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To control your turrets, assign a number to the turret slot.

Factions have settled in most parts of the Galaxy and have claimed territory.

You can increase the number of auto targeting slots on your ship by installing \c(0d0)subsystems\c().

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().

Faction Areas

Factions that don't like you will not allow you to use their gates at all, and if your ship becomes too big, you won't be able to use small gates any more.

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

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().

Usually, stations can't move. But there is one exception: you can \c(0d0)dock\c() a station to your ship and take it with you.

When hovering over a sector you will see information about ships and stations that were in the sector the last time you visited it.

Transport Mode

To undock it again, select it and press \c(fff)[${dock}]\c() or press \c(fff)[CTRL] + [${dock}]\c() to undock all objects.

A faction usually has a lower presence in their \c(0d0)Outer Faction Area\c().

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

This is where most of their stations are located. In this area, factions will defend themselves vigorously against attackers.