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Celarious: /* Vehicles */

2024-03-20T01:30:15Z

Vehicles

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	Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using the Ordnance interface. The vehicle must be ~~in the~~ [[~~Vehicle_Bay\|vehicle bay~~]] ~~of a~~ [[~~spacecraft~~]], landed at an [[Airport_Terminal\|airport terminal]], or inside the trade range of a [[station]]. In all cases, the vehicle must be stationary to be rearmed.		Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using the Ordnance interface. The vehicle must be parked within a [[spacecraft]] room that has ''Garage'' [[Hold\|cargo access]], landed at an [[Airport_Terminal\|airport terminal]], or inside the trade range of a [[station]]. In all cases, the vehicle must be stationary to be rearmed.

	Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using ammunition in your inventory. Select ammunition as your current item, look at the vehicle and left-click on it while in first-person mode to install the ammo. It will be loaded into an empty weapon, if one is available. Otherwise it will reload an already loaded weapon.		Vehicle weapons can also be reloaded using ammunition in your inventory. Select ammunition as your current item, look at the vehicle and left-click on it while in first-person mode to install the ammo. It will be loaded into an empty weapon, if one is available. Otherwise it will reload an already loaded weapon.

	A weapon that is already full of ammunition is not reloaded. The ammunition you try to install is not lost if it is not needed.		A weapon that is already full of ammunition is not reloaded. The ammunition you try to install is not lost if it is not needed.

Celarious: Updated

2024-03-07T15:37:08Z

Updated

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	==Weapon Bays==		==Weapon Bays==
	[[Weapon_Bay\|Weapon bay]]s do not consume ammunition until fired, due to options that can be selected at the [[~~Fire_Control_Station~~\|~~fire control~~ console]]. Instead of loading ammo into the bay weapon, the ''Ordnance'' interface is used to select the ammo that will be fired by the weapon, when it does fire.		[[Weapon_Bay\|Weapon bay]]s do not consume ammunition until fired, due to options that can be selected at the [[Weapon_Station\|weapon console]]. Instead of loading ammo into the bay weapon, the ''Ordnance'' interface is used to select the ammo that will be fired by the weapon, when it does fire.

	Weapon bays has an amount of volume allocated to them when they are designed. The amount of bay volume is aggregated into a number of cannon barrels, ejector racks, weapon launchers, and energy projectors, depending on what weapon bay module is installed. That determines the maximum amount of ammunition that can be fired simultaneously. Fractional results of the calculation are rounded up. For example a weapon bay with 99m³ volume would have 10 cannon barrels, 4 energy projectors, 1 ejector rack, or 2 launchers, depending on the weapon bay module installed.		Weapon bays has an amount of volume allocated to them when they are designed. The amount of bay volume is aggregated into a number of cannon barrels, ejector racks, weapon launchers, and energy projectors, depending on what weapon bay module is installed. That determines the maximum amount of ammunition that can be fired simultaneously. Fractional results of the calculation are rounded up. For example a weapon bay with 99m³ volume would have 10 cannon barrels, 4 energy projectors, 1 ejector rack, or 2 launchers, depending on the weapon bay module installed.

Celarious at 08:44, 2 March 2024

2024-03-02T08:44:15Z

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	Some weapons in ''~~Shores of~~ Hazeron'' cause damage by firing ammunition at a target. The ammunition describes many properties of the damage inflicted by the weapon. For example, regular bullets might cause piercing damage but radioactive incendiary bullets might cause radiation and fire damage. In each case, the same weapon is used to fire different kinds of ammunition. The ammunition determines the [[Damage Type\|kind of damage]] that is inflicted.		Some weapons in ''Hazeron'' cause damage by firing ammunition at a target. The ammunition describes many properties of the damage inflicted by the weapon. For example, regular bullets might cause piercing damage but radioactive incendiary bullets might cause radiation and fire damage. In each case, the same weapon is used to fire different kinds of ammunition. The ammunition determines the [[Damage Type\|kind of damage]] that is inflicted.

