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THE JUMPGATE DEFINITIVE GUIDE - Tripod

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the right of the station commlink access tab. a green light indicates<br />

that a pilot is currently connected to the jumpgate universe. A red light<br />

will be displayed if the pilot is either offline or in sim mode.<br />

Command Module<br />

This portion of the JOSSH device interface allows pilots to issue<br />

commands to the station's personnel. This module spans the bottom<br />

of the internal JOSSH device.<br />

Along the top of the command module are five tabs: ship configurator,<br />

market, mission, trade and simulator. (Trade and simulator are<br />

displayed.) When clicked these tabs will bring up five different<br />

holographic screens that allow pilots to customize their ship, purchase<br />

goods, accept missions, trade with other pilots, and access the<br />

simulator.<br />

In this picture a red flag labeled 'sim mode active' is displayed to the<br />

right of the tabs. This flag indicates whether a pilot is launching into<br />

the simulator or real space.<br />

There is a large green text box below the command tabs. This is the<br />

pilot data bar, and displays various statistics on the current user.<br />

These statistics are rank and name, credits, experience, and cargo.<br />

(Cargo is displayed.) The most confusing statistics are the three<br />

numbers displayed as cargo. The first number is the amount of cargo<br />

that is currently loaded, the second is the maximum cargo that can be<br />

loaded, and the third is the amount of floor space that the docking<br />

crew will allow to be used. (This third number includes the ship's<br />

cargo.) Floor space can be used as temporary storage space, but will<br />

need to be cleared before a pilot can launch.<br />

To the right of the pilot data bar is the 'request launch' button. By<br />

clicking this button a pilot will be propelled away from the safety of the<br />

station and into space. This button will occasionally be covered while<br />

tasks are being preformed, and a pilot will not be able to launch during<br />

that time.<br />

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