guidebook-window-title = Guidebook
guidebook-placeholder-text = Select an entry.
-guidebook-placeholder-text-2 = If you're new, select the topmost entry to get started.
+guidebook-placeholder-text-2 = If you're new, head over to "New? Start here!"
guidebook-filter-placeholder-text = Filter items
guidebook-monkey-unspin = Unspin Monkey
-guidebook-monkey-disco = Disco Monkey
\ No newline at end of file
+guidebook-monkey-disco = Disco Monkey
+guide-entry-ss14 = Station and Shifts
guide-entry-engineering = Engineering
guide-entry-construction = Construction
guide-entry-airlock-security = Airlock Upgrades
guide-entry-singularity = Singularity / Tesla
guide-entry-teg = Thermo-electric Generator (TEG)
guide-entry-rtg = RTG
-guide-entry-controls = Controls
-guide-entry-radio = Radio
guide-entry-jobs = Jobs
guide-entry-cargo = Cargo
guide-entry-cargo-bounties = Cargo Bounties
guide-entry-salvage = Salvage
guide-entry-survival = Survival
-guide-entry-chemicals = Chemicals
-guide-entry-elements = Elements
-guide-entry-narcotics = Narcotics
-guide-entry-pyrotechnics = Pyrotechnic
-guide-entry-toxins = Toxins
-guide-entry-foods = Foods
-guide-entry-biological = Biological
-guide-entry-others = Others
-guide-entry-botanical = Botanicals
-guide-entry-ss14 = Space Station 14
guide-entry-janitorial = Janitorial
guide-entry-bartender = Bartender
guide-entry-chef = Chef
-guide-entry-foodrecipes = Food Recipes
guide-entry-medical = Medical
guide-entry-medicaldoctor = Medical Doctor
guide-entry-chemist = Chemist
guide-entry-forensics = Forensics
guide-entry-defusal = Large Bomb Defusal
guide-entry-criminal-records = Criminal Records
+guide-entry-command = Command
+guide-entry-service = Service
+
+guide-entry-newplayer = New? Start here!
+guide-entry-charactercreation = Character Creation
guide-entry-species = Species
+guide-entry-yourfirstcharacter = Your First Character
+guide-entry-controls = Controls
+guide-entry-radio = Radio and Speech
+
+guide-entry-references = Tables and References
+guide-entry-drinks = Drinks
+guide-entry-foodrecipes = Food Recipes
+guide-entry-chemicals = Chemicals
+guide-entry-elements = Elements
+guide-entry-narcotics = Narcotics
+guide-entry-pyrotechnics = Pyrotechnic
+guide-entry-toxins = Toxins
+guide-entry-foods = Foods
+guide-entry-biological = Biological
+guide-entry-botanical = Botanicals
+guide-entry-others = Others
guide-entry-antagonists = Antagonists
guide-entry-nuclear-operatives = Nuclear Operatives
+++ /dev/null
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Botany
- name: guide-entry-botany
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Botany.xml"
text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Cargo/Cargo.xml"
children:
- CargoBounties
+ - Salvage
- type: guideEntry
id: CargoBounties
name: guide-entry-cargo-bounties
text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Cargo/CargoBounties.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Salvage
+ name: guide-entry-salvage
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Cargo/Salvage.xml"
--- /dev/null
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Command
+ name: guide-entry-command
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Command.xml"
+++ /dev/null
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Controls
- name: guide-entry-controls
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Controls/Controls.xml"
- children:
- - Radio
--- /dev/null
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: NewPlayer
+ name: guide-entry-newplayer
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/NewPlayer/NewPlayer.xml"
+ children:
+ - Controls
+ - CharacterCreation
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Controls
+ name: guide-entry-controls
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/NewPlayer/Controls/Controls.xml"
+ children:
+ - Radio
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Radio
+ name: guide-entry-radio
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/NewPlayer/Controls/Radio.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: CharacterCreation
+ name: guide-entry-charactercreation
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/NewPlayer/CharacterCreation.xml"
+ children:
+ - YourFirstCharacter
+ - Species
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: YourFirstCharacter
+ name: guide-entry-yourfirstcharacter
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/NewPlayer/YourFirstCharacter.xml"
+++ /dev/null
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Radio
- name: guide-entry-radio
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Controls/Radio.xml"
--- /dev/null
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: References
+ name: guide-entry-references
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/References.xml"
+ children:
+ - Chemicals
+ - Drinks
+ - FoodRecipes
+ - Writing
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Drinks
+ name: guide-entry-drinks
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/ReferenceTables/Drinks.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: FoodRecipes
+ name: guide-entry-foodrecipes
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/FoodRecipes.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Writing
+ name: guide-entry-writing
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Writing.xml"
+
+
+++ /dev/null
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Salvage
- name: guide-entry-salvage
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Cargo/Salvage.xml"
--- /dev/null
