo
Any cargo inside the ship will be moved to station storage during the repair. Items that don't fit into the storage will be deleted, and user will be warned with a confirmation popup in that case.
Items not matching the blueprint
There may be additional parts attached to the ship that do not match its blueprint. All such pieces will be moved to the station storage just like with cargo, and if the storage is full, they will be deleted and a warning prompt is shown in the terminal.
Notes
- Only the person currently hosting the ship can start the repair process
- Repair terminal does not support easy build ships yet.
- Any types of chips that are part of the actual ship blueprint may get their data reverted to their original state during repair.