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* [[Factory Placement (Game Messages)|Placing a Factory]]
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* [[Factory Naming (Game Messages)|Naming a Factory]]
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* [[Factory Add Power (Game Messages)|Adding Power]]
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* [[Factory Add Maintenance (Game Messages)|Adding Maintenance]]
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C. FACTORY TYPES
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* [[Factory Add Schematic (Game Messages)|Add / Remove Manufacturing Schematic]]
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* [[Factory Manage Resources (Game Messages)|Managing Resources]]
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* [[Factory Starting (Game Messages)|Start Manufacturing]]
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* [[Factory Examine (Game Messages)|Factory Production Examination]]
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* [[Factory Status (Game Messages)|Checking Status]]
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* [[Factory Administration (Game Messages)|Factory Administration]]
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* [[Factory Redeeding (Game Messages)|Factory Re-Deeding]]
  
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1. WEARABLES
 
  
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Wearable factories allow for the production of clothing, armor and apparel schematics from the artisan, armorsmith and tailor professions. These are linked to schematics from the clothing and armor crafting tools.
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* [[Construction Complete (Game Messages)|Construction Complete]]<br>
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* [[Structure maintenance pool empty! (Game Messages)|Structure maintenance pool empty!]]<br>
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* [[Structure Damaged Destroyed (Game Messages)|Structure Damaged!]]<br>
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* [[Manufacturing station finished1 (Game Messages)|Manufacturing station finished]]<br>
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* [[Out of power (Game Messages)|Out of power]]<br>
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* [[Out of ingredients2 (Game Messages)|Out of ingredients]]<br>
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* [[Out of ingredients3 (Game Messages)|Out of ingredients]]<br>
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* [[Your structure has been condemned! (Game Messages)|Your structure has been condemned!]]<br>
  
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Equipment factories allow for the production of items, weapons and goods from weaponsmith, aritisan, droid engineer and shipwright professions. These factories are linked to schematics that can be used by Weapon, droid and general item crafting tools.
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Food and chemical factories allow for the production of medical equipment and food related items from the artisan, medic, doctor, combat medic, chef professions. These factories are linked to the schematics that can be used by the Food and chemical crafting tools.
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* [[FactoryUsingDeed Radial Menu (Game Messages)|Using Deed]]
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* [[FactoryStructureManagement Radial Menu (Game Messages)|Structure Management]]
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* [[FactoryAdministration Radial Menu (Game Messages)|Structure Permissions]]
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* [[FactoryOptions Radial Menu (Game Messages)|Options]]
  
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Structure and furniture factories allow for hte production of structures and furniture built by architects. These factories are linked to the schematics that can be used by Structure and furniture crafting tools.
 
  
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* [[Factory Naming SUI (Game Mechanics)|Naming a Factory]]
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* [[Factory Add Power SUI (Game Messages)|Adding Power]]
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* [[Factory Add Maintenance SUI (Game Messages)|Adding Maintenance]]
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* [[Factory Add Maintenance SUI2 Game Messages)|Add Maintenance Part 2]]
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* [[Factory Add Maintenance SUI3 Game Messages)|Add Maintenance Part 3]]
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* [[Factory Add Schematic SUI (Game Messages)|Add / Remove Manufacturing Schematic]]
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* [[Factory Manage Resources SUI (Game Messages)|Managing Resources]]
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* [[Factory Examine SUI (Game Messages)|Factory Production Examination]]
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* [[Factory Status SUI (Game Mechanics)|Checking Status]]
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* [[Factory Administration SUI (Game Messages)|Factory Administration]]
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* [[Factory Administration SUI2 (Game Messages)|Factory Administration Part 2]]
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* [[Factory Redeeding SUI (Game Messages)|Factory Re-Deeding]]
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* [[Factory Redeeding SUI2 (Game Messages)|Factory Re-Deeding Part 2]]
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* [[Factory Redeeding SUI3 (Game Messages)|Factory Re-Deeding Part 3]]
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* [[Factory Redeeding SUI4 (Game Messages)|Factory Re-Deeding Part 4]]
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* [[Factory Redeeding SUI5 (Game Messages)|Factory Re-Deeding Part 5]]
  
  
  
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Factories are crafted and sold by Architects. There are 4 different factory types:
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Equipment, Food and Chemical, Structure and Furniture, and Wearable.
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Factories use one structure lot
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Wearable factories allow for the production of clothing, armor and apparel schematics from the artisan, armorsmith and tailor professions. These are linked to schematics from the clothing and armor crafting tools.
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Factory runs give no XP
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Equipment factories allow for the production of items, weapons and goods from weaponsmith, aritisan, droid engineer and shipwright professions. These factories are linked to schematics that can be used by Weapon, droid and general item crafting tools.
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Factories use maintenance at all times, 30 cr/h
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Food and chemical factories allow for the production of medical equipment and food related items from the artisan, medic, doctor, combat medic, chef professions. These factories are linked to the schematics that can be used by the Food and chemical crafting tools.
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Factory redeed cost is 1500 credits
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Structure and furniture factories allow for hte production of structures and furniture built by architects. These factories are linked to the schematics that can be used by Structure and furniture crafting tools.
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Factories consume power while operating: 50 units/h
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Factories operate until out of resources or the schematic is used up
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Players on the Hopper list can just access the Input and Output Hoppers.
 