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Service
+ name: guide-entry-service
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Service.xml"
+ filterEnabled: True
+ children:
+ - Bartender
+ - Botany
+ - Chef
+ - Janitorial
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Bartender
+ name: guide-entry-bartender
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Bartender.xml"
+ filterEnabled: True
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Botany
+ name: guide-entry-botany
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Botany.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Chef
+ name: guide-entry-chef
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Chef.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Janitorial
+ name: guide-entry-janitorial
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Janitorial.xml"
name: guide-entry-jobs
text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Jobs.xml"
children:
- - Bartender
- - Chef
- - Botany
+ - Cargo
+ - Command
- Engineering
+ - Medical
- Science
- Security
- - Janitorial
- - Cargo
- - Salvage
- - Medical
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Survival
- name: guide-entry-survival
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Survival.xml"
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Janitorial
- name: guide-entry-janitorial
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Janitorial.xml"
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Bartender
- name: guide-entry-bartender
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Bartender.xml"
- filterEnabled: True
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Chef
- name: guide-entry-chef
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/Chef.xml"
- children:
- - Food Recipes
-
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Food Recipes
- name: guide-entry-foodrecipes
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Service/FoodRecipes.xml"
+ - Service
- Controls
- Jobs
- Survival
- - Chemicals
- Antagonists
- - Species
- - Writing
- Glossary
-- type: guideEntry
- id: Writing
- name: guide-entry-writing
- text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Writing.xml"
-
- type: guideEntry
id: Glossary
name: guide-entry-glossary
text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Glossary.xml"
+
+- type: guideEntry
+ id: Survival
+ name: guide-entry-survival
+ text: "/ServerInfo/Guidebook/Survival.xml"
<Document>
# Traitors
-
+
+ WHISKEY. ECHO. WHISKEY. LIMA. ALPHA. DELTA.
+
- A Traitor is an antagonist employed by the Syndicate. They have access to various Syndicate tools and weapons through their [color=#a4885c]Uplink[/color].
- Traitors can use codewords to identify themselves to one another in order to cooperate.
- In a Traitor round, any player can be a Traitor aside from department heads, the captain, or any security officers.
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="FoodMeatCorgi" Caption="Corgi Meat"/>
</Box>
-</Document>
\ No newline at end of file
+</Document>
<Document>
- # Cargo
- The supply department, more commonly known simply as Cargo, is in charge of keeping the station stocked up on necessary resources, such as fuel and raw materials. Though, they are not restricted to simple goods, and can order a wide variety of different items from off-station. The point is, it's Cargo's job to get the rest of the station what they need.
+# Cargo
+The supply department, more commonly known simply as [color=#b18644]Cargo[/color], is in charge of keeping the station stocked up on necessary resources, such as fuel and raw materials. Though, they are not restricted to simple goods, and can order a wide variety of different items from off-station. The point is, it's [color=#b18644]Cargo[/color]'s job to get the rest of the station what they need.
+
+## Personnel
+[color=#b18644]Cargo[/color]'s staff is made up of Cargo Technicians and Salvage Technicans. Cargo is run by the Quartermaster.
- ## Ordering
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineCargoTech" Caption="Cargo Tech"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineSalvage" Caption="Salvage"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineQuartermaster" Caption="QM"/>
+ </Box>
+
+## Ordering
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerCargoOrders"/>
</Box>
- Every transaction you make will begin at a [color=#a4885c]cargo request computer[/color], from which you can make orders for specific products. Making any order requires [color=#118C4F]spesos[/color], the currency of the station. To make an order, click the "request" button next to whatever you need, type an appropriate reason for why you're ordering it, and hit "approve" when it appears below the request list.
+Every transaction you make will begin at a [color=#a4885c]cargo request computer[/color], from which you can make orders for specific products. Making any order requires [color=#118C4F]spesos[/color], the currency of the station. To make an order, click the "request" button next to whatever you need, type an appropriate reason for why you're ordering it, and hit "approve" when it appears below the request list.
- ## Piloting
- Orders are shipped to the station via the [color=#a4885c]Trade Station[/color], and then transported with the cargo shuttle, a remotely piloted shuttle that cargo uses to transport goods back and forth from the trade station. In order to move the shuttle, you must first find the [color=#a4885c]cargo shuttle computer[/color] either on the station, or the shuttle itself.
