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== Space Exploration and You! ==
 
The [[Nanotrasen#Epsilon Eridani Holdings|station]] is not alone in its orbit. Though it’s often not relevant to the goings-on inside the station, the cold expanse of the space around it holds many opportunities. Space is divided into regions called ‘Z-levels’ that are separated by a boundary wall. In total there are 8 Z-levels. This guide aims help you navigate, explore, and survive journeys through the harsh dark ocean of stars and space ruins.


== Space Exploration and You! ==
This guide is most relevant to [[Explorer]]s, as they are usually the ones leaving to explore the far reaches of space around the station, however, this guide is not limited to them, and is useful no matter what occupation you are. If you’re planning a trip to space, it is probably best to give this guide a read.  
The NNS Cyberiad is not alone in its orbit. Though it’s often not relevant to the goings-on inside the station, the cold expanse of the space around it holds many opportunities.
Space is divided into regions called ‘Z-levels’ (insert numerical designation of Z-levels here)that are separated by a boundary wall. In total, there are (insert amount of Z-levels), and this guide will help you navigate, explore and survive journeys through them.  


This guide is most relevant to [[Mechanic|Mechanics]], as they are usually the ones leaving to explore the far reaches of space around the station, however, this guide is not limited to them, and is useful no matter what occupation you are. If you’re planning a trip to space, it is probably best to give this guide a read.
One of the most important devices in a space explorer's arsenal is a ‘GPS’. These small devices display the coordinates of its current location, the z-level it resides on, as well as all other GPS locations, and their respective Z-levels. Something that should be kept in mind when exploring these levels, is that telecommunications are only available where a telecommunication relay has been set up, which at shift start is both the [[Nanotrasen#Epsilon Eridani Holdings|station]] (Z-level 1) and [[Lavaland]] (Z-level 3). GPS is the most effective way for people to know where you are located while traveling, so if you're in an emergency someone can find you.
One of the most important objects in a space explorers arsenal is a ‘GPS’. These small devices display the coordinates of its current location, the z-level it resides on, as well as all other GPS locations, and their respective Z-levels. Something that should be kept in mind when exploring these levels, is that telecommunications are only available where a telecommunication console has been set up, which at shift start is both the cyberiad (Z-level 1) and it’s telecommunications satellite (Z-level 3). GPS is the most effective way for people to know where you are located while travelling, so its importance cannot be understated.


== GPS Coordinates and Mechanics ==
== GPS Coordinates and Mechanics ==
  When exploring space, always remember- GPS GPS GPS (Going Places Spacewise Generally Puts Spacepeople in Great Personal Sdanger)
  When exploring space, always remember- GPS GPS GPS (Going Places Spacewise Generally Puts Space-people in Great Personal Sdanger)


A GPS can be named with up to four letters, via using the item and clicking ‘Set name’, and usually, it is best to set a unique identifier to be easily recognized. (Insert picture here)
A GPS can be named with up to four letters, via using the item and clicking ‘Set name’, and usually, it is best to set a unique identifier to be easily recognized. (Insert picture here)
Once you have named your GPS, you will find three numbers next to the name, these represent your location.
Once you have named your GPS, you will find three numbers next to the name, these represent your X,Y, and Z coordinates.


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=== X-level and Y-level ===
=== X-level and Y-level ===


The first number is your ‘X-level’. This indicates your horizontal location within your current ‘Z-level’. It ranges from 0 to the west and 255 to the east. The second number, your ‘Y-level’ works exactly the same, but vertical, with the south being 0 and north being 255. Using your X  and Y coordinates, you can pinpoint where you are. These numbers are also found on crew trackers on the station.
The first number is your ‘X-level’. This indicates your horizontal location within your current ‘Z-level’. It ranges from 0 to and 255. The second number, your ‘Y-level’, works exactly the same, but is vertical, with the south being 0 and north being 255. Using your X  and Y coordinates, you can pinpoint where you are. These numbers are also found on crew trackers on the station.


=== Z-level ===
=== Z-level ===


The third and final number is your current Z-level. These range from 1 to 13. Z-levels 1 to 6 each feature structures within them which remain static and do not alter location within the Z-level. Z-levels 7-13 however, are unstable and will create random explorable locations within them, between shifts.
The third and final number is your current Z-level. These range from 1 to 8. Z-levels 1 to 3 each feature structures within them which remain static and do not alter location within the Z-level. Z-levels 4 and above however, are unstable and will create random explorable locations within them, between shifts.


