https://wiki.galaxicus.com/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Spectrum 2026-05-06T13:43:36Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.31.0 https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=399 2023-08-26T21:14:06Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> NOTE: Core systems have a 50 hull limit, Rim has a 75 hull limit and Frontier has a 500 hull limit.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||85760 ||83 ||242560 ||123 ||498560 ||163 ||754560<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||88960 ||84 ||248960 ||124 ||504960 ||164 ||760960<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||92160 ||85 ||255360 ||125 ||511360 ||165 ||767360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||95360 ||86 ||261760 ||126 ||517760 ||166 ||773760<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||98560 ||87 ||268160 ||127 ||524160 ||167 ||780160<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||101760 ||88 ||274560 ||128 ||530560 ||168 ||786560<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||104960 ||89 ||280960 ||129 ||536960 ||169 ||792960<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||108160 ||90 ||287360 ||130 ||543360 ||170 ||799360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||111360 ||91 ||293760 ||131 ||549760 ||171 ||805760<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||114560 ||92 ||300160 ||132 ||556160 ||172 ||812160<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||6560 ||53 ||117760 ||93 ||306560 ||133 ||562560 ||173 ||818560<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||8160 ||54 ||120960 ||94 ||312960 ||134 ||568960 ||174 ||824960<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||9760 ||55 ||124160 ||95 ||319360 ||135 ||575360 || 175 ||831360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||11360 ||56 ||127360 ||96 ||325760 ||136 ||581760 || 176 ||837760<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||12960 ||57 ||130560 ||97 ||332160 ||137 ||588160 ||177 ||844160<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||15360 ||58 ||133760 ||98 ||338560 ||138 ||594560 ||178 ||850560<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||17760 ||59 ||136960 ||99 ||344960 ||139 ||600960 ||179 ||856960<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||20160 ||60 ||140160 ||100 ||351360 ||140 ||607360 ||180 ||863360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||22560 ||61 ||143360 ||101 ||357760 ||141 ||613760 ||181 ||869760<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||24960 ||62 ||146560 ||102 ||364160 ||142 ||620160 ||182 ||876160<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||27360 ||63 ||149760 ||103 ||370560 ||143 ||626560 ||183 ||882560<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||29760 ||64 ||152960 ||104 ||376960 ||144 ||632960 ||184 ||888960<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||32160 ||65 ||156160 ||105 ||383360 ||145 ||639360 ||185 ||895360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||34560 ||66 ||159360 ||106 ||389760 ||146 ||645760 ||186 ||901760<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||36960 ||67 ||162560 ||107 ||396160 ||147 ||652160 ||187 ||908160<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||39360 ||68 ||165760 ||108 ||402560 ||148 ||658560 ||188 ||914560<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||41760 ||69 ||168960 ||109 ||408960 ||149 ||664960 ||189 ||920960<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||44160 || 70 ||172160 ||110 ||415360 ||150 ||671360 ||190 ||927360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||47360 ||71 ||175360 ||111 ||421760 ||151 ||677760 ||191 ||933760<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||50560 ||72 ||178560 ||112 ||428160 ||152 ||684160 ||192 ||940160<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||53760 ||73 ||181760 ||113 ||434560 ||153 ||690560 ||193 ||946560<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||56960 ||74 ||184960 ||114 ||440960 ||154 ||696960 ||194 ||952960<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||60160 ||75 ||191360 ||115 ||447360 ||155 ||703360 ||195 ||959360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||63360 ||76 ||197760 ||116 ||453760 ||156 ||709760 ||196 ||965760<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||66560 ||77 ||204160 ||117 ||460160 ||157 ||716160 ||197 ||972160<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||69760 ||78 ||210560 ||118 ||466560 ||158 ||722560 ||198 ||978560<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||72960 ||79 ||216960 ||119 ||472960 ||159 ||728960 ||199 ||984960<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||76160 ||80 ||223360 ||120 ||479360 ||160 ||735360 ||200 ||991360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||79360 ||81 ||229760 ||121 ||485760 ||161 ||741760<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||82560 ||82 ||236160 ||122 ||492160 ||162 ||748160<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=398 2023-06-03T15:53:32Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Step 3: The final calculation */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living. Over time consumer goods break allowing colonists to repurchase a new item.<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> The used consumer goods remain for the new owner.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> *Minus Loan<br /> <br /> NOTE: It is possible for a very large loan zero out a planet score<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=397 2023-06-03T15:52:07Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living. Over time consumer goods break allowing colonists to repurchase a new item.<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> The used consumer goods remain for the new owner.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> *Minus Loan<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=396 2023-05-13T00:12:12Z

<p>Spectrum: /* When a planet changes owners */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living. Over time consumer goods break allowing colonists to repurchase a new item.<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> The used consumer goods remain for the new owner.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=395 2023-05-13T00:03:32Z

<p>Spectrum: /* How consumer goods are consumed */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living. Over time consumer goods break allowing colonists to repurchase a new item.<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=394 2023-05-13T00:01:50Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Example and inner workings */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=393 2023-05-12T23:14:24Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Example and inner workings */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> Note: Consumer goods break and need to be replaced over time.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=392 2023-05-12T23:14:03Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Example and inner workings */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> Note: Consumer goods now break and can be replaced over time.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=391 2023-05-12T23:11:38Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Example and inner workings */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=390 2023-05-12T22:21:33Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry, but never more than the total colonists on the planet.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time (1 week real time) for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=389 2023-05-12T22:13:26Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Step 3: The final calculation */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time (1 week real time) for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists<br /> *SOL times troops times 75%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Management&diff=388 2019-10-31T02:30:47Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Ship_Yards */</p> <hr /> <div>Planet Management is one of the key [[Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> =[[Planet_Ratings]]=<br /> The planet&#039;s rating will have a major effect on any colony to established on a planet.<br /> <br /> =Colony production=<br /> ==[[Agriculture]]==<br /> Agriculture industry grows the [[food]] for the colony<br /> <br /> ==[[Armaments]]==<br /> Armaments factories builds the weapons for ships<br /> <br /> ==[[Basic_Industry]]==<br /> Basic Industry builds the equipment for the other factories<br /> <br /> ==[[Civilian Factories]]==<br /> Civilian Factories creates [[consumer goods]] which influences the happiness of the colony<br /> <br /> The Civilian Factories are concerned with the production of consumer goods. These products are<br /> essential, and form the basis for a happy colony. In addition, consumer goods are one of the most<br /> profitable, and easiest, exports.<br /> <br /> ==[[Construction]]==<br /> Creates houses for both civilians and troops on the colony<br /> <br /> ==[[Government]]==<br /> The civilian government that runs the colony and collects your taxes.<br /> <br /> ==[[Mining]] and Refinery robots==<br /> Mines the minerals and metals on the planet based on the metal rating.<br /> <br /> Once the ore is extracted refinery robots turn the ore into metals to be used by construction and factories.<br /> <br /> ==[[Ship_Yards]]==<br /> The ship yards will build defenses and a dry dock for the colony.<br /> <br /> Ship Yards are explained in detail on this page [[Ship_Yards]]<br /> <br /> ==[[Unemployment]]==<br /> When there is not enough capacity in an industry these people are displaced and collect unemployment wages.