+## Piloting
+Orders are shipped to the station via the [color=#a4885c]Trade Station[/color], and then transported with the cargo shuttle, a remotely piloted shuttle that cargo uses to transport goods back and forth from the trade station. In order to move the shuttle, you must first find the [color=#a4885c]cargo shuttle computer[/color] either on the station, or the shuttle itself.
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerCargoShuttle"/>
</Box>
- After clicking the computer, you should see a radar view of the shuttle. Here are the steps for piloting the shuttle back and forth:
+After clicking the computer, you should see a radar view of the shuttle. Here are the steps for piloting the shuttle back and forth:
- - First, disconnect any airlocks that are connected to the dock.
- - Then, you actually get to pilot the shuttle. The controls are fairly simple, with [color=#028ed9]"W"[/color] and [color=#028ed9]"S"[/color] being forward and backward, [color=#028ed9]"A"[/color] and [color=#028ed9]"D"[/color] being left and right, and [color=#028ed9]"Q"[/color] and [color=#028ed9]"E"[/color] being rotating left and right; and [color=#028ed9]"spacebar"[/color] being the brake and moving precicely by holding the [color=#028ed9]"spacebar"[/color] while doing other inputs.
- - Then pilot the shuttle to the [textlink="Trade Station" link="TradeStation"].
+- First, disconnect any airlocks that are connected to the dock.
+- Then, you actually get to pilot the shuttle. The controls are fairly simple, with [color=#028ed9]"W"[/color] and [color=#028ed9]"S"[/color] being forward and backward, [color=#028ed9]"A"[/color] and [color=#028ed9]"D"[/color] being left and right, and [color=#028ed9]"Q"[/color] and [color=#028ed9]"E"[/color] being rotating left and right; and [color=#028ed9]"spacebar"[/color] being the brake and moving precicely by holding the [color=#028ed9]"spacebar"[/color] while doing other inputs.
+- Then pilot the shuttle to the [textlink="Trade Station" link="TradeStation"].
- ## Selling
- So, you want to order something, but don't have the money for it? You just need to sell something! Almost everything on the station has economic value, which an [color=#a4885c]appraisal tool[/color] can read out to you.
+## Making Money
+So, you want to order something, but don't have the money for it? You just need to sell something! Almost everything on the station has economic value, which an [color=#a4885c]appraisal tool[/color] can read out to you.
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="AppraisalTool"/>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="CargoPallet"/>
</Box>
- After finding something worth selling, place it on the cargo shuttle, and then fly it to the [textlink="Trade Station" link="TradeStation"]. Then sell the item and collect the spesos from the terminal. You can also make even more money by completing [textlink="bounties" link="CargoBounties"] or selling valuable items from [textlink="salvage" link="Salvage"].
+After finding something worth selling, place it on the cargo shuttle, and then fly it to the [textlink="Trade Station" link="TradeStation"]. Then sell the item and collect the spesos from the terminal. You can also make even more money by completing [textlink="bounties" link="CargoBounties"] or selling valuable items from [textlink="salvage" link="Salvage"].
+
+[textlink="Still broke? Click here to learn about bounties, another source of income." link="CargoBounties"]
</Document>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# Command
+The heads of each department come together to form the [color=#1b67a5]Command[/color] department, a force to be reckoned with and the handlers of the station. They usually have access to special equipment and their own rooms. They are often wanted dead.
+
+## Personnel
+[color=#1b67a5]Command[/color] is made up of the heads of each department, being the [color=#9fed58]Head of Personnel[/color], the [color=#cb0000]Head of Security[/color], the [color=#5b97bc]Chief Medical Officer[/color], the [color=#f39f27]Chief Engineer[/color], the [color=#c96dbf]Research Director[/color], the [color=#b18644]Quartermaster[/color] and above all else, the [color=#1b67a5]Captain[/color].
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineCaptain" Caption="Captain"/>
+ </Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineHeadOfPersonnel" Caption="HoP"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineHeadOfSecurity" Caption="HoS"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChiefMedicalOfficer" Caption="CMO"/>
+ </Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChiefEngineer" Caption="CE"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineResearchDirector" Caption="RD"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineQuartermaster" Caption="QM"/>
+ </Box>
+
+## Taking Charge
+Congratulations on your promotion! Besides all the extra paperwork, your new [color=#a4885c]responsibilities[/color] include running your department, making changes and choosing priorities, keeping personnel and equipment safe as well as slacking off while your cronies do all the work.
