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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().

Depending on the type of laser they'll yield refined materials (\c(0d0)Refining Lasers\c()) or scrap metals (\c(0d0)R-Salvaging Lasers\c()).

It'll be disassembled and the ship will use this blueprint to create new fighters for money and resources.

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

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.

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 create a producible blueprint, a fighter has to be placed in the blueprint slot.

With an \c(0d0)Assembly Block\c(), copies of a fighter can be produced on the ship.

Producing Fighters

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

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.

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

\c(0d0)Salvaging Lasers\c() allow to extract materials and equipment from wreckages.