HyperCargo OXP - Revision history

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 ==Tweaks==
-To make this compatible with Market Observer (which knows nothing of hypercargo) you need to [http://www.aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?p=267773#p267773 tweak Market Observer]. If you have not done this before you may find [[How to tweak OXZ's]] helpful.
+To make this compatible with Market Observer (which knows nothing of hypercargo) you need to [https://bb.oolite.space/viewtopic.php?p=267773#p267773 tweak Market Observer]. If you have not done this before you may find [[How to tweak OXZ's]] helpful.
 == Fiction ==
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 |category = Equipment OXPs‏‎
 |author = [[User:Thargoid|Thargoid]]
-|feedback = [http://aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8427 Oolite BB]
+|feedback = [https://bb.oolite.space/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=8427 Oolite BB]
 }}
 {{equipment-OXP}}

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:22, 16 September 2022
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	* Initial release.		* Initial release.

		+	==Links==
		+	:Not to be confused with
		+	*[[Ship Storage Helper]] for storing your ship
		+	*[[Equipment Storage OXP]] for storing equipment and cargo

	==Quick Facts==		==Quick Facts==

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:43, 6 November 2021
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	To make this compatible with Market Observer (which knows nothing of hypercargo) you need to [http://www.aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?p=267773#p267773 tweak Market Observer]. If you have not done this before you may find [[How to tweak OXZ's]] helpful.		To make this compatible with Market Observer (which knows nothing of hypercargo) you need to [http://www.aegidian.org/bb/viewtopic.php?p=267773#p267773 tweak Market Observer]. If you have not done this before you may find [[How to tweak OXZ's]] helpful.

		+	== Fiction ==
		+	Hypercargo plays a role in [http://www.theramist.co.uk/blog/?p=121 Mostly Deadly].

	==Version History==		==Version History==

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 ==Overview==
 The Ships Systems Department of the [[Aquarian Shipbuilding Corp. HQ|Aquarian Shipbuilding Corporation]] introduce their latest development - the HyperCargo system. This is a modernised and updated version of the cargo compression system famously used on larger ships like the Anaconda, now available for any ship (although fitting it to one without a cargo hold is fairly pointless).
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 The maximum volume of cargo that can be stored depends on the size of the cargo hold of the ship to which the system is fitted, as it must be used as a staging post for loading and unloading the system. Also such cargo is non-transferrable between ships, and is not covered by escape pod insurance policies (as with normal cargo).
 Also it should be noted that [[GalCop]] have insisted that all HyperCargo systems are scannable by them for illegal merchandise. Anyone caught leaving a GalCop station with illegal material stored in their HyperCargo system will be subject to the same penalties as if the items were stored in their regular cargo hold. It has been rumoured however that on occasions a software hack is available via the underworld on some of the higher-tech but less law abiding worlds which can mask this. Such modifications are deemed illegal by GalCop, and tend to make the systems run less reliably and malfunction more.
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 ==License==
 This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 Unported License. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/

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 ==Overview==
-The Ships Systems Department of the Aquarian Shipbuilding Corporation introduce their latest development - the HyperCargo system. This is a modernised and updated version of the cargo compression system famously used on larger ships like the Anaconda, now available for any ship (although fitting it to one without a cargo hold is fairly pointless).
+The Ships Systems Department of the [[Aquarian Shipbuilding Corp. HQ|Aquarian Shipbuilding Corporation]] introduce their latest development - the HyperCargo system. This is a modernised and updated version of the cargo compression system famously used on larger ships like the Anaconda, now available for any ship (although fitting it to one without a cargo hold is fairly pointless).
 Once fitted, it can be accessed by going to the manifest screen (F5 when docked, or F5-F5 when in flight) and then selecting the normal market screen (F8) from there. Alternatively for Oolite 1.77 and above, the system can be accessed via the Interface screen (F4) when docked. Note also that for stations with the Commodities Market upgrade active, the F5-F8 method is deactivated and the only method to reach the Hypercargo system is via the interface screen.
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 The maximum volume of cargo that can be stored depends on the size of the cargo hold of the ship to which the system is fitted, as it must be used as a staging post for loading and unloading the system. Also such cargo is non-transferrable between ships, and is not covered by escape pod insurance policies (as with normal cargo).
-Also it should be noted that GalCop have insisted that all HyperCargo systems are scannable by them for illegal merchandise. Anyone caught leaving a GalCop station with illegal material stored in their HyperCargo system will be subject to the same penalties as if the items were stored in their regular cargo hold. It has been rumoured however that on occasions a software hack is available via the underworld on some of the higher-tech but less law abiding worlds which can mask this. Such modifications are deemed illegal by GalCop, and tend to make the systems run less reliably and malfunction more.
+Also it should be noted that [[GalCop]] have insisted that all HyperCargo systems are scannable by them for illegal merchandise. Anyone caught leaving a GalCop station with illegal material stored in their HyperCargo system will be subject to the same penalties as if the items were stored in their regular cargo hold. It has been rumoured however that on occasions a software hack is available via the underworld on some of the higher-tech but less law abiding worlds which can mask this. Such modifications are deemed illegal by GalCop, and tend to make the systems run less reliably and malfunction more.
 Since v1.05, this OXP is now fully compatible with cim's [[New_Cargoes|New Cargoes OXP]].

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 [[Media:HyperCargo_1.11.oxz|HyperCargo v1.11]] (downloaded {{#downloads:HyperCargo_1.11.oxz}} times).
-[[Media:HyperCargo_1.10.oxz|HyperCargo v1.10]] (downloaded {{#downloads:HyperCargo_1.11.oxz}} times).
+[[Media:HyperCargo_1.10.oxz|HyperCargo v1.10]] (downloaded {{#downloads:HyperCargo_1.10.oxz}} times).
 ==License==

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 ==Download==
-[http://wiki.alioth.net/img_auth.php/1/1b/HyperCargo_1.11.oxz '''HyperCargo v1.11'''] (downloaded {{#downloads:HyperCargo_1.11.oxz}} times)
+[[Media:HyperCargo_1.11.oxz|HyperCargo v1.11]] (downloaded {{#downloads:HyperCargo_1.11.oxz}} times).
 ==License==