+
+Don't forget, you still have a job! Your fancy tools don't earn you a day off, you still have to fill in for any staffing shortages, helping out struggling workers and teaching the newbies.
+
+You might get away with just sitting around and letting people resent you, but it's wiser to get active and work alongside them.
+Remember to move your workers around to have them do what they like doing or what they do best.
+
+## Your Locker
+
+To deal with your new soul-crushing tasks, every head is given special items to lead your subordinates. Most of your new shiny tools can be found in your [color=#a4885c]locker[/color].
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="LockerCaptain"/>
+ </Box>
+
+Your [color=#a4885c]remote[/color] is very simple but profoundly underestimated. A small but mighty force, your remote can open and close [color=#a4885c]airlocks[/color], spin the [color=#a4885c]bolts[/color] to lock them, or toggle [color=#a4885c]emergency access[/color]. It can do this from a distance.
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="DoorRemoteCommand"/>
+ </Box>
+The remote influences where people move around. Heads can lock personnel out of dangerous areas or let people in to grab something really quickly.
+
+You also have access to your very own [color=#1b67a5]Command[/color] channel, like every other department. However, yours is particularly special as the people who can hear you have [color=#a4885c]entire departments[/color] at their fingertips.
+Use this to communicate with other heads and be a representative of what your workers want or need.
+
+The [color=#1b67a5]Captain[/color] and the [color=#9fed58]Head of Personnel[/color] get access to the lucrative [color=#a4885c]master encryption key[/color], letting them tune into every radio channel on the station. This is extremly valuable, as you can coordinate between departments yourself.
+[color=#a4885c]Don't waste this vital advantage![/color]
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingHeadsetCommand"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EncryptionKeyStationMaster"/>
+ </Box>
+
+To make the swamp of paperwork (that will definitely overwhelm you) even harder to deal with, you have generously been given a [color=#a4885c]stamp[/color] in your locker. Use this to sign paperwork. After you stamp it, it can't be edited. Look it over first.
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="RubberStampCaptain"/>
+ </Box>
+</Document>
+++ /dev/null
-<Document>
- # Radio
-
- Your radio allows you to communicate across the entire station and to your specific [color=#a4885c]department[/color].
-
- <Box>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingHeadsetGrey"/>
- </Box>
-
- To send a station-wide message over the radio preface your text with [color=#a4885c]semi-colon (;)[/color].
-
- ## Departmental Radio
-
- You are able to send messages over your departmental radio channels using [color=#a4885c]colon (:)[/color] followed by the
- department letter as long as you're wearing a headset with your department's encryption key.
-
- Examine your headset to see the department channels available to you.
-
-<Box>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingHeadsetEngineering"/>
-</Box>
-
- Examining a default engineering headset would show you the prefixes for the [color=#32cd32]Common[/color] and [color=#f37746]Engineering[/color]
- channels.
-
- It is also possible to use [color=#a4885c]:h[/color]. This hotkey will automatically default to your department radio channel. For an example if you're Captain, then [color=#a4885c]:h[/color] will default to [color=#a4885c]:c[/color]
-
-</Document>
<Document>
- # Engineering
+# Engineering
+[color=#f39f27]Engineering[/color] is a combination of construction work, repair work, maintaining a death machine that happens to produce power, and making sure the station contains breathable air.
- Engineering is a combination of construction work, repair work, maintaining a death machine that happens to produce power, and making sure the station contains breathable air.
+## Personnel
+[color=#f39f27]Engineering[/color]'s staff is made up of Technical Asssistants, Station Engineers and Atmospheric Technicians. Engineering is run by the Chief Engineer.
- ## Tools
<Box>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Wrench"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Crowbar"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Screwdriver"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Wirecutter"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineEngineer" Caption="Engineer"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineAtmosTech" Caption="Atmosian"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChiefEngineer" Caption="CE"/>
</Box>
+
+## Tools
<Box>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Welder"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Multitool"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="NetworkConfigurator"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Wrench"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Crowbar"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Screwdriver"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Wirecutter"/>
</Box>
- Your core toolset is a small variety of tools. If you're an engineer, then you should have a belt on your waist containing one of each; if not, you can likely find them in maintenance shafts and in tool storage within assorted toolboxes and vending machines.
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Welder"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Multitool"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="NetworkConfigurator"/>
+ </Box>
+Your core toolset is a small variety of tools. If you're an engineer, then you should have a belt on your waist containing one of each; if not, you can likely find them in maintenance shafts and in tool storage within assorted toolboxes and vending machines.
- Most tasks will have explainers for how to perform them on examination; for example, if you're constructing a wall, it'll tell you the next step if you look at it a bit closer.