	For a full list of all ammunition commodities, see the [[:Category:Ammunition]] page.		For a full list of all ammunition commodities, see the [[:Category:Ammunition]] page.

	=Personal Weapons=		==Personal Weapons==
	Personal weapons may have multiple firing modes, each of which can require ammunition. For example, a rifle with a grenade launcher. For ammunition purposes, each mode is considered to be a different weapon.		Personal weapons may have multiple firing modes, each of which can require ammunition. For example, a rifle with a grenade launcher. For ammunition purposes, each mode is considered to be a different weapon.

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	Personal energy weapons use [[gigacell]]s for ammunition. In this case, the [[Damage Type\|damage type]] is determined by the weapon.		Personal energy weapons use [[gigacell]]s for ammunition. In this case, the [[Damage Type\|damage type]] is determined by the weapon.

	=Heavy Weapons=		==Heavy Weapons==
	Heavy weapons are found on [[vehicle]]s, [[spacecraft]] and [[building]]s in the form of [[Turret\|turret]]s and [[Weapon Bay\|weapon bays]], and weapons mounted on vehicles. Ammunition for heavy weapons is managed using the ''Ordnance'' user interface, which is a tab on the [[Cargo]] (<code>F5</code>) window.		Heavy weapons are found on [[vehicle]]s, [[spacecraft]] and [[building]]s in the form of [[Turret\|turret]]s and [[Weapon Bay\|weapon bays]], and weapons mounted on vehicles. Ammunition for heavy weapons is managed using the ''Ordnance'' user interface, which is a tab on the [[Cargo]] (<code>F5</code>) window.

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	When multiple rounds are fired, one single projectile emerges from the bay weapon; ~~it's~~ size and damage are increased according to the amount fired. This helps to limit the number of objects that must be managed in a scene.		When multiple rounds are fired, one single projectile emerges from the bay weapon; its size and damage are increased according to the amount fired. This helps to limit the number of objects that must be managed in a scene.

	When a bay weapon fires multiple rounds, each round consumes one unit of the associated ammunition. For example, firing six heavy arms rounds consumes six units of the heavy arms ammunition that is selected for that weapon bay. The exception is energy weapons; they consume one unit of power from the ship's or city's capacitor for each projector fired.		When a bay weapon fires multiple rounds, each round consumes one unit of the associated ammunition. For example, firing six heavy arms rounds consumes six units of the heavy arms ammunition that is selected for that weapon bay. The exception is energy weapons; they consume one unit of power from the ship's or city's capacitor for each projector fired.

Celarious: /* Vehicles */

2021-12-18T10:16:00Z

Vehicles

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	Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using the Ordnance interface. The vehicle must be in the [[Vehicle_Bay\|vehicle bay]] of a [[spacecraft]], landed at an [[Airport_Terminal\|airport terminal]], or inside the trade range of a [[station]]. In all cases, the vehicle must be stationary to be rearmed.		Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using the Ordnance interface. The vehicle must be in the [[Vehicle_Bay\|vehicle bay]] of a [[spacecraft]], landed at an [[Airport_Terminal\|airport terminal]], or inside the trade range of a [[station]]. In all cases, the vehicle must be stationary to be rearmed.

	Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using ammunition in your inventory. Select ammunition as your current item, look at the vehicle and left-click on it to install the ammo. It will be loaded into an empty weapon, if one is available. Otherwise it will reload an already loaded weapon.		Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using ammunition in your inventory. Select ammunition as your current item, look at the vehicle and left-click on it while in first-person mode to install the ammo. It will be loaded into an empty weapon, if one is available. Otherwise it will reload an already loaded weapon.

	A weapon that is already full of ammunition is not reloaded. The ammunition you try to install is not lost if it is not needed.		A weapon that is already full of ammunition is not reloaded. The ammunition you try to install is not lost if it is not needed.