  
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Players at the Admin list can do whatever, but only the owner can rename or destroy/redeed the factory.
 
  
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Q-4.5: How do I tell which factory is used to make the item I want to make?
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A Manufacture Schematic is required to run a factory. If a player has created a manufacturing schematic in place of creating an object, the player can use it in an automated factory to mass-produce the object. These can only be made by specialized crafting tools near crafting stations to get the option of creating a manufacturing schematic. Manufactured items will all get identical serial numbers from the particular Manufacturing Schematic. Manufactured items come out into the factory output hopper as Factory Crates. Each crate is made up of a stack size of individual items inside. Default sizes differ from crate to crate depending on the item being made. Sizes are: 5, 7, 10, 15, 25, 50, and 100 stack sized crates.
  
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A-4.5: The factories are matched to the specialized crafting tool. So if a schematic shows up in the crafting tool then it is built in that kind of factory. e.g. furniture is found in the structure crafting tool and is therefore built in the structure factory.
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* [[Factory Placement (Game Mechanics)|Placing a Factory]]
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A Manufacture Schematic is required to run a factory. These can only be made by specialized crafting tools linked to a crafting station. See previous installment on Complexity vs. tool/station combo.
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* [[Factory Add Power (Game Mechanics)|Adding Power]]
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Specialized crafting tools may only be used together with crafting stations of the same kind, they must match.
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Standing close to a Crafting Station, another screen, Finish Crafting, is displayed after the Crafting Summary. It normally has the options: Experiment, Create Prototype, and Create Manufacture Schematic.
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* [[Factory Starting (Game Mechanics)|Start Manufacturing]]
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Creating a Manufacture Schematic will use up the resources and components, but no item is produced. Rather, a Manufacture Schematic is uploaded to your Datapad -> Data tab.
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Manufactured items will all get identical serial numbers from the particular Manufacture Schematic.
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A. Up to 1000. When you create the blueprint schematic you can set the number of uses on it (default is max, which is 1000). Most people just leave it at that, and if they need to limit the amount of items produced they just put enough resources into the input-hopper to produce the requested amount.
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A. First you need to craft a blueprint for the item you want to produce. To do that, make sure you're close to a crafting station, and then craft the item as usual. When you get the choice, select "Create Manufacture Schematic" instead of "Create Prototype Item". You'll end up with a schematic for your item in your datapad. Go to your factory. Open the radial-menu on the factory and select "Access schematic slot" under the "Options" menu. Select the schematic from the list. Then, select "Access station ingredient hopper" from the same menu.
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Latest revision as of 21:17, 5 July 2009

Game Documentation - Factories

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System Messages


E-mails

Radial Menus

SUI Prompts


Chat Log Files

Factory Types

Wearables

Wearable factories allow for the production of clothing, armor and apparel schematics from the artisan, armorsmith and tailor professions. These are linked to schematics from the clothing and armor crafting tools.

Equipment

Equipment factories allow for the production of items, weapons and goods from weaponsmith, aritisan, droid engineer and shipwright professions. These factories are linked to schematics that can be used by Weapon, droid and general item crafting tools.

Food And Chemical

Food and chemical factories allow for the production of medical equipment and food related items from the artisan, medic, doctor, combat medic, chef professions. These factories are linked to the schematics that can be used by the Food and chemical crafting tools.

Structure And Furniture

Structure and furniture factories allow for hte production of structures and furniture built by architects. These factories are linked to the schematics that can be used by Structure and furniture crafting tools.




Manufacture Schematics

A Manufacture Schematic is required to run a factory. If a player has created a manufacturing schematic in place of creating an object, the player can use it in an automated factory to mass-produce the object. These can only be made by specialized crafting tools near crafting stations to get the option of creating a manufacturing schematic. Manufactured items will all get identical serial numbers from the particular Manufacturing Schematic. Manufactured items come out into the factory output hopper as Factory Crates. Each crate is made up of a stack size of individual items inside. Default sizes differ from crate to crate depending on the item being made. Sizes are: 5, 7, 10, 15, 25, 50, and 100 stack sized crates.

Operating a Factory

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