+Most tasks will have explainers for how to perform them on examination; for example, if you're constructing a wall, it'll tell you the next step if you look at it a bit closer.
</Document>
## AOS
Arrest on sight.
+## AA
+All Access, or an ID which has every access on the station. The captain is the only person who will have this kind of access under normal circumstances.
+
## Atmos
Short for Atmospherics.
## Atmosian
A term for Atmospheric Technicians, or generally anyone who spends most of their time or is particularly skilled with Atmospherics.
+## Bolted
+An airlock that will never change states. It will stay permanently open or permanently closed until it is unbolted. Closed and bolted airlocks have solid red lights.
+
+## Borg
+Short for cyborgs, player-controlled robots.
+
## Braindead
Refers to a user who has disconnected from the game. Disconnected users may still reconnect to the server and assume control of their character again.
## Cargonia
Reference to cargo declaring independance. Against the rules.
-## CentCom/Central Command
-An administrative agency which oversees the Nanotrasen space station you inhabit.
-
## CE
Short for Chief Engineer, the head of the Engineering Department.
+## CentCom/Central Command
+An administrative agency which oversees the Nanotrasen space station you inhabit.
+
## CMO
Short for Chief Medical Officer, the head of the Medical Department.
## Crit/Critical
Refers to the health state at which you fall unconscious and unable to move. While in critical, your health slowly decays until you die, unless you happen to get outside assistance.
+## Emag
+ Refers to the Syndicate cryptographic sequencer. "Emagged" usually refers to airlocks or lockers that are bolted open, but also any other device hacked into by an Emag.
+
+## Emergency Access/EA
+ An airlock that can be opened by anyone, even without access or an ID at all. Airlocks that are set to emergency access have blinking yellow lights.
+
## ERT
An Emergency Response Team. These may be dispatched by Central Command for a number of purposes.
+## Flukie
+A portmanteau of "Fluke" and "Nukie" used to (usually derogatorily) refer to a team of Nuclear Operatives who fail their objective. May also appear as "Fluke Ops".
+
+## God(s)
+An IC term representing a Server Administrator. CentCom is also sometimes used in this manner.
+
+## Greytide/Greyshirt/Tider/Assistant
+Typically utilized to refer to a Passenger due to the color of their standard uniform, though this may be used to negatively refer to other crew members (not only passengers) who act unruly or commit various minor crimes.
+
## HoP
-Short for Head of Personnel, head of the Service Department.
+Short for Head of Personnel, head of the Service Department. Can also refer to the HoP's office, where IDs are given or changed.
## HoS
-Short for Head of Security.
+Short for Head of Security, head of the Security Department.
## Insuls
Short for Insulated Gloves. These are the yellow gloves most often worn by Engineers. They are offer complete protection from getting electrocuted from shocked things. Vastily more effective than their budget variety.
+## Jani
+Short for Janitor.
+
## KOS
Kill on sight. Someone has commited such a serious crime that they are deemed not even worth arresting.
+## Mats
+Materials. Usually steel, plastic, plasteel, glass, silver and gold.
+
+## Nanotrasen/NT
+Nanotrasen is the company which owns the space station you inhabit.
+
+## Newkie
+A portmanteau of "New" and "Nukie" used to refer to an inexperienced player in the role of a Nuclear Operative.
+
+## Nukie
+A slang/shorthand term of a Nuclear Operative. May sometimes also appear as "Nuke Op".
+
## Perma
Short for Permanent Brig. This is for the most serious crime and means that a prisoner will never be released. Most stations have a dedicated, seperate area of security for the permanent brig.
+## QM
+Short for Quartermaster, the head of the Cargo department.
+
## RD
Short for Research Director, the head of the Science Department.
-## QM
-Short for Quartermaster, the head of the Cargo department.
+## Robust
+A word used to describe someone who is particularly adept in combat, or endured through a tough fight.
-## Greytide/Greyshirt/Tider/Assistant
-Typically utilized to refer to a Passenger due to the color of their standard uniform, though this may be used to negatively refer to other crew members (not only passengers) who act unruly or commit various minor crimes.
+## Salv
+Short for Salvage tech.
-## God
-An IC term representing a Server Administrator. CentCom is also sometimes used in this manner.
+## Sci
+Short for Science.
-## Nukie
-A slang/shorthand term of a Nuclear Operative. May sometimes also appear as "Nuke Op".
+## Sec
+Short for Security.
-## Newkie
-A portmanteau of "New" and "Nukie" used to refer to an inexperienced player in the role of a Nuclear Operative.