=== Traversing Space ===
=== Traversing Space ===


Traversing the Z-levels can be a confusing process. Once the shift has started, the layout of space is generated, and the Z-level adjacencies link up semi-randomly. For example going off the East side of Z-level 1 may lead you to Z-level 3 one shift, but Z-level 4 the next. Therefore the clever space explorer makes a mental map as they go.  
Traversing the Z-levels can be a confusing process. Once the shift has started, the layout of space is generated, and the Z-levels link up semi-randomly. For example, going off the East side of Z-level 5 may lead you to Z-level 6 one shift, but Z-level 4 the next. Therefore the clever space explorer makes a mental map as they go.  


The most confusing aspect of space travel is the concept of Loops. A Z-level may lead to the other side of itself, rather than to a different Z-level, thus looping.
The most confusing aspect of space travel is the concept of Loops. A Z-level may lead to the other side of itself, rather than to a different Z-level, thus looping. This means, objects and explorers that go off of one end of the Z-level, could arrive on the other side. Not only is this very inconvenient for space travel, but people throwing things out into space might have them return to them moments later at high speeds.
This means, objects and explorers that go off of one end of the Z-level, could arrive on the other side. Not only is this very inconvenient for space travel, but people throwing things out into space might have them return to them moments later at high speeds.


[[File:LoopingSmaller.png]]
[[File:Looping.png|1000px]]


== Z-Level Locations ==
== Z-Level Locations ==


As Z-levels 1 through 6 are stable enough to feature permanent installations, this guide will list the features of each Z-level, however, there are some secrets that are unknown to NT, and must be discovered by the explorers themselves.
=== Central Command | Z-1 ===
 
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=== 1. The Cyberiad ===  
 
[[File:CyberiadLevel.png]]


Home sweet chaotic home.  The station is the only feature of this Z-level, not that it needs anything else.
[[File:CCLevel.png|right|200px]]


''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''


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This Z-level is home to the higher-ups in charge of the [[Nanotrasen#Epsilon Eridani Holdings|sector]]. You have to be pretty important to be here. Besides being an [[Emergency Response Team|ERT Member]] or on a visit by special permission the only way to get here is escaping the [[Nanotrasen#Epsilon Eridani Holdings|station]] through [[Escape Pods]] or the [[Escape Shuttle]]. [[Central Command]] does not want any nosy space explorers poking around and you may meet an SOO who will ensure a quick demise if you're trespassing. ERT Ships are also known to rescue crewmembers back to Central Command from time to time but don’t rely on it.


=== 2. Central Command ===


[[File:CCLevel.png]]
The Gamma Armory is docked on this Z-level until the [[Nanotrasen#Epsilon Eridani Holdings|station]] needs it and the cargo shuttle collects its cargo from this Z-level as well, though it won’t launch with anyone inside it (Yes, even if you hide in a locker).


This Z-level is only accessible via escaping the Cyberiad though Pod or Escape shuttle, and is otherwise impossible to get to. CC does not want any nosy space explorers poking around. ERT Ships are also known to rescue crewmembers back to CC from time to time, but don’t rely on it.
The cargo shuttle collects its cargo from this Z-level as well, though it won’t launch with anyone inside it (Yes, even if you hide in a locker.)


''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''  
''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''  
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=== 3. Telecommunication Satellite ===
=== The Station | Z-2 ===  


[[File:TelecomsLevel.png]]
[[File:CyberiadLevel.png|right|200px]]


The secure satellite that is responsible for the Telecommunications of the Cyberiad. As such, it is heavily reinforced and restricted to most of the crew. Large solar panels insure consistent power to the satellite, if the AI or command staff remember to set them up. A storage room holding spare parts to repair and replace the telecommunication machines can be found on the east side of the satellite, while a pathway to the inner workings of the communication satellite lay to the west, with both pathways defended by laser turrets. The main method of getting on to this satellite Is usually teleportation.
A derelict signal emanating from a medical class ship has also been detected coming from this Z-level, though it's unconfirmed.


