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Ringworld

Keyofdoor — Sun, 23 Aug 2026 06:26:10 GMT

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	===Electricity===		===Electricity===
	Unique machinery of a ringworld provides free [[electricity]] to all [[building]]s and [[manufacturing]] jobs. It does however ~~not~~ supply enough to power to operate [[Military_Building\|military building]]s.		Unique machinery of a ringworld provides free [[electricity]] to all [[building]]s and [[manufacturing]] jobs. It does not, however, supply enough to power to operate [[Military_Building\|military building]]s.

	===Sea Connection===		===Sea Connection===

User talk:Keyofdoor

Keyofdoor — Sun, 23 Aug 2026 06:07:02 GMT

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	Hi, I'm going to use this page to sort and organize pages that I like or may have historical significance.		Hi, I'm going to use this page to sort and organize pages that I like or may have historical significance.
	* [[Project Destiny]]		* [[Project Destiny]]
			* [[Core War]]

User talk:Keyofdoor

Keyofdoor — Sat, 22 Aug 2026 05:05:43 GMT

Created page with "Hi, I'm going to use this page to sort and organize pages that I like or may have historical significance. * Project Destiny"

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Hi, I'm going to use this page to sort and organize pages that I like or may have historical significance.
* [[Project Destiny]]

Energy Weapon Lens

Keyofdoor — Sat, 22 Aug 2026 03:25:27 GMT

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	'''Energy ~~weapon lens~~''' are used for [[Energy_Weapon_Bay\|energy weapon bay]]s, [[Energy_Weapon_Turret\|energy weapon turret]]s and [[vehicle]]s.		'''Energy Weapon Lens''' are used for [[Energy_Weapon_Bay\|energy weapon bay]]s, [[Energy_Weapon_Turret\|energy weapon turret]]s and [[vehicle]]s. They are never consumed by weapons fire.

	==Use==		==Use==
	~~Energy weapon lenses are never consumed, but can be loaded into something.~~

	* They are loaded into a [[vehicle]] or [[Energy_Weapon_Turret\|energy weapon turret]].		* They are loaded into a [[vehicle]] or [[Energy_Weapon_Turret\|energy weapon turret]].

Manufacturing

Keyofdoor — Sat, 22 Aug 2026 03:15:31 GMT

Style, grammar, and clarity. Please feel free to revert if you think I was overzealous.

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	[[file:ManufacturingExample.png\|thumb\|right\|The Building window showing the manufacturing tab of an [[Electronics_Factory\|electronics factory]].]]		[[file:ManufacturingExample.png\|thumb\|right\|The Building window showing the manufacturing tab of an [[Electronics_Factory\|electronics factory]].]]
	All factory [[buildings]] ~~has can~~ produce [[commodities]] using manufacturing processes.		All factory [[buildings]] produce [[commodities]] using manufacturing processes.

	The manufacturing processes of a building can be configured using the "Building" window (default <code>F10</code>) while at the building's site. ~~The manufacturing~~ processes can also be configured remotely via the [[capitol]] building.		The manufacturing processes of a building can be configured using the "Building" window (default <code>F10</code>) while at the building's site. Manufacturing processes can also be configured remotely via the [[capitol]] building.

	==Workshops==		==Workshops==
	A factory building has a number of workshops available depending on the [[Building_Design\|building design]], these workshops are then allocated to manufacturing processes.		A factory building has a certain number of workshops available depending on the [[Building_Design\|building design]], these workshops are then allocated to manufacturing processes by a player. The input and output of a manufacturing process is multiplied by the number of workshops allocated to it, but the process duration will remain the same.

	==Manufacturing Processes==		==Manufacturing Processes==
	Each manufacturing process can only produce one [[commodity]] at a time. The number of workshops a manufacturing process has will multiply the input and output of the manufacturing process, but the process duration will be the same.

	===New===		===New===
	[[file:ManufacturingNewProcess.png\|thumb\|right\|Adding a new manufacturing process for [[Command And Control Module]]s.]]		[[file:ManufacturingNewProcess.png\|thumb\|right\|Adding a new manufacturing process for [[Command And Control Module]]s.]]
	~~If there is~~ at least one unallocated workshop~~, a new manufacturing process can be added~~.		A new manufacturing process requires at least one unallocated workshop. A small dialog with a dropdown menu allows the selection of what [[commodity]] the new manufacturing process will produce, the number of workshops, the minimum quality of the input materials, and the limit to how much of the product to stock before workers stop running the process. A limit of "0" means the workers will never stop trying to run the process.

	A small dialog with a dropdown menu allows the selection of what [[commodity]] the new manufacturing process ~~should~~ produce.

	===Remove===		===Remove===
	Removing a manufacturing process will free up all ~~the~~ allocated ~~workshops. The manufacturing process can then be added again if desired.~~		Removing a manufacturing process will free up all workshops allocated to that process.

	~~===Ordering===~~
	~~A manufacturing~~ process ~~can be move up and down the list. The order of the manufacturing processes affect which will get worked and which won't if there aren't enough workers available~~.

