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Dan at 08:03, 29 August 2026

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	===11.6.1 Operations Center===		===11.6.1 Operations Center===
	'''Cost:''' 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)		'''Cost:''' 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century) <br>
			'''Power Requirement:''' None

	The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.		The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.
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Dan at 20:48, 17 September 2024

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	===11.6.1 Operations Center===		===11.6.1 Operations Center===
	Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)		'''Cost:''' 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)

	The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.		The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.

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	==Construction Rules Index==		==Construction Rules Index==
	*[[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]		* [[Construction Rules\|Back to the Table of Contents]]
	*[[Space Stations ~~(Build)~~\|Back to Chapter 11.0: Space Stations]]		* [[Build: Space Stations\|Back to Chapter 11.0: Space Stations]]



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Dan: /* 11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery */

2021-03-22T02:25:58Z

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 The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.
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Dan at 02:23, 22 March 2021

2021-03-22T02:23:59Z

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	Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.		Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.

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	===11.6.1 Operations Center===		===11.6.1 Operations Center===
	Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)		Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)
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	The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.		The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.

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	===11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery===		===11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery===
	Cost: Rating + 12 for base processor, +20% (minimum 2 SU) for additional product produced, +10 for a fully automated system, plus storage capacity for all materials (raw and processed).		Cost: Rating + 12 for base processor, +20% (minimum 2 SU) for additional product produced, +10 for a fully automated system, plus storage capacity for all materials (raw and processed).

Dan: /* 11.6 Operations Systems */

2017-02-27T20:11:27Z

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	===11.6.1 Operations Center===		===11.6.1 Operations Center===
	Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)		Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)

	The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.		The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.

Dan: /* 11.6 Operations Systems */

2017-02-27T20:11:02Z

11.6 Operations Systems

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	Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.		Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.

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	===11.6.1 Operations Center===		===11.6.1 Operations Center===
	Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)		Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)
	The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.		The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.

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	===11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery===		===11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery===
	Cost: Rating + 12 for base processor, +20% (minimum 2 SU) for additional product produced, +10 for a fully automated system, plus storage capacity for all materials (raw and processed).		Cost: Rating + 12 for base processor, +20% (minimum 2 SU) for additional product produced, +10 for a fully automated system, plus storage capacity for all materials (raw and processed).

Dan: /* 11.6 Operations Systems */

2017-02-27T20:10:39Z

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	==11.6 Operations Systems==		==11.6 Operations Systems==
	Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.		Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.

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	===11.6.1 Operations Center===		===11.6.1 Operations Center===
			Cost: 2 x Base Size (21st century); 4 x Base Size (22nd & 23rd century); 5 x Base Size (24th+ century)
	The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.		The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.

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	===11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery===		===11.6.2 Ore Processor/Refinery===

Dan: Dan moved page Space Station Operations Systems (Build) to Build:Space Station Operations Systems

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Dan: /* 11.6.2 Ore Processing */

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 The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.
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-Not all stations are designed for the glamourous military mission, nor do the majority of the remainder operate as bastions of scientific research. Some are working stations, and ore processing is one example of a more commercial design.
+Cost: Rating + 12 for base processor, +20% (minimum 2 SU) for additional product produced, +10 for a fully automated system, plus storage capacity for all materials (raw and processed).
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==11.6 Operations Systems==
Most systems onboard a space station operate very similarly to that of a starship. One exception is that of the bridge-equivalent, the Operations Center.
 
===11.6.1 Operations Center===
The Operations Center ("Ops") is calculated on the station's base size (versus its design-modified size). Although stations tend to be larger than starships, they also generally require less control functions. They have no engines and no need for navigation controls, as an example. A larger proportion of a station is taken up by quarters, recreation and the like, which do not require command oversight.
 
===11.6.2 Ore Processing===
Not all stations are designed for the glamourous military mission, nor do the majority of the remainder operate as bastions of scientific research. Some are working stations, and ore processing is one example of a more commercial design.

 
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==Construction Rules Index==
*[[Construction Rules|Back to the Table of Contents]]
*[[Space Stations (Build)|Back to Chapter 11.0: Space Stations]]

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