It should be noted that, although it is assured that use of the Test Sector imparts no penalty on the player, death while in the Test Sector results in respawning at the player's most recently-activated Undeathinator. Nominally, there would be no such Pirate Station present, and the player would be able to spawn in enemies of their choosing to fight or spawn static armored/shielded targets. As such, if there is a Pirate Station near the specific location, it can cause problems when testing. It takes its surroundings from a specific location in System 0,0,0. Although it would seem to be a special sector, it is not. The Test Sector is a virtual space in which a Design can be tested. When editing the virtual ship, regardless of permissions, the player uses a Creative Mode inventory. The virtual ship has a hologram-styled shader applied to all of its blocks. The virtual ship cannot be undocked(however, use of Flight Mode without undocking is permitted, e.g. The virtual ship cannot be edited except in build mode.
The virtual ship is almost identical in function to a normal ship, except for a few important aspects: Blocks cannot be placed on the virtual ship except in build mode. This will create a blank design with a virtual ship core at the position of the Shipyard Core Anchor. To create a new ship, use the Create New Design function. They are similar to blueprints, and can be interchanged with blueprints through the use of the Shipyard Computer's functions. Shipyards use a special type of item, Designs, to function. The Shipyard Core Anchor can be placed anywhere within the perimeter of a Shipyard, but it is important that there are no solid blocks near it and that it is sufficiently spaced from the edges of the Shipyard to allow space for ships to take up. A player can build as many or as few C-shaped sections as they want without affecting the function of a shipyard, provided that they are lined up. A shipyard is only valid if the Shipyard Modules form a C shape, with both "ends" of the C being straight across from each other. The computer, as with any other system computer, must have all of the Shipyard Modules slaved to it, as well as the Shipyard Core Anchor. Shipyards are constructed of Shipyard Computers, Shipyard Modules, and Shipyard Core Anchors.
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So naturally the only purpose I can surmise the test would have is just to create full and power blocks to make it easier for you to have the materials to build a space station to make a full factory.Shipyards are large, Space Station-exclusive systems that are used to design, build, repair and deconstruct ships with ease. Also it's not very practical to have a full-scale factory system on a ship as it just draws too much power for other systems. And now when your ship inventory is over capacity it starts to spill its contents out into the vacuum of space. So if you have a minor that also refines and makes whole or power blocks for example it would add weight to your ship. That made more sense back before the items you have in the ship inventory blocks added weight to your ship. It will come with capital ship systems and they will come with major drawbacks when installed to your ship. I agree, it would be dumb and lead to a dull experience that does not encourage factions or multiplier progression.Factories will be on ships in the future. The developer does not want a single player capable of playing through the entire game on a single ship. Originally posted by Criss the Nightbringer:Because it defeats the purpose of having space stations or planet bases entirely.
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