Celarious: /* Vehicles */ Removed part due to causing confusion

2021-12-18T10:15:34Z

Vehicles: Removed part due to causing confusion

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	Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using the Ordnance interface. The vehicle must be in the [[Vehicle_Bay\|vehicle bay]] of a [[spacecraft]], landed at an [[Airport_Terminal\|airport terminal]], or inside the trade range of a [[station]]. In all cases, the vehicle must be stationary to be rearmed.		Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using the Ordnance interface. The vehicle must be in the [[Vehicle_Bay\|vehicle bay]] of a [[spacecraft]], landed at an [[Airport_Terminal\|airport terminal]], or inside the trade range of a [[station]]. In all cases, the vehicle must be stationary to be rearmed.

	Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using ammunition in your inventory. Select ammunition as your current item, look at the vehicle and click on it ~~with the mouse~~ to install the ammo. It will be loaded into an empty weapon, if one is available. Otherwise it will reload an already loaded weapon.		Vehicle weapons can be reloaded using ammunition in your inventory. Select ammunition as your current item, look at the vehicle and left-click on it to install the ammo. It will be loaded into an empty weapon, if one is available. Otherwise it will reload an already loaded weapon.

	A weapon that is already full of ammunition is not reloaded. The ammunition you try to install is not lost if it is not needed.		A weapon that is already full of ammunition is not reloaded. The ammunition you try to install is not lost if it is not needed.

Deantwo: Deantwo moved page Ordinance to Ordnance without leaving a redirect: Have I done this before?

2020-05-11T10:45:31Z

Deantwo moved page Ordinance to Ordnance without leaving a redirect: Have I done this before?

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Deantwo: Deantwo moved page Ordnance to Ordinance without leaving a redirect

2020-05-11T10:27:28Z

Deantwo moved page Ordnance to Ordinance without leaving a redirect

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Deantwo: /* Weapon Bays */ Minor fix.

2020-03-27T10:06:21Z

Weapon Bays: Minor fix.

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	[[Weapon_Bay\|Weapon bay]]s do not consume ammunition until fired, due to options that can be selected at the [[Fire_Control_Station\|fire control console]]. Instead of loading ammo into the bay weapon, the ''Ordnance'' interface is used to select the ammo that will be fired by the weapon, when it does fire.		[[Weapon_Bay\|Weapon bay]]s do not consume ammunition until fired, due to options that can be selected at the [[Fire_Control_Station\|fire control console]]. Instead of loading ammo into the bay weapon, the ''Ordnance'' interface is used to select the ammo that will be fired by the weapon, when it does fire.

	Weapon bays ~~are filled with [[Weapon_System\|weapon unit]]s~~ when they are designed. The amount of bay volume is aggregated into a number of cannon barrels, ejector racks, weapon launchers, and energy projectors, depending on what weapon bay module is installed. That determines the maximum amount of ammunition that can be fired simultaneously. Fractional results of the calculation are rounded up. For example a weapon bay with 99m³ volume would have 10 cannon barrels, 4 energy projectors, 1 ejector rack, or 2 launchers, depending on the weapon bay module installed.		Weapon bays has an amount of volume allocated to them when they are designed. The amount of bay volume is aggregated into a number of cannon barrels, ejector racks, weapon launchers, and energy projectors, depending on what weapon bay module is installed. That determines the maximum amount of ammunition that can be fired simultaneously. Fractional results of the calculation are rounded up. For example a weapon bay with 99m³ volume would have 10 cannon barrels, 4 energy projectors, 1 ejector rack, or 2 launchers, depending on the weapon bay module installed.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Deantwo: /* Weapon Bays */ Removed old reference to system module units.

2020-03-19T14:23:04Z

Weapon Bays: Removed old reference to system module units.

