Module priority control - Revision history

Fandom>Erwgd: ship modules start at priority 3, any changed modules set to priority 1.

2024-03-28T19:35:54Z

ship modules start at priority 3, any changed modules set to priority 1.

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	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
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	To set up a hierarchy for power usage, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority ranges from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.		To set up a hierarchy for power usage, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority ranges from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.

			When a ship is purchased, all of its modules are set to priority "3". If a module is replaced, swapped or modified by an [[Engineers\|Engineer]], that module (or its replacement) will be set to priority "1".

	The idea is to set the highest number ("5") for modules which are expendable in [[combat]]. This includes [[Cargo Hatch]], [[Frame Shift Drive]], [[Fuel Scoop]], and so forth.		The idea is to set the highest number ("5") for modules which are expendable in [[combat]]. This includes [[Cargo Hatch]], [[Frame Shift Drive]], [[Fuel Scoop]], and so forth.

Fandom>Linskyter at 08:47, 7 June 2021

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Fandom>Clockpuncher at 06:11, 25 January 2020

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			'''Module priority control''' is a feature that allows pilots to prioritize power for specific modules, so that in the event of a power shortage due to an insufficient or damaged [[Power Plant]], modules that the pilot deems vital can remain activated. It is accessible in the right panel of the [[HUD]]. Careful module priority control can allow pilots to carry more modules than their Power Plant can support and activate/deactivate them as necessary, as well as allow their ship to continue fighting to a degree even if they lose their Power Plant in [[combat]].
	'''Module priority control''' is a ~~form~~ of ~~smart~~ [[~~power management~~]].

	~~By manipulating~~ the ~~power draw~~ priority ~~of lesser~~ modules ~~this method allows players~~ to ~~outfit~~ their ~~ships with higher-quality components which would otherwise cause system shutdown due to power draw excess~~.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==
			[[File:Module priority control.png\|thumb\|200px\|By setting module priorities this Vulture is kept completely operational at a total power usage of 121%]]
	[[~~Image~~:Module priority control.png\|thumb\|200px\|By setting module priorities this Vulture is kept completely operational at a total power usage of 121%]]

	To set up a hierarchy for power usage, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority ranges from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.		To set up a hierarchy for power usage, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority ranges from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.

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	Once module priority control is employed, the modules concerned are disabled and re-enabled automatically whenever hardpoints are deployed and retracted.		Once module priority control is employed, the modules concerned are disabled and re-enabled automatically whenever hardpoints are deployed and retracted.

	~~== Example ==~~		The following table lists a rather power-consuming [[Bounty Hunter\|bounty hunter]] loadout for the [[Vulture]] including assigned module priorities and the power usages between deployed and retracted hardpoints. Without setting module priorities, this particular loadout would render the ship entirely inoperational due to power draw excess.

	The following table lists a rather power-consuming [[Bounty Hunter\|bounty hunter]] loadout for the [[Vulture]] including assigned module priorities and the power usages between deployed and retracted hardpoints.

	Without setting module priorities, this particular loadout would render the ship entirely inoperational due to power draw excess.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* Irrespective of module priority control, the player will still receive the mandatory cockpit warning whenever hardpoints are getting deployed that the power limit was exceeded and modules have been disabled.		* Irrespective of module priority control, the player will still receive the mandatory cockpit warning whenever hardpoints are getting deployed that the power limit was exceeded and modules have been disabled.
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Fandom>Clockpuncher: Reverted edits by 31.177.159.71 (talk) to last version by Kyouko Bot

2019-07-13T00:23:37Z

Reverted edits by 31.177.159.71 (talk) to last version by Kyouko Bot

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* ~~Modül öncelik kontrolüne bakılmak üzere~~, ~~oyuncu, güç sınırının açık olduğu ve modüller devre dışı bırakıldığında zaman, zor yerler olduğu yerde kokpit uyarısı almaya devam ediyor~~.		* Irrespective of module priority control, the player will still receive the mandatory cockpit warning whenever hardpoints are getting deployed that the power limit was exceeded and modules have been disabled.
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31.177.159.71: modul tablosu