<br /> <br /> =[[Planet_Score]]=<br /> The planet&#039;s score will be based on several factors including the [[Standard_Of_Living]].<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]][[Category:Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]] [[:Category:Basic_Skills]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Management&diff=387 2019-10-31T02:29:56Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>Planet Management is one of the key [[Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> =[[Planet_Ratings]]=<br /> The planet&#039;s rating will have a major effect on any colony to established on a planet.<br /> <br /> =Colony production=<br /> ==[[Agriculture]]==<br /> Agriculture industry grows the [[food]] for the colony<br /> <br /> ==[[Armaments]]==<br /> Armaments factories builds the weapons for ships<br /> <br /> ==[[Basic_Industry]]==<br /> Basic Industry builds the equipment for the other factories<br /> <br /> ==[[Civilian Factories]]==<br /> Civilian Factories creates [[consumer goods]] which influences the happiness of the colony<br /> <br /> The Civilian Factories are concerned with the production of consumer goods. These products are<br /> essential, and form the basis for a happy colony. In addition, consumer goods are one of the most<br /> profitable, and easiest, exports.<br /> <br /> ==[[Construction]]==<br /> Creates houses for both civilians and troops on the colony<br /> <br /> ==[[Government]]==<br /> The civilian government that runs the colony and collects your taxes.<br /> <br /> ==[[Mining]] and Refinery robots==<br /> Mines the minerals and metals on the planet based on the metal rating.<br /> <br /> Once the ore is extracted refinery robots turn the ore into metals to be used by construction and factories.<br /> <br /> ==[[Ship_Yards]]==<br /> The ship yards will build defenses and a dry dock for the colony.<br /> <br /> [[Ship_Yards]]<br /> <br /> ==[[Unemployment]]==<br /> When there is not enough capacity in an industry these people are displaced and collect unemployment wages.<br /> <br /> =[[Planet_Score]]=<br /> The planet&#039;s score will be based on several factors including the [[Standard_Of_Living]].<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]][[Category:Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]] [[:Category:Basic_Skills]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Management&diff=386 2019-10-31T02:29:22Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Ship_Yards */</p> <hr /> <div>Planet Management is one of the key [[Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> =[[Planet_Ratings]]=<br /> The planet&#039;s rating will have a major effect on any colony to established on a planet.<br /> <br /> =Colony production=<br /> ==[[Agriculture]]==<br /> Agriculture industry grows the [[food]] for the colony<br /> <br /> ==[[Armaments]]==<br /> Armaments factories builds the weapons for ships<br /> <br /> ==[[Basic_Industry]]==<br /> Basic Industry builds the equipment for the other factories<br /> <br /> ==[[Civilian Factories]]==<br /> Civilian Factories creates [[consumer goods]] which influences the happiness of the colony<br /> <br /> The Civilian Factories are concerned with the production of consumer goods. These products are<br /> essential, and form the basis for a happy colony. In addition, consumer goods are one of the most<br /> profitable, and easiest, exports.<br /> <br /> ==[[Construction]]==<br /> Creates houses for both civilians and troops on the colony<br /> <br /> ==[[Government]]==<br /> The civilian government that runs the colony and collects your taxes.<br /> <br /> ==[[Mining]] and Refinery robots==<br /> Mines the minerals and metals on the planet based on the metal rating.<br /> <br /> Once the ore is extracted refinery robots turn the ore into metals to be used by construction and factories.<br /> <br /> ==[[Ship_Yards]]==<br /> The ship yards will build defenses and a dry dock for the colony.<br /> <br /> https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards<br /> <br /> ==[[Unemployment]]==<br /> When there is not enough capacity in an industry these people are displaced and collect unemployment wages.<br /> <br /> =[[Planet_Score]]=<br /> The planet&#039;s score will be based on several factors including the [[Standard_Of_Living]].<br /> <br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]][[Category:Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]] [[:Category:Basic_Skills]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=385 2019-10-31T02:06:44Z

<p>Spectrum: Updated for V1.04</p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||85760 ||83 ||242560 ||123 ||498560 ||163 ||754560<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||88960 ||84 ||248960 ||124 ||504960 ||164 ||760960<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||92160 ||85 ||255360 ||125 ||511360 ||165 ||767360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||95360 ||86 ||261760 ||126 ||517760 ||166 ||773760<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||98560 ||87 ||268160 ||127 ||524160 ||167 ||780160<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||101760 ||88 ||274560 ||128 ||530560 ||168 ||786560<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||104960 ||89 ||280960 ||129 ||536960 ||169 ||792960<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||108160 ||90 ||287360 ||130 ||543360 ||170 ||799360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||111360 ||91 ||293760 ||131 ||549760 ||171 ||805760<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||114560 ||92 ||300160 ||132 ||556160 ||172 ||812160<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||6560 ||53 ||117760 ||93 ||306560 ||133 ||562560 ||173 ||818560<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||8160 ||54 ||120960 ||94 ||312960 ||134 ||568960 ||174 ||824960<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||9760 ||55 ||124160 ||95 ||319360 ||135 ||575360 || 175 ||831360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||11360 ||56 ||127360 ||96 ||325760 ||136 ||581760 || 176 ||837760<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||12960 ||57 ||130560 ||97 ||332160 ||137 ||588160 ||177 ||844160<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||15360 ||58 ||133760 ||98 ||338560 ||138 ||594560 ||178 ||850560<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||17760 ||59 ||136960 ||99 ||344960 ||139 ||600960 ||179 ||856960<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||20160 ||60 ||140160 ||100 ||351360 ||140 ||607360 ||180 ||863360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||22560 ||61 ||143360 ||101 ||357760 ||141 ||613760 ||181 ||869760<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||24960 ||62 ||146560 ||102 ||364160 ||142 ||620160 ||182 ||876160<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||27360 ||63 ||149760 ||103 ||370560 ||143 ||626560 ||183 ||882560<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||29760 ||64 ||152960 ||104 ||376960 ||144 ||632960 ||184 ||888960<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||32160 ||65 ||156160 ||105 ||383360 ||145 ||639360 ||185 ||895360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||34560 ||66 ||159360 ||106 ||389760 ||146 ||645760 ||186 ||901760<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||36960 ||67 ||162560 ||107 ||396160 ||147 ||652160 ||187 ||908160<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||39360 ||68 ||165760 ||108 ||402560 ||148 ||658560 ||188 ||914560<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||41760 ||69 ||168960 ||109 ||408960 ||149 ||664960 ||189 ||920960<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||44160 || 70 ||172160 ||110 ||415360 ||150 ||671360 ||190 ||927360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||47360 ||71 ||175360 ||111 ||421760 ||151 ||677760 ||191 ||933760<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||50560 ||72 ||178560 ||112 ||428160 ||152 ||684160 ||192 ||940160<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||53760 ||73 ||181760 ||113 ||434560 ||153 ||690560 ||193 ||946560<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||56960 ||74 ||184960 ||114 ||440960 ||154 ||696960 ||194 ||952960<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||60160 ||75 ||191360 ||115 ||447360 ||155 ||703360 ||195 ||959360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||63360 ||76 ||197760 ||116 ||453760 ||156 ||709760 ||196 ||965760<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||66560 ||77 ||204160 ||117 ||460160 ||157 ||716160 ||197 ||972160<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||69760 ||78 ||210560 ||118 ||466560 ||158 ||722560 ||198 ||978560<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||72960 ||79 ||216960 ||119 ||472960 ||159 ||728960 ||199 ||984960<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||76160 ||80 ||223360 ||120 ||479360 ||160 ||735360 ||200 ||991360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||79360 ||81 ||229760 ||121 ||485760 ||161 ||741760<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||82560 ||82 ||236160 ||122 ||492160 ||162 ||748160<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=384 2019-10-31T01:58:43Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||85760 ||83 ||242560 ||123 ||498560 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||88960 ||84 ||248960 ||124 ||504960 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||92160 ||85 ||255360 ||125 ||511360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||95360 ||86 ||261760 ||126 ||517760 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||98560 ||87 ||268160 ||127 ||524160 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||101760 ||88 ||274560 ||128 ||530560 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||104960 ||89 ||280960 ||129 ||536960 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||108160 ||90 ||287360 ||130 ||543360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||111360 ||91 ||293760 ||131 ||549760 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||114560 ||92 ||300160 ||132 ||556160 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||6560 ||53 ||117760 ||93 ||306560 ||133 ||562560 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||8160 ||54 ||120960 ||94 ||312960 ||134 ||568960 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||9760 ||55 ||124160 ||95 ||319360 ||135 ||575360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||11360 ||56 ||127360 ||96 ||325760 ||136 ||581760 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||12960 ||57 ||130560 ||97 ||332160 ||137 ||588160 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||15360 ||58 ||133760 ||98 ||338560 ||138 ||594560 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||17760 ||59 ||136960 ||99 ||344960 ||139 ||600960 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||20160 ||60 ||140160 ||100 ||351360 ||140 ||607360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||22560 ||61 ||143360 ||101 ||357760 ||141 ||613760 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||24960 ||62 ||146560 ||102 ||364160 ||142 ||620160 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||27360 ||63 ||149760 ||103 ||370560 ||143 ||626560 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||29760 ||64 ||152960 ||104 ||376960 ||144 ||632960 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||32160 ||65 ||156160 ||105 ||383360 ||145 ||639360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||34560 ||66 ||159360 ||106 ||389760 ||146 ||645760 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||36960 ||67 ||162560 ||107 ||396160 ||147 ||652160 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||39360 ||68 ||165760 ||108 ||402560 ||148 ||658560 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||41760 ||69 ||168960 ||109 ||408960 ||149 ||664960 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||44160 || 70 ||172160 ||110 ||415360 ||150 ||671360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||47360 ||71 ||175360 ||111 ||421760 ||151 ||677760 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||50560 ||72 ||178560 ||112 ||428160 ||152 ||684160 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||53760 ||73 ||181760 ||113 ||434560 ||153 ||690560 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||56960 ||74 ||184960 ||114 ||440960 ||154 ||696960 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||60160 ||75 ||191360 ||115 ||447360 ||155 ||703360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||63360 ||76 ||197760 ||116 ||453760 ||156 ||709760 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||66560 ||77 ||204160 ||117 ||460160 ||157 ||716160 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||69760 ||78 ||210560 ||118 ||466560 ||158 ||722560 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||72960 ||79 ||216960 ||119 ||472960 ||159 ||728960 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||76160 ||80 ||223360 ||120 ||479360 ||160 ||735360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||79360 ||81 ||229760 ||121 ||485760 ||161 ||741760<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||82560 ||82 ||236160 ||122 ||492160 ||162 ||748160<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=383 2019-10-31T01:49:01Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||85760 ||83 ||242560 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||88960 ||84 ||248960 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||92160 ||85 ||255360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||95360 ||86 ||261760 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||98560 ||87 ||268160 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||101760 ||88 ||274560 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||104960 ||89 ||280960 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||108160 ||90 ||287360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||111360 ||91 ||293760 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||114560 ||92 ||300160 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||6560 ||53 ||117760 ||93 ||306560 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||8160 ||54 ||120960 ||94 ||312960 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||9760 ||55 ||124160 ||95 ||319360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||11360 ||56 ||127360 ||96 ||325760 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||12960 ||57 ||130560 ||97 ||332160 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||15360 ||58 ||133760 ||98 ||338560 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||17760 ||59 ||136960 ||99 ||344960 ||139 ||106560 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||20160 ||60 ||140160 ||100 ||351360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||22560 ||61 ||143360 ||101 ||357760 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||24960 ||62 ||146560 ||102 ||364160 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||27360 ||63 ||149760 ||103 ||370560 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||29760 ||64 ||152960 ||104 ||376960 ||144 ||110560 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||32160 ||65 ||156160 ||105 ||383360 ||145 ||111360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||34560 ||66 ||159360 ||106 ||389760 ||146 ||112160 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||36960 ||67 ||162560 ||107 ||396160 ||147 ||112960 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||39360 ||68 ||165760 ||108 ||402560 ||148 ||113760 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||41760 ||69 ||168960 ||109 ||408960 ||149 ||114560 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||44160 || 70 ||172160 ||110 ||415360 ||150 ||115360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||47360 ||71 ||175360 ||111 ||421760 ||151 ||116160 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||50560 ||72 ||178560 ||112 ||428160 ||152 ||116960 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||53760 ||73 ||181760 ||113 ||434560 ||153 ||117760 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||56960 ||74 ||184960 ||114 ||440960 ||154 ||118560 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||60160 ||75 ||191360 ||115 ||447360 ||155 ||119360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||63360 ||76 ||197760 ||116 ||453760 ||156 ||120160 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||66560 ||77 ||204160 ||117 ||460160 ||157 ||120960 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||69760 ||78 ||210560 ||118 ||466560 ||158 ||121760 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||72960 ||79 ||216960 ||119 ||472960 ||159 ||122560 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||76160 ||80 ||223360 ||120 ||479360 ||160 ||123360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||79360 ||81 ||229760 ||121 ||485760 ||161 ||124160<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||82560 ||82 ||236160 ||122 ||492160 ||162 ||124960<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=382 2019-10-31T01:39:50Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||85760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||88960 ||84 ||62560 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||92160 ||85 ||63360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||95360 ||86 ||64160 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||98560 ||87 ||64960 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||101760 ||88 ||65760 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||104960 ||89 ||66560 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||108160 ||90 ||67360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||111360 ||91 ||68160 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||114560 ||92 ||68960 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||6560 ||53 ||117760 ||93 ||69760 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||8160 ||54 ||120960 ||94 ||70560 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||9760 ||55 ||124160 ||95 ||71360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||11360 ||56 ||127360 ||96 ||72160 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||12960 ||57 ||130560 ||97 ||72960 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||15360 ||58 ||133760 ||98 ||73760 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||17760 ||59 ||136960 ||99 ||74560 ||139 ||106560 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||20160 ||60 ||140160 ||100 ||75360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||22560 ||61 ||143360 ||101 ||76160 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||24960 ||62 ||146560 ||102 ||76960 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||27360 ||63 ||149760 ||103 ||77760 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||29760 ||64 ||152960 ||104 ||78560 ||144 ||110560 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||32160 ||65 ||156160 ||105 ||79360 ||145 ||111360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||34560 ||66 ||159360 ||106 ||80160 ||146 ||112160 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||36960 ||67 ||162560 ||107 ||80960 ||147 ||112960 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||39360 ||68 ||165760 ||108 ||81760 ||148 ||113760 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||41760 ||69 ||168960 ||109 ||82560 ||149 ||114560 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||44160 || 70 ||172160 ||110 ||83360 ||150 ||115360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||47360 ||71 ||175360 ||111 ||84160 ||151 ||116160 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||50560 ||72 ||178560 ||112 ||84960 ||152 ||116960 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||53760 ||73 ||181760 ||113 ||85760 ||153 ||117760 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||56960 ||74 ||184960 ||114 ||86560 ||154 ||118560 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||60160 ||75 ||191360 ||115 ||87360 ||155 ||119360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||63360 ||76 ||197760 ||116 ||88160 ||156 ||120160 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||66560 ||77 ||204160 ||117 ||88960 ||157 ||120960 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||69760 ||78 ||210560 ||118 ||89760 ||158 ||121760 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||72960 ||79 ||216960 ||119 ||90560 ||159 ||122560 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||76160 ||80 ||223360 ||120 || 91360 ||160 ||123360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||79360 ||81 ||229760 ||121 ||92160 ||161 ||124160<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||82560 ||82 ||236160 ||122 ||92960 ||162 ||124960<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=381 2019-10-31T01:31:33Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||30560 ||84 ||62560 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||31360 ||85 ||63360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||32160 ||86 ||64160 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||32960 ||87 ||64960 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||33760 ||88 ||65760 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||34560 ||89 ||66560 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||35360 ||90 ||67360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||36160 ||91 ||68160 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||36960 ||92 ||68960 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||6560 ||53 ||37760 ||93 ||69760 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||8160 ||54 ||38560 ||94 ||70560 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||9760 ||55 ||39360 ||95 ||71360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||11360 ||56 ||40160 ||96 ||72160 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||12960 ||57 ||40960 ||97 ||72960 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||15360 ||58 ||41760 ||98 ||73760 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||17760 ||59 ||42560 ||99 ||74560 ||139 ||106560 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||20160 ||60 ||43360 ||100 ||75360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||22560 ||61 ||44160 ||101 ||76160 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||24960 ||62 ||44960 ||102 ||76960 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||27360 ||63 ||45760 ||103 ||77760 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||29760 ||64 ||46560 ||104 ||78560 ||144 ||110560 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||32160 ||65 ||47360 ||105 ||79360 ||145 ||111360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||34560 ||66 ||48160 ||106 ||80160 ||146 ||112160 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||36960 ||67 ||48960 ||107 ||80960 ||147 ||112960 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||39360 ||68 ||49760 ||108 ||81760 ||148 ||113760 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||41760 ||69 ||50560 ||109 ||82560 ||149 ||114560 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||44160 || 70 ||51360 ||110 ||83360 ||150 ||115360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||47360 ||71 ||52160 ||111 ||84160 ||151 ||116160 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||50560 ||72 ||52960 ||112 ||84960 ||152 ||116960 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||53760 ||73 ||53760 ||113 ||85760 ||153 ||117760 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||56960 ||74 ||54560 ||114 ||86560 ||154 ||118560 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||60160 ||75 ||55360 ||115 ||87360 ||155 ||119360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||63360 ||76 ||56160 ||116 ||88160 ||156 ||120160 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||66560 ||77 ||56960 ||117 ||88960 ||157 ||120960 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||69760 ||78 ||57760 ||118 ||89760 ||158 ||121760 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||72960 ||79 ||58560 ||119 ||90560 ||159 ||122560 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||76160 ||80 ||59360 ||120 || 91360 ||160 ||123360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||79360 ||81 ||60160 ||121 ||92160 ||161 ||124160<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||82560 ||82 ||60960 ||122 ||92960 ||162 ||124960<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=380 2019-10-31T01:25:20Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 12 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> C. 13 to 30 hulls requires 1600 SY workers for each hull above 12.<br /> D. 31 to 74 hulls requires 3200 SY workers for each hull above 30.<br /> E. 75 to 200 hulls requires 6400 SY workers for each hull above 74.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||30560 ||84 ||62560 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||31360 ||85 ||63360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||32160 ||86 ||64160 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||32960 ||87 ||64960 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||33760 ||88 ||65760 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||34560 ||89 ||66560 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||35360 ||90 ||67360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||36160 ||91 ||68160 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||36960 ||92 ||68960 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||5760 ||53 ||37760 ||93 ||69760 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||6560 ||54 ||38560 ||94 ||70560 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||7360 ||55 ||39360 ||95 ||71360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||8160 ||56 ||40160 ||96 ||72160 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||8960 ||57 ||40960 ||97 ||72960 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||9760 ||58 ||41760 ||98 ||73760 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||10560 ||59 ||42560 ||99 ||74560 ||139 ||106560 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||11360 ||60 ||43360 ||100 ||75360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||12160 ||61 ||44160 ||101 ||76160 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||12960 ||62 ||44960 ||102 ||76960 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||13760 ||63 ||45760 ||103 ||77760 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||14560 ||64 ||46560 ||104 ||78560 ||144 ||110560 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||15360 ||65 ||47360 ||105 ||79360 ||145 ||111360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||16160 ||66 ||48160 ||106 ||80160 ||146 ||112160 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||16960 ||67 ||48960 ||107 ||80960 ||147 ||112960 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||17760 ||68 ||49760 ||108 ||81760 ||148 ||113760 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||18560 ||69 ||50560 ||109 ||82560 ||149 ||114560 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||19360 || 70 ||51360 ||110 ||83360 ||150 ||115360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||20160 ||71 ||52160 ||111 ||84160 ||151 ||116160 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||20960 ||72 ||52960 ||112 ||84960 ||152 ||116960 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||21760 ||73 ||53760 ||113 ||85760 ||153 ||117760 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||22560 ||74 ||54560 ||114 ||86560 ||154 ||118560 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||23360 ||75 ||55360 ||115 ||87360 ||155 ||119360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||24160 ||76 ||56160 ||116 ||88160 ||156 ||120160 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||24960 ||77 ||56960 ||117 ||88960 ||157 ||120960 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||25760 ||78 ||57760 ||118 ||89760 ||158 ||121760 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||26560 ||79 ||58560 ||119 ||90560 ||159 ||122560 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||27360 ||80 ||59360 ||120 || 91360 ||160 ||123360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||28160 ||81 ||60160 ||121 ||92160 ||161 ||124160<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||28960 ||82 ||60960 ||122 ||92960 ||162 ||124960<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=379 2019-09-26T16:49:06Z

<p>Spectrum: /* When a planet changes owners */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time (1 week real time) for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists times 10%<br /> *SOL times troops times 15%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=378 2019-07-17T19:21:54Z

