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 <WRAP justify>​This page explains how you can build your own factories and stations and what's the purpose of each type. <WRAP justify>​This page explains how you can build your own factories and stations and what's the purpose of each type.
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 Building stations is very expensive and require that you get hold of a //Dock Builder//, a specific ship class used to that effect. Dock builders are slow, big and fairly weak ships, so you may want to keep an eye on them, especially when they are building stations. Building stations is very expensive and require that you get hold of a //Dock Builder//, a specific ship class used to that effect. Dock builders are slow, big and fairly weak ships, so you may want to keep an eye on them, especially when they are building stations.
  
-Each sector can only support a given amount of factories and docks. The exact nature of what can you can build in a sector depends on many factors (colony, solar system, asteroid density, sun). Use the [[ug:sector info]] panel **[F3]** to determine what you can currently build somewhere.+Each sector can only support a given amount of factories and docks. The exact nature of what can you can build in a sector depends on many factors (colony, solar system, asteroid density, sun). Use the [[ug:sector info]] panel **[F4]** to determine what you can currently build somewhere.
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 {{:​ug:​tutorial:​port71.png?​nolink&​128 |}}Factories are here to make money for you. They produce goods from other resources over time. When you build a new factory, it will automatically come with a cargo ship that will start collecting the needed resources and sell your product. ​ {{:​ug:​tutorial:​port71.png?​nolink&​128 |}}Factories are here to make money for you. They produce goods from other resources over time. When you build a new factory, it will automatically come with a cargo ship that will start collecting the needed resources and sell your product. ​
  
-A lone factory won't make a whole lot of credits, it may even loose some if the resources needed are scarce in the area. What will really make some cash is to setup a production chain. In instance, //iron mines// often only need energy cells to produce the iron. Sure, you could buy this energy from a 3rd party but it would reduce your benefits. Build a //solar power plant// nearby, set your //iron mine// to only buy from your own docks, and you will basically produce it for free. To change such settings, use the scan/setup (**[Q]**) key  to show the [[ug:​factory settings|setup menu]].+A lone factory won't make a whole lot of credits, it may even lose some if the resources needed are scarce in the area. What will really make some cash is to setup a production chain. In instance, //iron mines// often only need energy cells to produce the iron. Sure, you could buy this energy from a 3rd party but it would reduce your benefits. Build a //solar power plant// nearby, set your //iron mine// to only buy from your own docks, and you will basically produce it for free. To change such settings, use the scan/setup (**[Q]**) key  to show the [[ug:​factory settings|setup menu]].
  
 ===== Military Bases ===== ===== Military Bases =====
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 {{:​ug:​tutorial:​port45.png?​nolink&​128 |}}Trade stations are used by trading ships to buy and sell goods. Prices are defined by the how much in in store for each product. They do not offer any kind of military protection. {{:​ug:​tutorial:​port45.png?​nolink&​128 |}}Trade stations are used by trading ships to buy and sell goods. Prices are defined by the how much in in store for each product. They do not offer any kind of military protection.
  
-You can only build one trade station per sector. ​+You can only build one trade station per sector. Their setting menu will show what is exported (in green) and what needs to be imported (in red) from outside of its current solar system (or single sector if built outside of a solar system). As a result building at least one trading station per solar system will make things easier for you when building your economy.
  
-**Note:** //the role of player owned trade stations has yet be finalized. It isn't sure, in the current beta version, that they are of much use.//+Also, [[ug:sectors|colonies]] require a trade station ​in the same sector for them to import and export their products.
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 Let's imagine you've found a decently placed sun where there'​s still some room for another //solar power plant//. You will need to Let's imagine you've found a decently placed sun where there'​s still some room for another //solar power plant//. You will need to
   - Have a //Dock Builder// class ship   - Have a //Dock Builder// class ship
-  - Move 225.000 ​credits ​from your main account to your station building account (see [[ug:Empire Manager]])+  - Make sure you have enough ​credits ​available
   - Move the dock builder wherever you want to build a new //solar power plant//   - Move the dock builder wherever you want to build a new //solar power plant//
-  - Press the //build// button in the [[ug:order menu]].+  - Press the //build// button in the [[ug:order menu]] ​and right click the location where you want the station.
   - Select the power plant in the list (screenshot above) and click the build button   - Select the power plant in the list (screenshot above) and click the build button
  
-Your dock builder will then start doing its job and a building animation should be shown. Building stations can take a bit of time, the credits will only be spent when the building is completed. You can cancel the order by moving the ship elsewhere+Your dock builder will then start doing its job and a building animation should be shown. Building stations can take a bit of time, the credits will be spent immediately,​ but you will be reimbursed if you cancel the order.
  
 Be wary of pirates, they may attack your dock builder or your factory is you're not in the best of terms with them. Be wary of pirates, they may attack your dock builder or your factory is you're not in the best of terms with them.
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