building stations inside the hub
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building stations inside the hub
is it a good idea to build stations in the hub? i mean putting it out the way of pathways so theres no collision of traffic, but is it wise?
I'd say one could build stations in there when one has figured out the gate connections and doesn't plan on changing them too frequently because it potentially messes the jump counts to/from consumers/suppliers of your station(s).
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I got the player HQ near the bottom of the hub. Never considered any other station because there is not much room to expand them to form a complex.
"Wise" is relative. If your hub gates alignments allow regular hostile visitors then you'll need decent defenses.
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"Wise" is relative. If your hub gates alignments allow regular hostile visitors then you'll need decent defenses.
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Just had a thought that doesn't directly relate to the thread, but since collision is off OOS is it possible to send an AI ship outside the bounds of the HUB collision sphere and transporter device through the wall?
If so, you could potentially build complexes and such outside the sphere which would greatly influence the amount of stuff you could make.
If so, you could potentially build complexes and such outside the sphere which would greatly influence the amount of stuff you could make.
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Amazing that with everything else wrong with that hub, and all the resources it took to put things in working order, the shielding still works.
Why the heck would you build something like that so close to a star to begin with? To ameliorate the energy requirements of running the thing? Is the outside one big SPP that's still not quite enough to really run the gate realignment system?
Why the heck would you build something like that so close to a star to begin with? To ameliorate the energy requirements of running the thing? Is the outside one big SPP that's still not quite enough to really run the gate realignment system?
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it probably uses the sun to maintain the gates power. but to realign uses massive amounts of energy the station its self cant store in its self an requires energy cells to do soImgran wrote:Amazing that with everything else wrong with that hub, and all the resources it took to put things in working order, the shielding still works.
Why the heck would you build something like that so close to a star to begin with? To ameliorate the energy requirements of running the thing? Is the outside one big SPP that's still not quite enough to really run the gate realignment system?
or on the otherhand you can see the sun is on the verge of dying and simply doesnt give out as much solar energy as it once did when it was young, that station could be millions of years old. and can just about harnest the energy to maintain the gates powers
Not sure it still works but once I did place several stations outside the hub, connected them and then had one inside near the wall connected with the landing pad.Hemmingfish wrote:Just had a thought that doesn't directly relate to the thread, but since collision is off OOS is it possible to send an AI ship outside the bounds of the HUB collision sphere and transporter device through the wall?
If so, you could potentially build complexes and such outside the sphere which would greatly influence the amount of stuff you could make.
Might have been fixed, too.
Cheers Euclid
"In any special doctrine of nature there can be only as much proper science as there is mathematics therein.”
- Immanuel Kant (1724-1804), Metaphysical Foundations of the Science of Nature, 4:470, 1786
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SGU had Destiny flying into stars to refuel. That actually wasn't a bad show...wish it weren't cancelled.Imgran wrote:Amazing that with everything else wrong with that hub, and all the resources it took to put things in working order, the shielding still works.
Why the heck would you build something like that so close to a star to begin with? To ameliorate the energy requirements of running the thing? Is the outside one big SPP that's still not quite enough to really run the gate realignment system?