	==Workers==		==Workers==
	The workers indicate how many [[citizen]]s are actively working at the building. Workers will automatically be assigned to manufacturing processes that have vacant workshops from top to bottom. ~~For example; the second manufacturing process don't get~~ any ~~workers before~~ the ~~first manufacturing process has its workers equal~~ to ~~its~~ workshops.		The workers indicate how many [[citizen]]s are actively working at the building. Workers will automatically be assigned to manufacturing processes that have vacant workshops from top to bottom. They are assigned from citizens in any home that is connected to the factory, up to the number of allocated workshops. Manufacturing processes with no allocated workshops will not be assigned workers.

	A manufacturing process that has workers assigned to it will periodically ~~be run. Depending on~~ the empire's [[Tax\|income tax]] the frequency of runs ~~will be~~ lower.		A manufacturing process that has workers assigned to it will run periodically, the empire's [[Tax\|income tax]] determines the frequency of runs (but not the amount of time a run takes). A lower tax rate means less time between fetching the inputs and beginning the process.

	~~Manufacturing processes with no allocated workshops will not get any workers assigned~~ and ~~will therefore not be run~~.		===Ordering===
			A manufacturing process can be moved up and down the list. The order of the manufacturing processes determines the priority of the workers, for example; the second manufacturing process will not be allocated any workers before the first process has workers equal to its workshops.
	~~If there are enough citizens in~~ the ~~connected homes,~~ the ~~number~~ of workers in the ~~building~~ will ~~become equal to~~ the ~~number of workshops the building has.~~

	~~==Options==~~
	~~Each manufacturing~~ process has ~~a number of options~~ to ~~control what and how it should work~~.

			==Parameters==
	===Minimum Quality===		===Minimum Quality===
	Establishes the minimum [[quality]] of [[commodities]] used in the manufacturing process. Commodities of lower quality than the selected minimum will be ignored when fetching needed commodities for the manufacturing process.		Establishes the minimum [[quality]] of [[commodities]] used in the manufacturing process. Commodities of lower quality than the selected minimum will be ignored when fetching needed commodities for the manufacturing process.

	The quality of [[tool]]s and [[environmental]] factors ~~does~~ not matter~~, since~~ they have no ~~baring~~ on the quality of the end product.		The quality of [[tool]]s and [[environmental]] factors do not matter as they have no bearing on the quality of the end product.

	This option does not affect manufacturing processes that don't consume commodities. For example mining processes at [[mine]]s, farming at a [[farm]], or refining gasses from the atmosphere at a [[refinery]].		This option does not affect manufacturing processes that don't consume commodities. For example, mining processes at [[mine]]s, farming at a [[farm]], or refining gasses from the atmosphere at a [[refinery]].

	===Stock Limit===		===Stock Limit===
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	===Output===		===Output===
	The manufacturing process displays a message to indicate ~~how~~ the last run ~~of the manufacturing process went~~. It shows the [[quality]] and quantity of the commodities produced.		The manufacturing process displays a message to indicate the result of the last run. It shows the [[quality]] and quantity of the commodities produced.

	This can also display warnings about being unable to spawn a [[spacecraft]] or [[vehicle]], or obsolete discarding of product.		This can also display warnings about being unable to spawn a [[spacecraft]] or [[vehicle]], or obsolete discarding of product.

Talk:Quality

Keyofdoor — Sat, 22 Aug 2026 02:29:22 GMT

Created page with "Can someone confirm the calculation of the quality of a product given the quality of the inputs? It seems to be the average but I have seen some examples where it's slightly different than the average."

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Can someone confirm the calculation of the quality of a product given the quality of the inputs? It seems to be the average but I have seen some examples where it's slightly different than the average.

Quality

Keyofdoor — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 15:15:37 GMT

Added the fact that the quality of a product is the average of the quality of its inputs

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	A quality descriptor helps with easier recognition of quality, as seen on the table.		A quality descriptor helps with easier recognition of quality, as seen on the table.

	~~Low~~-quality materials will lower the quality of goods made with them. So if you collect Bad [[Oil]], you are likely to produce Bad [[Plastic]] and hence Bad [[Electronic Part]]s.		The quality of a product is the average of the quality of its inputs, so low-quality materials will lower the quality of goods made with them. So if you collect Bad [[Oil]], you are likely to produce Bad [[Plastic]] and hence Bad [[Electronic Part]]s.

	==Effect of Quality==		==Effect of Quality==

Gigacell

Keyofdoor — Wed, 19 Aug 2026 15:01:26 GMT

Deleted section speculating about future implementation of gigacells for cybernetics since the game is, as far as we know, not getting any more updates

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	A gigacell powers a laser rifle for 50 shots and a laser pistol for 100 shots. [[Quality]] of the gigacell increases damage of the weapons.		A gigacell powers a laser rifle for 50 shots and a laser pistol for 100 shots. [[Quality]] of the gigacell increases damage of the weapons.

	~~They may end up being used for cybernetic body parts or robots when the [[Cybernetics_Medical_Module\|cybernetics medical module]] is implemented.~~

	==Produced by==		==Produced by==