<p>Spectrum: /* When a planet changes owners */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time (1 week real time) for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> NOTE: THIS RULE HAS CHANGED- there is no longer a penalty: <br /> <br /> One side effect of the transfer is the number of consumer goods are decreased by 20%<br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists times 10%<br /> *SOL times troops times 15%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=374 2019-07-06T01:48:22Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |-<br /> |colspan=&quot;3&quot;|Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||30560 ||84 ||62560 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||31360 ||85 ||63360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||32160 ||86 ||64160 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||32960 ||87 ||64960 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||33760 ||88 ||65760 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||34560 ||89 ||66560 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||35360 ||90 ||67360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||36160 ||91 ||68160 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||36960 ||92 ||68960 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||5760 ||53 ||37760 ||93 ||69760 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||6560 ||54 ||38560 ||94 ||70560 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||7360 ||55 ||39360 ||95 ||71360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||8160 ||56 ||40160 ||96 ||72160 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||8960 ||57 ||40960 ||97 ||72960 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||9760 ||58 ||41760 ||98 ||73760 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||10560 ||59 ||42560 ||99 ||74560 ||139 ||106560 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||11360 ||60 ||43360 ||100 ||75360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||12160 ||61 ||44160 ||101 ||76160 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||12960 ||62 ||44960 ||102 ||76960 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||13760 ||63 ||45760 ||103 ||77760 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||14560 ||64 ||46560 ||104 ||78560 ||144 ||110560 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||15360 ||65 ||47360 ||105 ||79360 ||145 ||111360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||16160 ||66 ||48160 ||106 ||80160 ||146 ||112160 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||16960 ||67 ||48960 ||107 ||80960 ||147 ||112960 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||17760 ||68 ||49760 ||108 ||81760 ||148 ||113760 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||18560 ||69 ||50560 ||109 ||82560 ||149 ||114560 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||19360 || 70 ||51360 ||110 ||83360 ||150 ||115360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||20160 ||71 ||52160 ||111 ||84160 ||151 ||116160 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||20960 ||72 ||52960 ||112 ||84960 ||152 ||116960 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||21760 ||73 ||53760 ||113 ||85760 ||153 ||117760 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||22560 ||74 ||54560 ||114 ||86560 ||154 ||118560 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||23360 ||75 ||55360 ||115 ||87360 ||155 ||119360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||24160 ||76 ||56160 ||116 ||88160 ||156 ||120160 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||24960 ||77 ||56960 ||117 ||88960 ||157 ||120960 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||25760 ||78 ||57760 ||118 ||89760 ||158 ||121760 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||26560 ||79 ||58560 ||119 ||90560 ||159 ||122560 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||27360 ||80 ||59360 ||120 || 91360 ||160 ||123360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||28160 ||81 ||60160 ||121 ||92160 ||161 ||124160<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||28960 ||82 ||60960 ||122 ||92960 ||162 ||124960<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=373 2019-07-06T01:45:04Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||30560 ||84 ||62560 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||31360 ||85 ||63360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||32160 ||86 ||64160 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||32960 ||87 ||64960 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||33760 ||88 ||65760 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||34560 ||89 ||66560 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||35360 ||90 ||67360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||36160 ||91 ||68160 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||36960 ||92 ||68960 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||5760 ||53 ||37760 ||93 ||69760 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||6560 ||54 ||38560 ||94 ||70560 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||7360 ||55 ||39360 ||95 ||71360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||8160 ||56 ||40160 ||96 ||72160 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||8960 ||57 ||40960 ||97 ||72960 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||9760 ||58 ||41760 ||98 ||73760 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||10560 ||59 ||42560 ||99 ||74560 ||139 ||106560 ||179 ||138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||11360 ||60 ||43360 ||100 ||75360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||12160 ||61 ||44160 ||101 ||76160 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||12960 ||62 ||44960 ||102 ||76960 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||13760 ||63 ||45760 ||103 ||77760 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |-<br /> | 24 ||14560 ||64 ||46560 ||104 ||78560 ||144 ||110560 ||184 ||142560<br /> |-<br /> | 25 ||15360 ||65 ||47360 ||105 ||79360 ||145 ||111360 ||185 ||143360<br /> |-<br /> | 26 ||16160 ||66 ||48160 ||106 ||80160 ||146 ||112160 ||186 ||144160<br /> |-<br /> | 27 ||16960 ||67 ||48960 ||107 ||80960 ||147 ||112960 ||187 ||144960<br /> |-<br /> | 28 ||17760 ||68 ||49760 ||108 ||81760 ||148 ||113760 ||188 ||145760<br /> |-<br /> | 29 ||18560 ||69 ||50560 ||109 ||82560 ||149 ||114560 ||189 ||146560<br /> |-<br /> | 30 ||19360 || 70 ||51360 ||110 ||83360 ||150 ||115360 ||190 ||147360<br /> |-<br /> | 31 ||20160 ||71 ||52160 ||111 ||84160 ||151 ||116160 ||191 ||148160<br /> |-<br /> | 32 ||20960 ||72 ||52960 ||112 ||84960 ||152 ||116960 ||192 ||148960<br /> |-<br /> | 33 ||21760 ||73 ||53760 ||113 ||85760 ||153 ||117760 ||193 ||149760<br /> |-<br /> | 34 ||22560 ||74 ||54560 ||114 ||86560 ||154 ||118560 ||194 ||150560<br /> |-<br /> | 35 ||23360 ||75 ||55360 ||115 ||87360 ||155 ||119360 ||195 ||151360<br /> |-<br /> | 36 ||24160 ||76 ||56160 ||116 ||88160 ||156 ||120160 ||196 ||152160<br /> |-<br /> | 37 ||24960 ||77 ||56960 ||117 ||88960 ||157 ||120960 ||197 ||152960<br /> |-<br /> | 38 ||25760 ||78 ||57760 ||118 ||89760 ||158 ||121760 ||198 ||153760<br /> |-<br /> | 39 ||26560 ||79 ||58560 ||119 ||90560 ||159 ||122560 ||199 ||154560<br /> |-<br /> | 40 ||27360 ||80 ||59360 ||120 || 91360 ||160 ||123360 ||200 ||155360<br /> |-<br /> | 41 ||28160 ||81 ||60160 ||121 ||92160 ||161 ||124160<br /> |-<br /> | 42 ||28960 ||82 ||60960 ||122 ||92960 ||162 ||124960<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=372 2019-07-06T01:37:32Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |-<br /> | 4|| 640 ||44 ||30560 ||84 ||62560 ||124 ||94560 ||164 ||126560<br /> |-<br /> | 5|| 920 ||45 ||31360 ||85 ||63360 ||125 ||95360 ||165 ||127360<br /> |-<br /> | 6 ||1200 ||46 ||32160 ||86 ||64160 ||126 ||96160 ||166 ||128160<br /> |-<br /> | 7 ||1480 || 47 ||32960 ||87 ||64960 ||127 ||96960 ||167 ||128960<br /> |-<br /> | 8 ||1760 ||48 ||33760 ||88 ||65760 ||128 ||97760 ||168 ||129760<br /> |-<br /> | 9 ||2560 ||49 ||34560 ||89 ||66560 ||129 ||98560 ||169 ||130560<br /> |-<br /> | 10 ||3360 ||50 ||35360 ||90 ||67360 ||130 ||99360 ||170 ||131360<br /> |-<br /> | 11 ||4160 ||51 ||36160 ||91 ||68160 ||131 ||100160 ||171 ||132160<br /> |-<br /> | 12 ||4960 ||52 ||36960 ||92 ||68960 ||132 ||100960 ||172 ||132960<br /> |-<br /> | 13 ||5760 ||53 ||37760 ||93 ||69760 ||133 ||101760 ||173 ||133760<br /> |-<br /> | 14 ||6560 ||54 ||38560 ||94 ||70560 ||134 ||102560 ||174 ||134560<br /> |-<br /> | 15 ||7360 ||55 ||39360 ||95 ||71360 ||135 ||103360 || 175 ||135360<br /> |-<br /> | 16 ||8160 ||56 ||40160 ||96 ||72160 ||136 ||104160 || 176 || 136160<br /> |-<br /> | 17 ||8960 ||57 ||40960 ||97 ||72960 ||137 ||104960 ||177 ||136960<br /> |-<br /> | 18 ||9760 ||58 ||41760 ||98 ||73760 ||138 ||105760 ||178 ||137760<br /> |-<br /> | 19 ||10560 ||59 ||42560 ||99 ||74560 ||139 ||106560 ||179 138560<br /> |-<br /> | 20 ||11360 ||60 ||43360 ||100 ||75360 ||140 ||107360 ||180 ||139360<br /> |-<br /> | 21 ||12160 ||61 ||44160 ||101 ||76160 ||141 ||108160 ||181 ||140160<br /> |-<br /> | 22 ||12960 ||62 ||44960 ||102 ||76960 ||142 ||108960 ||182 ||140960<br /> |-<br /> | 23 ||13760 ||63 ||45760 ||103 ||77760 ||143 ||109760 ||183 ||141760<br /> |}<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=371 2019-07-06T01:27:43Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: right;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=370 2019-07-06T01:27:13Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; style=&quot;text-align: center; color: green;&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=369 2019-07-06T01:26:12Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; sytle=&quot;text-align:right&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- <br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=368 2019-07-06T01:25:18Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; <br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- sytle=&quot;text-align:right&quot;<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=367 2019-07-06T01:24:26Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; <br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |- sytle=&quot;text-align=right&quot;<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=366 2019-07-06T01:23:24Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; sytle=&quot;text-align=right&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |-<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=365 2019-07-06T01:22:22Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; sytle=&quot;align=right&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |-<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=364 