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jrhines@comcast.net -> Can you pick where to place stations at planets? (4/8/2010 4:37:15 PM)

When you build in space you pick a spot and things get built at that location. When building around planets I can sometimes get a station to build away from the planet but not all the time. Is there a way to select where they will be built?




HsojVvad -> RE: Can you pick where to place stations at planets? (4/8/2010 5:14:34 PM)

I think where you click for the construction ship to build a station is the place where the station is built. I always try and build in the shadows so it dosn't cover the planet or move it to the side so I can see the beauty of the planet and not look like a pimple.




jrhines@comcast.net -> RE: Can you pick where to place stations at planets? (4/8/2010 7:00:21 PM)

Thanks Davor, are you saying I should use construction ships to build bases around planets rather than use the rt click menu when you have the planet selected? I have not tried that.
Does the station/base get locked to the planet when you use construction ships to build them so it moves with the planet as it orbits?





HsojVvad -> RE: Can you pick where to place stations at planets? (4/8/2010 8:18:39 PM)

What I usually do, is if I go through the Planner screen, I will go to that planet I select so this way I can tell the construction ship 1) what to build, like when I make a new mine, it dosn't make an older design and 2) I right click on the dark side of the planet and then use the menu, build and then select what I want it to build.

Hope this helps. If I didn't explain well enough let me know. [:)]




jrhines@comcast.net -> RE: Can you pick where to place stations at planets? (4/8/2010 8:43:53 PM)

Thanks, I will try that tonight




HsojVvad -> RE: Can you pick where to place stations at planets? (4/8/2010 8:59:08 PM)

Good luck, hope it works for you.




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