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Using Fighters

You will then see the turret group above your health bar and you will be able to select whether you want it to be controlled manually, only shoot at attackers, shoot at everything or shoot at a certain target.

Using Fighters

You will then see the turret group above your health bar and you will be able to select whether you want it to be controlled manually, only shoot at attackers, shoot at everything or shoot at a certain target.

Integrity Field Generators are an excellent way to ensure that your ship can take a few hits while you don't have \c(0d0)Shields\c() yet.

You can fly and do \c(0d0)Hyperspace Jumps\c() with any docked object, as if it was part of your ship.

If there is nothing preventing you from docking, such as the captain of an enemy craft disagreeing to it, the object or ship will be attached to your ship.

Additionally, they massively reduce incoming damage to blocks inside the integrity field.

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

Each ship has a certain number of \c(0d0)Auto Targeting Slots\c(). Turrets set to auto targeting can fire automatically when enemies are within range.

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

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

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

Starting with \c(0d0)Titanium\c(), you can build \c(0d0)Integrity Field Generator Blocks\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().