2019-07-06T01:21:06Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot; align=&quot;right&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |-<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=363 2019-07-06T01:18:01Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |-<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=362 2019-07-06T01:17:01Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {|<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> |-<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=361 2019-07-06T01:16:26Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> {|<br /> !HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS !!HULLS !!WORKERS<br /> | 3|| 360 ||43 ||29760 ||83 ||61760 ||123 ||93760 ||163 ||125760<br /> |}<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=360 2019-07-06T01:13:02Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired and purchase ship components in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> <br /> HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS<br /> 3 360 43 29760 83 61760 123 93760 163 125760<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=359 2019-07-06T01:03:33Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 available hulls on planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hull max<br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 hulls max<br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 hulls max<br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> <br /> HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS<br /> 3 360 43 29760 83 61760 123 93760 163 125760<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=358 2019-07-06T01:00:57Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 hulls - max ship hulls to be modified<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 <br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 <br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 <br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 <br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 <br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 <br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> <br /> HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS<br /> 3 360 43 29760 83 61760 123 93760 163 125760<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=357 2019-07-06T00:59:47Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 hulls at planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes <br /> |2 <br /> | 20<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 <br /> |- <br /> |Lasers <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 <br /> |- <br /> |Shields <br /> |10 <br /> | 100 <br /> |- <br /> |Life Support <br /> |5 <br /> | 50 <br /> |- <br /> |Fighter Bays <br /> |5 <br /> | 50<br /> |- <br /> |Impulse Drive <br /> |4 <br /> |40 <br /> |- <br /> |Warp Drive <br /> |2 <br /> | 20 <br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> <br /> HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS<br /> 3 360 43 29760 83 61760 123 93760 163 125760<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Ship_Yards&diff=356 2019-07-06T00:58:14Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>A shipyard is the most sophisticated, expensive endeavor a colony can be directed to undertake. Shipyards are relatively slow to construct and require huge amounts of metals. Once built, however, a shipyard is the most valuable possession one can have. With a large shipyard, one need never visit an Imperial base at all; in fact with a large enough shipyard you can build things the Empire would never dare sell to you. <br /> <br /> The major occupation of a shipyard is the construction of fighter ships. These can either be accumulated on-planet, or exported for profit. Building fighters requires a large work force, and a good supply of metals. Since fighters are the basis for both the attack and defense of planets, an aggressive warrior will need a plentiful supply. <br /> <br /> The shipyard may also be directed to produce ground-mounted laser turrets for planetary defense. A turret requires roughly the same amount of materiel and labor as a fighter. <br /> <br /> In addition to fighter craft and ground defenses, the shipyard can build or repair your starship. Not only are simple repairs performed cheaper and more conveniently than in an Imperial yard, enhancements to the ship are more easily obtained in your own yard. The level of work the docks can do is proportional to the number of workers working there. The following table gives the size of the ship that can be fully repaired in ship yards of a given size.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> !style=&quot;text-align:center;&quot;| Item<br /> ! Multiplier<br /> ! Example 10 hulls at planet<br /> |-<br /> |Torpedoes |2 | 20<br /> |- <br /> |Fuel Tanks |5 | 50 <br /> |Lasers |10 | 100 <br /> |Shields |10 | 100 <br /> |Life Support |5 | 50 <br /> |Fighter Bays |5 | 50<br /> |Impulse Drive |4 |40 <br /> |Warp Drive |2 | 20 <br /> |}<br /> <br /> <br /> Note: There is a Warp Drive Limit for all Civilian Ships = 12340<br /> <br /> This table shows the exact number of Ship Yard workers required to<br /> produce a given amount of hulls.<br /> Please Note The Following:<br /> <br /> A. 4 to 8 hulls requires 280 SY workers for each hull above 3.<br /> B. 9 to 200 hulls requires 800 SY workers for each hull above 8.<br /> <br /> <br /> HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS HULLS WORKERS<br /> 3 360 43 29760 83 61760 123 93760 163 125760<br /> 4 640 44 30560 84 62560 124 94560 164 126560<br /> 5 920 45 31360 85 63360 125 95360 165 127360<br /> 6 1200 46 32160 86 64160 126 96160 166 128160<br /> 7 1480 47 32960 87 64960 127 96960 167 128960<br /> 8 1760 48 33760 88 65760 128 97760 168 129760<br /> 9 2560 49 34560 89 66560 129 98560 169 130560<br /> 10 3360 50 35360 90 67360 130 99360 170 131360<br /> 11 4160 51 36160 91 68160 131 100160 171 132160<br /> 12 4960 52 36960 92 68960 132 100960 172 132960<br /> 13 5760 53 37760 93 69760 133 101760 173 133760<br /> 14 6560 54 38560 94 70560 134 102560 174 134560<br /> 15 7360 55 39360 95 71360 135 103360 175 135360<br /> 16 8160 56 40160 96 72160 136 104160 176 136160<br /> 17 8960 57 40960 97 72960 137 104960 177 136960<br /> 18 9760 58 41760 98 73760 138 105760 178 137760<br /> 19 10560 59 42560 99 74560 139 106560 179 138560<br /> 20 11360 60 43360 100 75360 140 107360 180 139360<br /> 21 12160 61 44160 101 76160 141 108160 181 140160<br /> 22 12960 62 44960 102 76960 142 108960 182 140960<br /> 23 13760 63 45760 103 77760 143 109760 183 141760<br /> 24 14560 64 46560 104 78560 144 110560 184 142560<br /> 25 15360 65 47360 105 79360 145 111360 185 143360<br /> 26 16160 66 48160 106 80160 146 112160 186 144160<br /> 27 16960 67 48960 107 80960 147 112960 187 144960<br /> 28 17760 68 49760 108 81760 148 113760 188 145760<br /> 29 18560 69 50560 109 82560 149 114560 189 146560<br /> 30 19360 70 51360 110 83360 150 115360 190 147360<br /> 31 20160 71 52160 111 84160 151 116160 191 148160<br /> 32 20960 72 52960 112 84960 152 116960 192 148960<br /> 33 21760 73 53760 113 85760 153 117760 193 149760<br /> 34 22560 74 54560 114 86560 154 118560 194 150560<br /> 35 23360 75 55360 115 87360 155 119360 195 151360<br /> 36 24160 76 56160 116 88160 156 120160 196 152160<br /> 37 24960 77 56960 117 88960 157 120960 197 152960<br /> 38 25760 78 57760 118 89760 158 121760 198 153760<br /> 39 26560 79 58560 119 90560 159 122560 199 154560<br /> 40 27360 80 59360 120 91360 160 123360 200 155360<br /> 41 28160 81 60160 121 92160 161 124160<br /> 42 28960 82 60960 122 92960 162 124960<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Navigation&diff=355 2019-07-05T21:53:10Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Normal Space */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> There are multiple forms of navigation.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Normal Space ==<br /> [[File:normalspace.PNG |200px|thumb|left|Normal Space]]<br /> In Normal Space you are localized to a single star system. For this explanation we will use G50.1268 in rim space as an example. Inside this system there are multiple planets including a planet owned by [[TheGuardians]]. <br /> <br /> While in Normal Space you can direct your ship using the W A S D keys. The W key to throttle up, the S key to throttle down, the A key to turn your ship counter clock wise, and the D to turn it clock wise. These keys can be rebound in the options menu. <br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:autonavbar.PNG |300px|frameless|autonav]]<br /> <br /> <br /> You can also select a planet by clicking on it or choosing it in the auto navigation bar on the top of the screen.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> In order to enter Hyperspace from Normal Space, you must move away from the star in the center of the solar system. Watch the Auto Nav bar to see the percentage number change from red to blue that indicates that you&#039;ve moved far enough.