+## Secoff
+Short for Security Officer.
## Shift
In-Character way to refer to rounds.
-
+
## Singulo
A shortening of the Singularity Engine. A Singulo can create infinite power for the station but is very dangerous.
## Singuloose
A Singularity that has grownth too much and breached it's containment. It will rip through the station causing massive damage.
+## Spacing
+An event which causes an area to lose air pressure, i.e. a hull breach.
+
+## Spess
+An intentional mis-spelling of "Space", sometimes used as a portmanteau of "space" and "mess". May also appear in words such as "Spessmen".
+
## SSD
Short for Sudden Sleep Disorder or Space Sleep Disorder. This is an in-character way to refer to a player who has disconnected and is no longer responding.
## Syndie/Syndi/Syndicate
A catch-all reference to anyone employed by the Syndicate. This ranges from (suspected) Syndicate Agents to Nuclear Operatives.
-## Flukie
-A portmanteau of "Fluke" and "Nukie" used to (usually derogatorily) refer to a team of Nuclear Operatives who fail their objective. May also appear as "Fluke Ops".
-
-## Nanotrasen/NT
-Nanotrasen is the company which owns the space station you inhabit.
-
-## Spess
-An intentional mis-spelling of "Space", sometimes used as a portmanteau of "space" and "mess". May also appear in words such as "Spessmen".
-
-## Spacing
-An event which causes an area to lose air pressure, i.e. a hull breach.
-
## TC
A telecrystal, which is a currency used by Syndicate Agents to purchase restricted contraband such as weapons and other illegal equipment.
## Wardenloose
A joke term referencing a Singuloose. A wardenloose is when the Warden is seen outside of the brig.
+## Xenoarchaeology
+Study of artifacts, usually performed by science.
+
# Out-Of-Character Slang
These are terms you should only be using in OOC chat or outside the game.
## Bwoink
The noise made when an admin-help is received. Pray this isn't a ban.
-## Upstream
-The baseline version of the game. Any changes to Upstream will "flow" down to all other forks of the game. All official Wizard's Den servers work off of Upstream.
+## Ick Ock
+A phrase usually shouted in OOC when somebody reveals IC current round information, or "in-character, out-of-character".
+## LOOC/OOC
+Local out-of-character and (global) out-of-character respectively. They are text channels that allow players to talk to other players outside of roleplay. LOOC is enabled during rounds, while OOC is typically only on after the round ends.
+
## LRP
Low Roleplay. Servers marked LRP typically have relaxed roleplaying rules.
## HRP
High Roleplay. Servers marked HRP generally have extensive rules on what is and is not constituted while playing a character. You are generally required to act as your character would, have a character backstory, and follow protocol on the station. Some HRP servers may create their own lore or settings to further facilitate the type of server they wish to host.
-##Self-Antag
+## Self-Antag
A term for a player who engages in antagonist-like activity without actually being an antagonist. This encompasses a wide variety of behavior, but is typically used to describe annoying behavior or actions which are greatly detrimental to other players for no purpose. Self-antagonism is a bannable offense. Sometimes used in IC. DO NOT DO THIS.
-## Validhunting
+## Upstream
+The baseline version of the game. Any changes to Upstream will "flow" down to all other forks of the game. All official Wizard's Den servers work off of Upstream.
+
+## Validhunter
A player who hunts down "valids", as in people that are valid to kill, even though this person isn't security.
</Document>
-<Document>
+<Document>
# Jobs
SS14 has a large number of jobs, divided into seven major departments:
## Service
-This department includes the janitor, passengers, clown, mime, musician, chef, bartender, the head of personnel, and other jobs who exist to serve the station.
+[color=#9fed58]Service[/color] is a diverse department that includes the head of personnel and other jobs who exist to serve the station.
It primarily functions as folks who entertain, clean, and serve the rest of the crew, with the exception of passengers who have no particular job beyond getting lost in maintenance.
## Cargo
-Cargo consists of the cargo technicians, salvage specialists, and the quartermaster. As a department, it responsible resource distribution and trade, capable of buying and selling things on the galactic market.
+[color=#b18644]Cargo[/color] consists of the cargo technicians, salvage specialists, and the quartermaster. As a department, it responsible resource distribution and trade, capable of buying and selling things on the galactic market.
For the most part, this means they scrounge around the station and assorted wrecks to find materials to sell and redistribute, and purchase materials other departments request.
## Security
-Security consists of the security cadets, lawyers, detective, security officers, warden, and the head of security. As a department it is responsible for dealing with troublemakers and non-humanoid threats like giant rats and carp.
