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| − | Message fragments are looted items which come as multiple parts which can be assembled to produce a specific type of data or as items which when used, will create a random piece of data. Message fragments are typically special types of items in game in that they spawn as unique items but share the same base object type. | + | Message fragments are looted items which come as multiple parts which can be assembled to produce a specific type of data or as items which when used, will create a random piece of data. Message fragments are typically special types of items in game in that they spawn as unique items but share the same base object type. |
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Disks And Message Fragments- | Disks And Message Fragments- | ||
| − | There are many kinds of disks in the game, | + | There are many kinds of disks in the game, Encoded Datadisks, Message Fragments, Treasure Maps. |
Encoded Datadisks can be anything. To decode one, examine it in your inventory and use the “Decode” option. What you will end up with is a ran. | Encoded Datadisks can be anything. To decode one, examine it in your inventory and use the “Decode” option. What you will end up with is a ran. | ||
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There are 4 sections to each, except the Rebel Orders, only 3 for it. They are clearly marked “Imperial Transmission ¼, Rebel Plans ¾, Rebel Orders 2/3, etc. Once you get all the parts needed, simply click on one of the pieces and open the radial menu, you will get an option to assemble the parts. Once you assemble the file, you can then turn it into the faction recruiter of your choosing. This is the only known use for these, and you can expect to get roughly 300-1000 credits for each complete file you turn in. Junk dealers will also buy the message fragments at 25 a piece. There are other message fragments in the game, but most are quest-related items. | There are 4 sections to each, except the Rebel Orders, only 3 for it. They are clearly marked “Imperial Transmission ¼, Rebel Plans ¾, Rebel Orders 2/3, etc. Once you get all the parts needed, simply click on one of the pieces and open the radial menu, you will get an option to assemble the parts. Once you assemble the file, you can then turn it into the faction recruiter of your choosing. This is the only known use for these, and you can expect to get roughly 300-1000 credits for each complete file you turn in. Junk dealers will also buy the message fragments at 25 a piece. There are other message fragments in the game, but most are quest-related items. | ||
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| + | The message fragments use the shared_message_fragment_base.iff file. Since the objects use the same file, the server determines what section the item is by examining the name spawned on the object. Once all unique pieces have been gathered, the player may click on the assemble radial option that appears on the item then the Assembly button that appears on the prompt that follows. Only when the player has all the required pieces for a particular type of data will the pieces be processed into one file. | ||
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| − | [[Imperial | + | [[Imperial Plans 1 (Message Fragment)|Imperial Plans [1/4]]]<br> |
| − | [[Imperial | + | [[Imperial Plans 2 (Message Fragment)|Imperial Plans [2/4]]]<br> |
| − | [[Imperial | + | [[Imperial Plans 3 (Message Fragment)|Imperial Plans [3/4]]]<br> |
| − | [[Imperial | + | [[Imperial Plans 4 (Message Fragment)|Imperial Plans [4/4]]]<br> |
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[[Rebel Transmition 4 (Message Fragment)|Rebel Transmition [4/4]]]<br> | [[Rebel Transmition 4 (Message Fragment)|Rebel Transmition [4/4]]]<br> | ||
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| + | Once the assemble button has been pressed, the items are removed from the player's inventory and are replaced by one of 3 types of files (determining which set of parts were assembled)> | ||
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| + | 1. [[Imperial Plans (Assembled Message)|Imperial Plans]]<br> | ||
| + | 2. [[Rebel Orders (Assembled Message)|Rebel Orders]]<br> | ||
| + | 3. [[Rebel Transmition (Assembled Message)|Rebel Transmition]]<br><br> | ||
==Source References== | ==Source References== | ||
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Message fragmentsMessage fragments are looted items which come as multiple parts which can be assembled to produce a specific type of data or as items which when used, will create a random piece of data. Message fragments are typically special types of items in game in that they spawn as unique items but share the same base object type.
Disks And Message Fragments- There are many kinds of disks in the game, Encoded Datadisks, Message Fragments, Treasure Maps. Encoded Datadisks can be anything. To decode one, examine it in your inventory and use the “Decode” option. What you will end up with is a ran. There are only three kinds of message fragments that you are likely to run across in your travels: 1- Imperial Transmissions 2- Rebel Plans 3- Rebel Orders There are 4 sections to each, except the Rebel Orders, only 3 for it. They are clearly marked “Imperial Transmission ¼, Rebel Plans ¾, Rebel Orders 2/3, etc. Once you get all the parts needed, simply click on one of the pieces and open the radial menu, you will get an option to assemble the parts. Once you assemble the file, you can then turn it into the faction recruiter of your choosing. This is the only known use for these, and you can expect to get roughly 300-1000 credits for each complete file you turn in. Junk dealers will also buy the message fragments at 25 a piece. There are other message fragments in the game, but most are quest-related items.
Once the assemble button has been pressed, the items are removed from the player's inventory and are replaced by one of 3 types of files (determining which set of parts were assembled)> 1. Imperial Plans Source References
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