''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''


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Home sweet chaotic home. The [[Nanotrasen#Epsilon Eridani Holdings|station]] is the only feature of this Z-level, not that it needs anything else.<br>


=== 4. Engineering Satellite and Construction Site ===


[[File:Engisat.png]]
The station is essentially the central hub for accessing any other Z-levels. Besides other bluespace means, it is currently the only way to get to Central Command and [[Guide to Space Exploration#Lavaland|Lavaland]]. It is a good place for space explorers to restock food, oxygen, and materials that are essential for exploring space. You may want to avoid or leave this Z-level if [[Nuclear Agent|certain]] [[Cultist|people]] are about to make it very uninhabitable.


A small engineering outpost that features a few engineering hardsuits, resources and comforts, is set up to allow for the construction of an in-progress station often called ‘Beta Station’. The Engineering satellite can also be accessed via the small shuttle, that goes from the Engineering Satellite, to a dock near main engineering on the Cyberiad.
Construction site, or Beta station, the second most prominent place in this Z-level, features an Atmospheric system and an Engine that can both be set up to allow for both power and internal atmospherics in the station.


Reports of illicit substances coming from Engineering satellite were reported long ago, perhaps there is another location that can be found on this Z-level, though it would be up to someone else to find it.
''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''


''Telecommunications:'' '''Must be setup'''


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=== 5. Lavaland ===
=== Lavaland | Z-3 ===
 
[[File:LavalandLevel.png|right|200px]]


[[File:LavalandLevel.png]]


Home to miners and deadly creatures, this is the planet you see behind the station.  
Home to miners and deadly creatures, this is the planet you see behind the station.  
Lavaland. Unreachable Via space, as it’s actually the surface of the planet, the only way to get to Lavaland is teleportation or the mining shuttle found in Cargo. This Z-level is one of the more unique, and most of the advice given in this guide will be irrelevant if you decide to explore the surface. To know more about Lavaland and the dangers held on its surface, please see the [[Guide to Mining|Guide to Mining]].
[[Lavaland]] is quite unreachable, as it’s actually the surface of the planet; the only way to get to Lavaland is teleportation or the mining shuttle found in Cargo unless you fancy burning up in the atmosphere. This Z-level is one of the more unique Z-levels and is very unlike exploring space. If you decide to explore the surface, see the [[Guide to Mining]]. Lavaland comes with its own ruins and [[Ash Walker|friendly]] [[Megafauna|inhabitants]]. Make sure to come prepared before coming down here.
 
For the most part, only the [[Quartermaster|QM]], [[Shaft Miner]]s, and the [[Head of Personnel|HOP]] have access to get to Lavaland.
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See [[Guide to Lavaland#Ruins|Guide to Lavaland]]
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''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''
''Telecommunications:'' '''Yes'''


'''Not accessible via space'''
'''Not accessible via space.'''
 
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=== 6. USSP Sector ===
 
[[File:USSPLevel.png]]
 
This space is known to be the location of a USSP station. Contact was never regular, but recently it has been non-existent. A Russian radio station remained broadcasting for a while after the cessation of contact, however, perhaps there were two different Russian installations in the sector…
 
Other than that, the sector seems quite bland. Just the occasional very large asteroid, which likely holds nothing more than a handful of precious metals…
 
''Telecommunications:'' '''Must be setup'''


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=== 7,9-12 Unknown Space ===  
=== Unknown Space | Z-4 and above ===  
 
[[File:Space.png]]
 
Uncharted Sectors that constantly rearrange their content at the start of each shift. The frontiers of space, which could hide unique and interesting space ruins. There’s many rewards for a patient explorer out here, as well as quite a bit of risk.


''Telecommunications:'' '''No'''
[[File:Space.png|right|200px]]


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Z-levels 5-8 are largely unknown swathes of space. This dark expanse is, for the most part, empty; Z-level 8 is only space and contains no space ruins. In Z-levels 5-7 there are various derelict stations, scuttled ships, and ancient dangers. Venturing out here can give you a sense of just how small and insipient you are in the grand scheme of things. The atmosphere of these Z-levels can be described as eerie and creepy. It is up to you to discover the mysteries of deep space- you may even discover that you aren't alone out there.