+[color=#cb0000]Security[/color] consists of the security cadets, lawyers, detective, security officers, warden, and the head of security. As a department it is responsible for dealing with troublemakers and non-humanoid threats like giant rats and carp.
As a result of this, and the need to walk a fine line, security sometimes is overwhelmed by angry crew (don't kill the clown), and it is important for its members to try and stay on their best behavior.
## Medical
-Medical consists of the medical interns, chemists, medical doctors, and the chief medical officer. As a department it is responsible for taking care of the crew, treat and/or clone the wounded and dead, treat disease, and prevent everyone from dying a horrible, bloody death in a closet somewhere.
+[color=#5b97bc]Medical[/color] consists of the medical interns, chemists, medical doctors, and the chief medical officer. As a department it is responsible for taking care of the crew, treat and/or clone the wounded and dead, treat disease, and prevent everyone from dying a horrible, bloody death in a closet somewhere.
Medical is one of the more well-equipped departments, with the ability to locate injured crew using the crew monitor, a nigh infinite supply of chems should chemistry be on-par, and the ability to rapidly diagnose and vaccinate contagious diseases.
## Science
-Science consists of research assistants, scientists, and the research director. As a department it is responsible for researching technologies and artifacts, upgrading machines, and printing new and useful devices.
+[color=#c96dbf]Science[/color] consists of research assistants, scientists, and the research director. As a department it is responsible for researching technologies and artifacts, upgrading machines, and printing new and useful devices.
Scientists should seek out new artifacts to study, as well as solicit departments to help upgrade their machines.
## Engineering
-Engineering consists of technical assistants, station engineers, atmospheric technicians, and the chief engineer. As a department it is responsible for keeping the station powered, its structure intact and its air supply working.
+[color=#f39f27]Engineering[/color] consists of technical assistants, station engineers, atmospheric technicians, and the chief engineer. As a department it is responsible for keeping the station powered, its structure intact and its air supply working.
Engineering is readily equipped to go safely into space, and as such they should always attempt to repair uninhabitable parts of the station.
## Command
-Command consists of the captain, the head of personnel, the head of security, the chief engineer, the chief medical officer, the research director, and the quartermaster. As a department it is responsible for keeping the station and its departments running efficiently.
+[color=#1b67a5]Command[/color] consists of every department head. It is responsible for keeping the station and its departments running efficiently.
Command members should always be relatively competent in their respective departments and attempt to delegate responsibility and direct work.
+# Getting Your Job Changed
+The [color=#9fed58]Head of Personnel[/color] is the person in charge of changing ID accesses and handing out encryption keys. Head over to their office and let them know what job you'd like to work instead.
+
+Often, they'll want you to go get a paper [color=#a4885c]stamped[/color] by a department head. Don't sweat it, just find them and hand them the paper.
</Document>
<Document>
# Chemist
-Now you've done it, you picked the one job where -math- is mandatory. Grab your beaker, pull up a chair, and get cracking, it's time to cook up some chems.
+Now you've done it. You picked the one job where -math- is mandatory. Grab your beaker, pull up a chair, and get cracking, it's time to cook up some chems.
-While chemists primarily make medications, there's a very wide variety of chemicals that can be made, all of which are showcased in the Chemicals section of the Guidebook.
+While chemists primarily make medications, there's a very wide variety of chemicals that can be made, all of which are showcased in the Chemicals entry of the Guidebook.
+
+[textlink="Click here to see a complete list of chemicals." link="Chemicals"]
## Equipment:
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemDispenser"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemBag"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="KitchenReagentGrinder"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemMaster"/>
-</Box>
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="LargeBeaker"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemistryEmptyBottle01"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="HandLabeler"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Syringe"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="PillCanister"/>
-</Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemDispenser"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemBag"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="KitchenReagentGrinder"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemMaster"/>
+ </Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="LargeBeaker"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemistryEmptyBottle01"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="HandLabeler"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Syringe"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="PillCanister"/>
+ </Box>
## The Basics:
Chemistry is fairly straightforward once you know what to expect. Here's a simple, step-by-step process on how to begin.
Speaking of experimentation, there are a few more toy you can use when it comes to chemistry. This job requires a lot of trial and error, but it was worth mentioning that these things exist! It's up to you to figure out what to make with them.
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ModularGrenade"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="CableApcStack"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemicalPayload"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="TimerTrigger"/>
-</Box>
-
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ModularGrenade"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="CableApcStack"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemicalPayload"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="TimerTrigger"/>
+ </Box>
</Document>
# Medical
This is the department where people go to when they're hurt, it's up to the folks working here to fix them.
