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Buttons on the left side of the screen allow to set a command for each squad.

While in \c(0d0)Transport Mode\c(), you will not be able to interact with the station and its activities will halt.

Fighters are organized in \c(0d0)Squads\c().

You will also need \c(0d0)Pilots\c(). They will stay on the ship and steer fighters remotely, and you will need one pilot per fighter.

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

To do that, you will need to press \c(fff)[${interact}]\c() to interact with the station and select \c(fff)'Engage Transport Mode'\c().

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

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

Finally, they provide a \c(0d0)Towing Service\c() that can be used to have wrecks brought to the station and reassembled.

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.

Depending on the distance you want to go, more expensive and rarer goods will be necessary.

In order to do that, you need several \c(0d0)trading goods\c().

\c(0d0)Travel Hubs\c() provide a service where they charge your ship with energy to allow you to do longer hyperspace jumps.

As fighter sizes vary, your ship will show a minimum and maximum Hangar capacity in the \c(0d0)Building Mode\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.