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'''Life support''' maintains a habitable environment on board [[spacecraft]] and in [[buildings]]. | |||
When the life support system is offline [[avatar]]s will be unable to [[Spawning|spawn]] on the spacecraft, this includes both spawning from the [[Recall Home]] ability and respawning after death. | |||
==Artificial Gravity== | |||
The [[Life_Support_Gravity_Module|life support gravity module]] functions the same as the non-gravity variant, but adds artificial gravity to the spacecraft at the cost of requiring [[eludium]]. | |||
While functioning correctly, the life support gravity module generates an artificial gravity field on the spacecraft. This means that while not on the surface of a [[planet]] there will be gravity on board the spacecraft while the system is online. | |||
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The [[ | The life support system onboard a [[spacecraft]] will stay online even if the spacecraft is out of power. This allows it to maintain the habitable environment (and artificial gravity) in any situation, unless it is itself damaged or intentionally turned offline using the [[Power_Relay_Station|power relay station]]. | ||
==Designer Information== | |||
{{HaxusNeeded|These numbers might not be correct anymore or are unknown. Please help if able.}} | |||
Information only useful for [[Spacecraft_Design|spacecraft design]]ing. | |||
==Volume Amount== | ===Volume Amount=== | ||
The amount of life support volume | The amount of life support volume required on a [[spacecraft]] depends on the number of [[berth]]s onboard. | ||
volume needed = berths * ? | volume needed = berths * ? | ||
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Extra life support volume will help the spacecraft re-pressurize faster if it has been depressurized. And also provide redundancy, allowing the life support system to sustain more damage before becoming inoperative. | Extra life support volume will help the spacecraft re-pressurize faster if it has been depressurized. And also provide redundancy, allowing the life support system to sustain more damage before becoming inoperative. | ||
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Life support maintains a habitable environment on board spacecraft and in buildings.
When the life support system is offline avatars will be unable to spawn on the spacecraft, this includes both spawning from the Recall Home ability and respawning after death.
Artificial Gravity
The life support gravity module functions the same as the non-gravity variant, but adds artificial gravity to the spacecraft at the cost of requiring eludium.
While functioning correctly, the life support gravity module generates an artificial gravity field on the spacecraft. This means that while not on the surface of a planet there will be gravity on board the spacecraft while the system is online.
Self Sustaining
The life support system onboard a spacecraft will stay online even if the spacecraft is out of power. This allows it to maintain the habitable environment (and artificial gravity) in any situation, unless it is itself damaged or intentionally turned offline using the power relay station.
Designer Information
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Information only useful for spacecraft designing.
Volume Amount
The amount of life support volume required on a spacecraft depends on the number of berths onboard.
volume needed = berths * ?
Extra life support volume will help the spacecraft re-pressurize faster if it has been depressurized. And also provide redundancy, allowing the life support system to sustain more damage before becoming inoperative.