<br /> <br /> [[File:Warp_entry.PNG |300px|frameless|autonav]] <br /> <br /> Once this number is above 80 percent chance it should be OK to attempt a warp. If you warp with a low chance at success it is possible to damage and even destroy your ship! Be careful when using the auto navigation feature. It will attempt to warp as soon as you select a planet or star system. If you are too close to the systems star it is possible to destroy your ship. <br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Guardian System JUMPING&#039;&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> While in normal space you can use the guardians jump gates by entering a system with a guardian planet and accessing your star map. Then select a region with a previously discovered Guardian planet you would like to visit and select jump to Xxx.XXX. Alternatively you can enter jum Xxx.XXX into your command bar. There are default Guardian bases available in each of the Space [[Regions]] allowing you to jump between them without first discovering them. They are listed here<br /> <br /> T06.491, T06.674, T06.207, T06.1996<br /> <br /> M50.593, M50.1623, M50.366, M50.1723<br /> <br /> G50.669, G50.1268, G50.1676, G50.461<br /> <br /> [[File:Jumpexample.PNG |300px|frameless|autonav]]<br /> <br /> == Hyper Space ==<br /> [[File:Hyperspace.PNG |300px|thumb|left|hyperspace]]Hyper space flight is similar to Normal space and can be navigated much the same way. Once in hyper there are few things to take note of. First off you will be presented with many Dots most likely white. These dots represent star systems in the galaxy. Each one being unique. The color of the dot signifies the status of the system. Unidentified system=White, Previously Probed=Blue, Currently owned system=Pink, Another entities base=Yellow<br /> <br /> You can click on a system to select either probe or navigate. If you prefer you can type into the command bar nav XXX.xxx.x Replace the x with the desired system name. One example being nav G50.1268.<br /> <br /> [[File:Hypnav.PNG |200px|frameless|hyperspace]]<br /> <br /> You can mouse of a planet once you have visited it or probed the system for basic information about said system.<br /> <br /> [[File:Hyperspaceoverview.PNG |200px|frameless|hyperspace]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Navigation&diff=354 2019-07-05T21:49:42Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Normal Space */</p> <hr /> <div><br /> There are multiple forms of navigation.<br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> == Normal Space ==<br /> [[File:normalspace.PNG |200px|thumb|left|Normal Space]]<br /> In Normal Space you are localized to a single star system. For this explanation we will use G50.1268 in rim space as an example. Inside this system there are multiple planets including a planet owned by [[TheGuardians]]. <br /> <br /> While in Normal Space you can direct your ship using the W A S D keys. The W key to throttle up, the S key to throttle down, the A key to turn your ship counter clock wise, and the D to turn it clock wise. These keys can be rebound in the options menu. <br /> <br /> <br /> [[File:autonavbar.PNG |300px|frameless|autonav]]<br /> <br /> <br /> You can also select a planet by clicking on it or choosing it in the auto navigation bar on the top of the screen.<br /> <br /> ----<br /> <br /> In order to enter Hyperspace from Normal Space, you must move away from the star in the center of the solar system. Watch the Auto Nav bar to see the percentage number light up that indicates that you&#039;ve moved far enough. Once you see the Warp Entry value turn blue (from red), you can punch into Hyperspace, Remember there is always a small chance of failure on every jump.<br /> <br /> [[File:Warp_entry.PNG |300px|frameless|autonav]] <br /> <br /> Once this number is above 80 percent chance it should be OK to attempt a warp. If you warp with a low chance at success it is possible to damage and even destroy your ship! Be careful when using the auto navigation feature. It will attempt to warp as soon as you select a planet or star system. If you are too close to the systems star it is possible to destroy your ship. <br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Guardian System JUMPING&#039;&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> While in normal space you can use the guardians jump gates by entering a system with a guardian planet and accessing your star map. Then select a region with a previously discovered Guardian planet you would like to visit and select jump to Xxx.XXX. Alternatively you can enter jum Xxx.XXX into your command bar. There are default Guardian bases available in each of the Space [[Regions]] allowing you to jump between them without first discovering them. They are listed here<br /> <br /> T06.491, T06.674, T06.207, T06.1996<br /> <br /> M50.593, M50.1623, M50.366, M50.1723<br /> <br /> G50.669, G50.1268, G50.1676, G50.461<br /> <br /> [[File:Jumpexample.PNG |300px|frameless|autonav]]<br /> <br /> == Hyper Space ==<br /> [[File:Hyperspace.PNG |300px|thumb|left|hyperspace]]Hyper space flight is similar to Normal space and can be navigated much the same way. Once in hyper there are few things to take note of. First off you will be presented with many Dots most likely white. These dots represent star systems in the galaxy. Each one being unique. The color of the dot signifies the status of the system. Unidentified system=White, Previously Probed=Blue, Currently owned system=Pink, Another entities base=Yellow<br /> <br /> You can click on a system to select either probe or navigate. If you prefer you can type into the command bar nav XXX.xxx.x Replace the x with the desired system name. One example being nav G50.1268.<br /> <br /> [[File:Hypnav.PNG |200px|frameless|hyperspace]]<br /> <br /> You can mouse of a planet once you have visited it or probed the system for basic information about said system.<br /> <br /> [[File:Hyperspaceoverview.PNG |200px|frameless|hyperspace]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=249 2019-07-04T03:30:30Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Contribute to the wiki */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to &#039;&#039;&#039;Galaxicus&#039;&#039;&#039;! <br /> <br /> Galaxicus is a unity3d based multiplayer, strategic empire building space game. <br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> It is told that in an ancient war, Earth was destroyed and ruminants of the human race established colonies on distant planets. There was little contact for many years but as the colonies grew and moved back out into the galaxy, they encountered each other and fierce battles took place for control of galactic resources. <br /> <br /> In order to end the bloodshed, a loosely organized political system was set up. Leaders of the various colonies met and established criteria on how political power would be wielded. These leaders became members of the Imperial Senate and were evaluated every cycle as to their combat skill and economic prowess. Senators rose and fell but every cycle the Senator with the highest points would become President and because it took strength to maintain order, the leader of the most powerful alliance would be crowned Emperor or Empress of the Galaxy. <br /> <br /> As a Senator and want to be Emperor, take command of your very own scout ship, provided by the Imperial Senate. Test your mettle in real time combat against other pilots. Establish colonies and protect them by establishing alliances with other Senators. <br /> <br /> Manage your colonial economies to grow your empire and provide resources for expansion. Build ship yards and upgrade your ship to a Dreadnaught to become one of the most feared pilots in the galaxy.<br /> <br /> == Contribute to the wiki ==<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Editing the wiki tutorial&#039;&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> Contact Spectrum via Discord to create an account<br /> <br /> [https://discord.gg/EPRUuRZ Galaxicus Discord]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Main_Page&diff=248 2019-07-04T03:30:17Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Contribute to the wiki */</p> <hr /> <div>Welcome to &#039;&#039;&#039;Galaxicus&#039;&#039;&#039;! <br /> <br /> Galaxicus is a unity3d based multiplayer, strategic empire building space game. <br /> <br /> ==History==<br /> It is told that in an ancient war, Earth was destroyed and ruminants of the human race established colonies on distant planets. There was little contact for many years but as the colonies grew and moved back out into the galaxy, they encountered each other and fierce battles took place for control of galactic resources. <br /> <br /> In order to end the bloodshed, a loosely organized political system was set up. Leaders of the various colonies met and established criteria on how political power would be wielded. These leaders became members of the Imperial Senate and were evaluated every cycle as to their combat skill and economic prowess. Senators rose and fell but every cycle the Senator with the highest points would become President and because it took strength to maintain order, the leader of the most powerful alliance would be crowned Emperor or Empress of the Galaxy. <br /> <br /> As a Senator and want to be Emperor, take command of your very own scout ship, provided by the Imperial Senate. Test your mettle in real time combat against other pilots. Establish colonies and protect them by establishing alliances with other Senators. <br /> <br /> Manage your colonial economies to grow your empire and provide resources for expansion. Build ship yards and upgrade your ship to a Dreadnaught to become one of the most feared pilots in the galaxy.<br /> <br /> == Contribute to the wiki ==<br /> <br /> &#039;&#039;&#039;Editing the wiki tutorial&#039;&#039;&#039;<br /> <br /> Contact Spectrum via Discord to create an account<br /> <br /> [https://discord.gg/EPRUuRZ link Galaxicus Discord]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=TheGuardians&diff=247 2019-07-02T04:32:18Z

<p>Spectrum: Created page with &quot;Our knowledge of the Guardians is limited, they are a friendly race and we assume they created the jump gates. They are traders and love to make a good deal!&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Our knowledge of the Guardians is limited, they are a friendly race and we assume they created the jump gates.<br /> <br /> They are traders and love to make a good deal!</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=JumpGates&diff=246 2019-07-02T04:24:44Z