2019-07-12T10:35:29Z

modul tablosu

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==

	* ~~Irrespective of module priority control~~, ~~the player will still receive the mandatory cockpit warning whenever hardpoints are getting deployed that the power limit was exceeded and modules have been disabled~~.		* Modül öncelik kontrolüne bakılmak üzere, oyuncu, güç sınırının açık olduğu ve modüller devre dışı bırakıldığında zaman, zor yerler olduğu yerde kokpit uyarısı almaya devam ediyor.
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Fandom>Kyouko Bot: clean up

2015-12-15T11:29:43Z

clean up

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	~~[[{{PAGENAME}}]]~~ is a form of smart [[power management]].		'''Module priority control''' is a form of smart [[power management]].

	By manipulating the power draw priority of lesser modules this method allows players to outfit their ships with higher-quality components which would otherwise cause system shutdown due to power draw excess.		By manipulating the power draw priority of lesser modules this method allows players to outfit their ships with higher-quality components which would otherwise cause system shutdown due to power draw excess.

72.197.107.6: word choice: compartments incorrectly used, intended word by speaker was 'components', likely spellcheck.

2015-12-08T01:33:51Z

word choice: compartments incorrectly used, intended word by speaker was 'components', likely spellcheck.

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	[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is a form of smart [[power management]].		[[{{PAGENAME}}]] is a form of smart [[power management]].

	By manipulating the power draw priority of lesser modules this method allows players to outfit their ships with higher-quality ~~compartments~~ which would otherwise cause system shutdown due to power draw excess.		By manipulating the power draw priority of lesser modules this method allows players to outfit their ships with higher-quality components which would otherwise cause system shutdown due to power draw excess.

	== Usage ==		== Usage ==

Fandom>Leo McCoy: /* Usage */

2015-06-14T14:08:25Z

Usage

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	To set up a power ~~draw hierarchy~~, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority ~~range~~ from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.		To set up a hierarchy for power usage, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority ranges from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.

	The idea is to set the highest number ("5") for modules which are expendable in [[combat]]. This includes [[Cargo Hatch]], [[Frame Shift Drive]], [[Fuel Scoop]], and so forth.		The idea is to set the highest number ("5") for modules which are expendable in [[combat]]. This includes [[Cargo Hatch]], [[Frame Shift Drive]], [[Fuel Scoop]], and so forth.

Fandom>Leo McCoy: /* Usage */ wording

2015-06-14T14:06:23Z

Usage: wording

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	To set a ~~hierarchy for the modules'~~ power draw, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each module. Priority ~~numbers~~ range from "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" as priority will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.		To set up a power draw hierarchy, the priority number in the Modules tab on the right-side panel can be changed for each individual module. Priority range from numbers "1" (highest priority) through "5" (lowest priority). For instance, a module with "5" has the lowest possible priority and will shut down first in the case of power draw excess.

	The idea is to set the highest number (5) for ~~those~~ modules which are expendable in [[combat]]. This includes [[Cargo Hatch]], [[Frame Shift Drive]], [[Fuel Scoop]], ~~etc~~.		The idea is to set the highest number ("5") for modules which are expendable in [[combat]]. This includes [[Cargo Hatch]], [[Frame Shift Drive]], [[Fuel Scoop]], and so forth.

	~~If done right~~, ~~whenever hardpoints get deployed now (power draw exceeds power output), those~~ modules ~~with the highest number will be automatically~~ disabled ~~first. Once hardpoints are fully retracted, they will be~~ re-~~engaged~~ automatically ~~after a few seconds. This way power draw never exceeds power output~~ and ~~the ship is kept completely operational in and out of combat~~.		Once module priority control is employed, the modules concerned are disabled and re-enabled automatically whenever hardpoints are deployed and retracted.

	== Example ==		== Example ==