=== 8. Gateway ===


[[File:GatewayLevel.png]]
''Telecommunications:'' '''Depends on ruins present'''


Space is not the only avenue of exploration. This Z-level is only available through the advanced technology on the Cyberaid known as the [[Gateway|‘Gateway’]]. There’s many locations it can link to, each carrying a varying level of danger and reward, however, none are accessible via space. The [[Gateway|Gateway]] leads to Z-level 8, but is a special circumstance, as where exactly it leads will always be random, much like the other Z-levels of 7 and over, it is unique however due to the fact that the [[Gateway|Gateway]] is the only way in or out of the Z-level.
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==Structures you may encounter (spoilers)==
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* Orange Spacesuit
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| An abandoned drug lab. Likely used by smugglers to produce illicit substances.
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* A broken teleporter
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* A functional teleporter
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* Story pages
* Mysteries
* Cheap cigarettes
* Communism
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* Bananium and Tranquillite ore
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* Space suits
* Air canisters
* Torture tools
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''Telecommunications:'' '''Dependent on Gateway Level'''
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'''Not accessible via Space.'''
 
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Supply Department


Space Exploration and You!

The station is not alone in its orbit. Though it’s often not relevant to the goings-on inside the station, the cold expanse of the space around it holds many opportunities. Space is divided into regions called ‘Z-levels’ that are separated by a boundary wall. In total there are 8 Z-levels. This guide aims help you navigate, explore, and survive journeys through the harsh dark ocean of stars and space ruins.

This guide is most relevant to Explorers, as they are usually the ones leaving to explore the far reaches of space around the station, however, this guide is not limited to them, and is useful no matter what occupation you are. If you’re planning a trip to space, it is probably best to give this guide a read.

One of the most important devices in a space explorer's arsenal is a ‘GPS’. These small devices display the coordinates of its current location, the z-level it resides on, as well as all other GPS locations, and their respective Z-levels. Something that should be kept in mind when exploring these levels, is that telecommunications are only available where a telecommunication relay has been set up, which at shift start is both the station (Z-level 1) and Lavaland (Z-level 3). GPS is the most effective way for people to know where you are located while traveling, so if you're in an emergency someone can find you.

GPS Coordinates and Mechanics

When exploring space, always remember- GPS GPS GPS (Going Places Spacewise Generally Puts Space-people in Great Personal Sdanger)

A GPS can be named with up to four letters, via using the item and clicking ‘Set name’, and usually, it is best to set a unique identifier to be easily recognized. (Insert picture here) Once you have named your GPS, you will find three numbers next to the name, these represent your X,Y, and Z coordinates.

GPSGuide.png

X-level and Y-level

The first number is your ‘X-level’. This indicates your horizontal location within your current ‘Z-level’. It ranges from 0 to and 255. The second number, your ‘Y-level’, works exactly the same, but is vertical, with the south being 0 and north being 255. Using your X and Y coordinates, you can pinpoint where you are. These numbers are also found on crew trackers on the station.

Z-level

The third and final number is your current Z-level. These range from 1 to 8. Z-levels 1 to 3 each feature structures within them which remain static and do not alter location within the Z-level. Z-levels 4 and above however, are unstable and will create random explorable locations within them, between shifts.

Traversing Space

Traversing the Z-levels can be a confusing process. Once the shift has started, the layout of space is generated, and the Z-levels link up semi-randomly. For example, going off the East side of Z-level 5 may lead you to Z-level 6 one shift, but Z-level 4 the next. Therefore the clever space explorer makes a mental map as they go.

The most confusing aspect of space travel is the concept of Loops. A Z-level may lead to the other side of itself, rather than to a different Z-level, thus looping. This means, objects and explorers that go off of one end of the Z-level, could arrive on the other side. Not only is this very inconvenient for space travel, but people throwing things out into space might have them return to them moments later at high speeds.

Looping.png

Z-Level Locations

Central Command | Z-1

CCLevel.png


This Z-level is home to the higher-ups in charge of the sector. You have to be pretty important to be here. Besides being an ERT Member or on a visit by special permission the only way to get here is escaping the station through Escape Pods or the Escape Shuttle. Central Command does not want any nosy space explorers poking around and you may meet an SOO who will ensure a quick demise if you're trespassing. ERT Ships are also known to rescue crewmembers back to Central Command from time to time but don’t rely on it.