<p>Spectrum: Created page with &quot;Jump Gates are scattered across the galaxy. Ships entering a jump gate designate the destination and the gates propel a ship at warp 120 between the gates. Jump gates are lo...&quot;</p> <hr /> <div>Jump Gates are scattered across the galaxy. Ships entering a jump gate designate the destination and the gates propel a ship at warp 120 between the gates.<br /> <br /> Jump gates are located in the Guardian&#039;s systems. We have discovered four jump gates per region, one in each of the four quadrants.</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Planet_Score&diff=245 2019-05-29T16:49:59Z

<p>Spectrum: /* Step 3: The final calculation */</p> <hr /> <div>= How planet score is calculated =<br /> Planet score is the majority of a players score [[Score]]<br /> <br /> ==Step 1: The value of the planet is calculated==<br /> Each industry has a capacity, this capacity is the max number of workers that can work in the industry.<br /> <br /> The value of an industry is the capacity times its cost.<br /> <br /> Adding each industry&#039;s value results in a value for the planet. These include Refineries, Civilian Factories, Basic Industry, Armaments, and Ship Yards.<br /> <br /> Note: Some jobs in Galaxicus have no value, such as government, it does not have a capacity thus no value.<br /> <br /> ==Step 2: The standard of living is calculated.==<br /> The standard of living is based on the number of consumer goods used. Take for example when a colonist purchases a TV (using an earth term) he does not need to purchase another for a long time.<br /> <br /> Standard of living equals consumer goods used divided by colonists and troops.<br /> <br /> ===Example and inner workings===<br /> Standard of living cannot be more than 300% and not less than 25%.<br /> <br /> If a planet is below 25% it will take at least colonists divided by four before the SOL will change.<br /> <br /> Example:<br /> A planet has 1,000,000 colonists and the player has not added any consumer goods to the planet. The player should bring at least 250,000 goods to the planet and it will take 1/4 year of game time (1 week real time) for the colonists to consume the goods.<br /> <br /> The example is very simple since it does not include planet growth and is only enough to &#039;feed&#039; the 1,000,000 population their basic desire. <br /> <br /> Ideally the player would bring 3,000,000 consumer goods to get to 300% SOL.<br /> <br /> ===How consumer goods are consumed===<br /> Each colonist consumes one consumer good per year. If there none, then they will be unhappy and the standard of living will decrease.<br /> <br /> The total purchased goods will reflect the Standard of Living<br /> <br /> ===When a planet changes owners===<br /> One side effect of the transfer is the number of consumer goods are decreased by 20%<br /> <br /> The new owner should consider bringing every colonist a consumer good to make them happy.<br /> <br /> It will take time for the colonists to consume the consumer goods, so swapping a planet in the last few hours of a war will not result in the direct transfer of one score from one player to another.<br /> <br /> ==Step 3: The final calculation==<br /> By adding the following together results in the final score.<br /> <br /> *SOL times colonists times 10%<br /> *SOL times troops times 15%<br /> *Planet Value<br /> *Square Root (Taxes plus Metal Stock plus Metal Ore times 30)<br /> <br /> [[Category:Planet_Management]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Planet_Management]]</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Radio&diff=244 2019-05-26T13:38:26Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>= Radio usage =<br /> The radio has four channels A, B, C and D<br /> <br /> The radio can listen to all four channels at the same time, but it can only transmit on the current channel.<br /> <br /> Information coming through the channel will display the channel letter at the beginning of the message<br /> <br /> :[[File:ClipCapIt-190525-135350.PNG]]<br /> <br /> The tune button allows the player to change channels<br /> <br /> When a player enters space a message is sent out on the players channel A, players on teams normally tune A to the team channel.<br /> <br /> <br /> = Tuning the radio =<br /> <br /> :[[File:ClipCapIt-190525-134722.PNG]]<br /> <br /> <br /> Valid radio channels are 1 to 999999 Any other setting reverts to 1<br /> <br /> Radio channels less than 1000 are local to the current war.<br /> <br /> Radio channels 1000 to 999999 transmit across all wars including Parsec and Mega Wars. This allows a player to be in a Parsec war and listen to the team chat in a Mega War or of a planet is attacked.<br /> <br /> Since the radio channels are public, teams should take care to rotate their channels on a regular basis.</div>

Spectrum https://wiki.galaxicus.com/index.php?title=Commands&diff=243 2019-05-25T18:05:16Z

<p>Spectrum: </p> <hr /> <div>==Command Line Console==<br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> ! Command<br /> ! Description<br /> ! NOTES:<br /> |-<br /> | <br /> | <br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | /<br /> | broadcast a message<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | ABANDON<br /> | abandon the base being orbited<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | ATTACK []<br /> | attack a base from orbit.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | Bank []<br /> | deposit, withdraw, or show balance<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | BASE<br /> | list your bases<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | COMBAT<br /> | enter or leave the combat terminal mode<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | DESTRUCT<br /> | self destruct your ship<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | DRYDOCK [SAVE]<br /> | enter dry dock<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | END<br /> | leave flight mode, when orbiting a planet<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | ENVIRONMENT<br /> | report on a planet<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | ENVIRONMENT []<br /> | examine the current planet, or the one specified<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | ENVIRONMENT []<br /> | display current star system, or the one specified.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | ESTABLISH []<br /> | establish a new base<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | FIGHTER<br /> | transfer fighters between ship and a base<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | FIRE []<br /> | fire lasers.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | HELP []<br /> | give instructions<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | IMPULSE [[][,&lt;% of light speed&gt;]]<br /> | impulse drive<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | INFO []<br /> | print a list of commands, or a short intro<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | LIBRARY<br /> | reprot on a planet<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | LIBRARY []<br /> | examine the current planet or the one specified<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | LIBRARY []<br /> | display current star system or the one secified.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | LOAD<br /> | toad a torpedo tube.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | LOCK<br /> | lock lasers on a target.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | MAP<br /> | display a map of the known galaxy<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | MISSILE [[,]]<br /> | fire missiles at a ship<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | NAVIGATE []<br /> | navigate (normal space)<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | NAVIGATE [[][,]}<br /> | Navigate (hyperspace)<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | OCCUPY []<br /> | land troops on a base<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | PAY<br /> | pay off a colony&#039;s loan with cash<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | PICTURE []<br /> | set frequency of a picture update, or print a picture<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | PROBE[]<br /> | fire a probe to a system, or recall the probe.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | RANGE[]<br /> | set scanner range.<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | REDRAW<br /> | reprint the screen<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | SCAN []<br /> | find range and heading to star, or all neaby stars<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | SCOOP<br /> | scoop a gas giant for fuel<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | SEARCH []<br /> | search hyperspace for other ships<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | SEND,<br /> | send an interger messsage to another ship<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | SHIELD [(,)]<br /> | set energy in shields<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | STATUS<br /> | print a list of commands, or a short intro<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | SURVEY[.]<br /> | survey a base<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | TAX<br /> | collect taxes from a base<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | TORPEDO[,]<br /> | fire a torpedo<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | TRANSFER,<br /> | tranfer metal to another ship<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | TROOPS<br /> | transfertroops between ship and base<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | TUNE,<br /> | tune the two hyperspace radios<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | WARP [[][,]]<br /> | warp drive (hyperspace).<br /> | <br /> |-<br /> | WHO<br /> | identify a ship<br /> | <br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[Category:Basic_Skills]]<br /> <br /> [[:Category:Basic_Skills]]</div>

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