Aurora is on version 2.5.0 C#, available at the Aurora Forums.
Contact Erik on the forum for a wiki account.
Asteroid mining module
| Type | Core |
|---|---|
| Class | Commercial |
| Tech Branch | Construction / Production |
| Specifications | |
| Size (HS) | 100 |
| Size (Tons) | 5000 |
| Production Cost | |
| Build Cost | 120 |
| Duranium | 60 |
| Corundium | 60 |
| Other Information | |
| Crew | 50 |
An asteroid mining module is a medium sized ship module that can extract minerals from small solar bodies like asteroids and comets. They mine at the base researched rate modified by availability (a base rate of 10 tons mining minerals with .5 availability will produce 5 tons per year). The minerals are left on the planet until gathered by either a freighter or a mass driver. A colony must be present on the asteroid in order to store the minerals, or else the mining module will not operate.
Asteroid mining modules are very efficient for mining asteroids as they allow the delivery of multiple mines with a single order. However, as they will not mine planets or moons, they won't replace automated and manned mines for large scale mining projects.
- Caution
If you have a group of miners in orbit around an asteroid, don't send new ships to join that task group. You must send ships to the asteroid first, then tell them to join the task group, otherwise their mining rate won't be added to the total. The same applies to sorium harvesters, terraformers, orbital habitats and maintenance vessels.
| ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||