The Gamma Armory is docked on this Z-level until the station needs it and the cargo shuttle collects its cargo from this Z-level as well, though it won’t launch with anyone inside it (Yes, even if you hide in a locker).


Telecommunications: Yes

Not accessible via space.

The Station | Z-2

CyberiadLevel.png


Home sweet chaotic home. The station is the only feature of this Z-level, not that it needs anything else.


The station is essentially the central hub for accessing any other Z-levels. Besides other bluespace means, it is currently the only way to get to Central Command and Lavaland. It is a good place for space explorers to restock food, oxygen, and materials that are essential for exploring space. You may want to avoid or leave this Z-level if certain people are about to make it very uninhabitable.


Telecommunications: Yes


Lavaland | Z-3

LavalandLevel.png


Home to miners and deadly creatures, this is the planet you see behind the station. Lavaland is quite unreachable, as it’s actually the surface of the planet; the only way to get to Lavaland is teleportation or the mining shuttle found in Cargo unless you fancy burning up in the atmosphere. This Z-level is one of the more unique Z-levels and is very unlike exploring space. If you decide to explore the surface, see the Guide to Mining. Lavaland comes with its own ruins and friendly inhabitants. Make sure to come prepared before coming down here.

For the most part, only the QM, Shaft Miners, and the HOP have access to get to Lavaland.

Lavaland Ruins and Locations(Spoilers)

See Guide to Lavaland


Telecommunications: Yes

Not accessible via space.

Unknown Space | Z-4 and above

Space.png

Z-levels 5-8 are largely unknown swathes of space. This dark expanse is, for the most part, empty; Z-level 8 is only space and contains no space ruins. In Z-levels 5-7 there are various derelict stations, scuttled ships, and ancient dangers. Venturing out here can give you a sense of just how small and insipient you are in the grand scheme of things. The atmosphere of these Z-levels can be described as eerie and creepy. It is up to you to discover the mysteries of deep space- you may even discover that you aren't alone out there.


Telecommunications: Depends on ruins present


Structures you may encounter (spoilers)

Description Notable Contents
An abandoned listening outpost of potentially Syndicate origin.
  • Orange Spacesuit
  • Access to all of station's radio frequencies
  • Air canister
  • Cell charger
AbandonedSatellite.png
Description Notable Contents
An abandoned medical spaceship left adrift.
  • Spacesuits
  • Quick way back to station
  • Oxygen canister
  • Laser guns
Whiteship.png
Description Notable Contents
An abandoned drug lab. Likely used by smugglers to produce illicit substances.
  • Chemical dispenser
  • Leftover narcotics
  • Air canisters
Abandoned Drug Lab.png
Description Notable Contents
An unused teleporter orbiting the Telecoms Satellite. The teleporter has fallen into disrepair and is no longer operational.
  • A broken teleporter
  • Teleporter beacon
Abandoned Teleporter.png
Description Notable Contents
A still operational teleporter drifting through deep space.
  • A functional teleporter
Derelict Teleporter.png
Description Notable Contents
An abandoned USSP station. What was once a vibrant home to the USSP is now a desolate ruin. The station is pockmarked with destruction from a Sol Gov raid and a massive uranium asteroid strike. While a significant section of the station is destroyed most of it still has power and a safe atmosphere. It is assumed to be uninhabited however some say that when they are quiet enough they sometimes can make out the distant echoing of jackboots reverberating throughout its halls.
  • Story pages
  • Mysteries
  • Cheap cigarettes
  • Communism
Russian Derelict
Description Notable Contents
A supply depot located in deep space. Believed to be a hub for Syndicate activity. There is no map for this location.
  • Syndicate defence systems
  • Syndicate personel
  • Syndicate gear
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Description Notable Contents
The remains of a fierce space battle between the Honkmother Federation and the Silent Union.
  • Notes
  • Bananium and Tranquillite ore
Shuttle Crash Site.png
Description Notable Contents
An abandoned satellite that used to host the station's telecomms equipment, but now lies derelict in the depths of space
  • Teleporter
  • Space suits
  • Air canisters
  • Torture tools
Telecoms Satellite
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