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Cargo shuttle stations take 250,000 tons of cargo space (or 10 standard [[Cargo Hold]]s) to move. | Cargo shuttle stations take 250,000 tons of cargo space (or 10 standard [[Cargo Hold]]s) to move. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:27, 3 April 2026
| Cargo Shuttle Station | |
|---|---|
| Cargo Size | — |
| Workers Required | 0 |
| Total Cost (BP) | 1,200 |
| Duranium | 300 |
| Neutronium | — |
| Corbomite | 300 |
| Tritanium | — |
| Boronide | 300 |
| Mercassium | 300 |
| Sorium | — |
| Uridium | — |
| Corundium | — |
| Gallicite | — |
| Vendarite | — |
Function
[edit]Cargo Shuttle Stations are installations in C# that decrease the load times of ships in orbit. This affects anything being loaded into Cargo Holds, Cryogenic Transport bays, and Troop Transport Bays. Spaceports also function as cargo shuttle stations, with additional effects as well, but they are significantly more expensive (3000 vs 1200).
Formula: Adjusted Load Time = Load Time / (Spaceport Level + Cargo Shuttle Station Level + 1)
Misc
[edit]Cargo shuttle stations take 250,000 tons of cargo space (or 10 standard Cargo Holds) to move.