Using Interplanetary Survey Droids (Game Mechanics)
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Interplanetary Survey Droid MechanicsThis is a multi-use item that gives a Novice Artisan the ability to receive information on resources that are present on a different world. Use of this droid requires a tool of the resource type that the droid is sent out to investigate. After the droid performs its duty, it sends out an E-mail that lists all resources that are found to be present. This item does not give stats or concentrations of the listed resources.
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Description of functionality: 1. After the droid is done crafting, it will show up in your main inventory as an item (note: It doesn't use up a 'pet' slot in your datapad.) 2. Double-click on the droid or use the radial menu to select the "Use" option. Make sure, when you do this, that you have a survey tool (for the type of resource you want to survey) in your main Inventory window. 3. You should then see a list of all planets (including the one you are on at the time). Select the planet for the droid to survey and hit "OK". 4. You will then get a window where you select a survey tool that will be 'eaten' by the droid to perform its function. Currently, it doesn't appear that the quality of the tool will matter (but this might change). 5. The droid will disappear from in front of you. 6. At about 15 min. (or exactly 15 min.), you will receive an email (showing as being from your character) with the emailed information report about what the droid found. Note: I tested the time needed on both the planet I was on and another planet. In both cases, the time was 15 min. If a survey pop-up came up that said something like "Do you want to try to extract the concentration?
Example: An ISD with a Mechanism Quality rating of 40 will produce a list of resources in 42 minutes. 3600 - 1080 {27*40} = 2520 / 60 seconds = 42 minutes Source References
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