Aurora 4x
C# Aurora => C# Suggestions => Topic started by: Feeble on June 10, 2020, 10:39:02 PM
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Scenario: I have two fleets, the Tug Fleet and the Terraformer Fleet. I am moving the Terraformer Fleet using the Tug Fleet, this is so that I can use the engines of the Tug Fleet to move other fleets around (e.g Orbital Miner Fleet). The Terraformer Fleet is under an Industrial Admin Command, while the Tug Fleet is under a Logistics Admin Command.
My question is this: How do I tug around the Terraformer Fleet's ships (sic space stations) without removing them from the fleet that they are a part of and possibly losing said fleet? I thought maybe I would have the Tug Fleet join as a subfleet in order to move the parent fleet, then detach when done, but I can't have fleets target themselves. Is there a work around or do I have to live with the micromanagement?
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Scenario: I have two fleets, the Tug Fleet and the Terraformer Fleet. I am moving the Terraformer Fleet using the Tug Fleet, this is so that I can use the engines of the Tug Fleet to move other fleets around (e.g Orbital Miner Fleet). The Terraformer Fleet is under an Industrial Admin Command, while the Tug Fleet is under a Logistics Admin Command.
My question is this: How do I tug around the Terraformer Fleet's ships (sic space stations) without removing them from the fleet that they are a part of and possibly losing said fleet? I thought maybe I would have the Tug Fleet join as a subfleet in order to move the parent fleet, then detach when done, but I can't have fleets target themselves. Is there a work around or do I have to live with the micromanagement?
Any time you tow a ship it gets removed from its existing fleet. This is required to prevent major breakage if there is more than one ship in the origin fleet.
Suppose you have a group of terraformers in Fleet1 that you want to move to Titan. What you need to do is create a new fleet at Titan called Fleet2 in your Industrial Command and then give the following orders to the tug:
Tractor Any Ship -> Fleet 1
Release Tractored Ships -> Fleet 2
Then check Cycle Moves.
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Scenario: I have two fleets, the Tug Fleet and the Terraformer Fleet. I am moving the Terraformer Fleet using the Tug Fleet, this is so that I can use the engines of the Tug Fleet to move other fleets around (e.g Orbital Miner Fleet). The Terraformer Fleet is under an Industrial Admin Command, while the Tug Fleet is under a Logistics Admin Command.
My question is this: How do I tug around the Terraformer Fleet's ships (sic space stations) without removing them from the fleet that they are a part of and possibly losing said fleet? I thought maybe I would have the Tug Fleet join as a subfleet in order to move the parent fleet, then detach when done, but I can't have fleets target themselves. Is there a work around or do I have to live with the micromanagement?
Any time you tow a ship it gets removed from its existing fleet. This is required to prevent major breakage if there is more than one ship in the origin fleet.
Suppose you have a group of terraformers in Fleet1 that you want to move to Titan. What you need to do is create a new fleet at Titan called Fleet2 in your Industrial Command and then give the following orders to the tug:
Tractor Any Ship -> Fleet 1
Release Tractored Ships -> Fleet 2
Then check Cycle Moves.
That makes perfect sense. Thank you! In effect, I'll just always have two fleets in the admin command, one to move around and the other to act as a holding fleet. Not perfect, but a lot better than how I was doing it before.
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Do not forget to include refueling task to a tug's task list before clicking Cycle Orders.
Also it's sometimes useful to have tugs in industrial commands, to tug detached terraformers and miners. Tags are not affected by Logistical Bonuses, so the only problem is to do not forget that you have those tugs there.