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Shipyards are \c(0d0)Consumer\c() stations that buy a wide range of \c(0d0)Trading Goods\c().

You will see a little blue circle appear in the bottom right corner of the turret icon.

To use torpedoes you will need to add \c(0d0)Torpedo Launchers\c() (and optional \c(0d0)Torpedo Storage\c()) to your ship.

Factions provide gates that you can travel through for a \c(0d0)fee\c().

They can build you a ship from scratch and have a lot of customization options. For example you can let them organize a full crew to have a ready-to-go miner. Shipyards are also the perfect place to go if you're in need of a crew or need some repairs done.

To set a turret to auto targeting, select it in the \c(0d0)Ship Tab\c() of the \c(0d0)Ship Menu\c() and then press \c(fff)[A]\c(), or right click the turret and select \c(fff)'Auto Targeting'\c().

To move between sectors you can also use the \c(0d0)Gate Network\c().

If not, you might want to add \c(0d0)Energy Generators\c() or \c(0d0)Energy Storage\c() to your ship.

The tooltip shows all traits of a turret.

These turrets can be set to attack a target, always attack, defend or to be controlled by the player.

If your ship has enough energy, your Hyperspace Engine will carry you to the new sector.

Factions provide gates that you can travel through for a \c(0d0)fee\c().

Then close the map again, turn your ship until it faces the target sector and start boosting in that direction.

To move between sectors you can also use the \c(0d0)Gate Network\c().

Some turrets can be set as \c(0d0)Auto Targeting\c(), allowing them to function independently from the player's aim.