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	[[Weapon_Bay\|Weapon bay]]s do not consume ammunition until fired, due to options that can be selected at the [[Fire_Control_Station\|fire control console]]. Instead of loading ammo into the bay weapon, the ''Ordnance'' interface is used to select the ammo that will be fired by the weapon, when it does fire.		[[Weapon_Bay\|Weapon bay]]s do not consume ammunition until fired, due to options that can be selected at the [[Fire_Control_Station\|fire control console]]. Instead of loading ammo into the bay weapon, the ''Ordnance'' interface is used to select the ammo that will be fired by the weapon, when it does fire.

	Weapon bays are filled with [[Weapon_System\|weapon unit]]s when they are designed. The ~~number~~ of ~~weapon units~~ is aggregated into a number of cannon barrels, ejector racks, weapon launchers, and ~~weapon~~ projectors, depending on what weapon bay module is installed. That determines the maximum amount of ammunition that can be fired simultaneously. Fractional results of the calculation are rounded up. For example a weapon bay with ~~99 weapon units~~ would have 10 cannon barrels, 4 projectors, 1 ejector rack, or 2 launchers, depending on the bay module installed.		Weapon bays are filled with [[Weapon_System\|weapon unit]]s when they are designed. The amount of bay volume is aggregated into a number of cannon barrels, ejector racks, weapon launchers, and energy projectors, depending on what weapon bay module is installed. That determines the maximum amount of ammunition that can be fired simultaneously. Fractional results of the calculation are rounded up. For example a weapon bay with 99m³ volume would have 10 cannon barrels, 4 energy projectors, 1 ejector rack, or 2 launchers, depending on the weapon bay module installed.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! Bay Module		! Bay Module
	! Weapon		! Weapon
	! Bay ~~Units~~ per Weapon		! Bay Volume per Weapon
	! Ammunition Type		! Ammunition Type
	! Ammunition amount needed		! Ammunition amount needed
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	\| [[Ballistic Weapon Bay]]		\| [[Ballistic Weapon Bay]]
	\| Cannon Barrel		\| Cannon Barrel
	\| ~~10 Units~~ per Barrel		\| 10m³ per Barrel
	\| [[Heavy Arms Ammunition]]		\| [[Heavy Arms Ammunition]]
	\| 1 unit per Barrel		\| 1 unit per Barrel
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	\| [[Energy Weapon Bay]]		\| [[Energy Weapon Bay]]
	\| Projector		\| Projector
	\| ~~20 Units~~ per Projector		\| 25m³ per Projector
	\| [[Energy Weapon Lens]]		\| [[Energy Weapon Lens]]
	\| 1 unit per Projector		\| 1 unit per Projector
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	\| [[Weapon Deployment Bay]]		\| [[Weapon Deployment Bay]]
	\| Ejector Rack		\| Ejector Rack
	\| ~~100 Units~~ per Rack		\| 100m³ per Rack
	\| [[Bomb]]s and Mines		\| [[Bomb]]s and Mines
	\| 1 unit per Rack		\| 1 unit per Rack
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	\| [[Weapon Launcher Bay]]		\| [[Weapon Launcher Bay]]
	\| Launcher		\| Launcher
	\| ~~90 Units~~ per Launcher		\| 90m³ per Launcher
	\| [[Small Rocket]], [[Small Missile]], [[Large Rocket]]s and [[Large Missile]]s		\| [[Small Rocket]], [[Small Missile]], [[Large Rocket]]s and [[Large Missile]]s
	\| 1 unit per Launcher		\| 1 unit per Launcher

Mal Reynolds: /* Weapon Bays */ Correction, seems to be 1 beam per 20 projectors now

2020-03-17T23:59:33Z

Weapon Bays: Correction, seems to be 1 beam per 20 projectors now

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	\| [[Energy Weapon Bay]]		\| [[Energy Weapon Bay]]
	\| Projector		\| Projector
	\| 25 Units per Projector		\| 20 Units per Projector
	\| [[Energy Weapon Lens]]		\| [[Energy Weapon Lens]]
	\| 1 unit per Projector		\| 1 unit per Projector