+## Personnel
+[color=#5b97bc]Medical[/color]'s staff is made up of Medical Interns, Medical Doctors, Paramedics and Chemists. [color=#5b97bc]Medical[/color] is run by the Chief Medical Officer.
+
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineMedicalDoctor" Caption="Doctor"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineParamedic" Caption="Paramedic"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChemist" Caption="Chemist"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChiefMedicalOfficer" Caption="CMO"/>
+ </Box>
+
Right now, medbay is divided into two different sets of care:
## Medical Treatment
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Brutepack"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Bloodpack"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Ointment"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Gauze"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="HandheldHealthAnalyzer"/>
-</Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Brutepack"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Bloodpack"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Ointment"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Gauze"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="HandheldHealthAnalyzer"/>
+ </Box>
## Chemical Production
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemDispenser"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="LargeBeaker"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="PillCanister"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemMaster"/>
-</Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemDispenser"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="LargeBeaker"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="PillCanister"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ChemMaster"/>
+ </Box>
</Document>
## The Basics
There are two ways to tell what's ailing someone: Taking a scan (with a health analyzer or a medical PDA), or examining them, with a shift-click, and clicking the heart symbol.
-It's best to do both, if possible, as some things (such as poison, or radiation) don't show up on examination, while others (such as blood levels) don't show up on an analyzer.
+Using a health analyzer is often more powerful than examination, as some things (such as poison, or radiation) don't show up on examination. However, using an analyzer has its drawbacks, as it makes noise and uses up a battery.
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="SignExamroom" Caption="examine patient"/>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MedicalPDA"/>
</Box>
## Medication and Treatment Options
-Before we go any further, it's probably a good idea to go over damage types, and what will heal them The wiki has more extensive info available, but these are commonly used.
+Before we go any further, it's probably a good idea to go over damage types, and what will heal them. The wiki has more extensive info available, but these are commonly used.
An important note: Most medication has an overdose level, which will cause harm to your patient. Chemicals also take time to metabolise in pill form, if you want things to act quickly, use a syringe.
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MedicalBed"/>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="StasisBed"/>
</Box>
-## Death and Revival
-You can't save them all, sometimes, death happens. Depending on the status of the body, if there's a soul present, and if the body has started rotting, there are a few things that can be done.
+## Assessing Corpses
+You can't save them all, sometimes, death happens. Depending on the [color=#a4885c]status[/color] of the body, there are a few things that can be done.
-1. Do they have a soul attached? You can tell if, when examining, the following phrase is displayed: "Their soul has departed." If this isn't displayed, consider storing the body in a morgue tray, or using them for biomass.
+1. Do they have a soul attached? You can tell if, when examining, the following phrase is displayed: "Their soul has departed." If this isn't displayed, there is still a player who can be revived.
2. Is the body rotting? If it is, sadly, they'll have to be cloned. A rotting body can't be brought back with a defibrillator. (See Cloning)
-3. If they have a soul, and aren't rotten, it's possible to revive them. Not counting airloss, Defibrillator's can be used to revive patients under 200 total damage. Chemicals don't metabolise in the dead, but brute packs and ointment can still patch them up. Use them to bring their numbers down enough for revival.
+3. If they have a soul, and aren't rotten, it's possible to revive them. Consider storing the body in a morgue tray if you don't have enough time to revive someone, as the body will rot if you wait too long.
+
+## Revival
+Not counting airloss, Defibrillator's can be used to revive patients under 200 total damage. Chemicals don't metabolise in the dead, but brute packs and ointment can still patch them up. Use them to bring their numbers down enough for revival.
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Brutepack"/>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# Important Character Creation Tips
+This is a guide for the parts of character creation that effect gameplay.
+
+[textlink="For a guide on making cosmetic changes, click here." link="YourFirstCharacter"]
+
+## Spawn Priority
+This affects where you spawn in upon joining the game after the round has already started.
+
+Choosing "Arrivals" will spawn you on a separate station where you wait for a shuttle to arrive to ship you to the main station.
+
+Choosing "Cryosleep" will have you wake up in a cryosleep chamber already on the station.
+
+Choosing "None" will either pick for you or choose the only spawn option available for the current station.
+
+This is a mostly arbitrary choice. You can safely leave this on "None" and you won't suffer any real inconveniences.
+
+## Jobs
+You can set your job preferences in the lobby. While these don't [color=#a4885c]guarantee[/color] your position, someone who wants the job will be [color=#a4885c]randomly[/color] selected at the start of the round.
+You are given a chance at being chosen for your high priority job first, then your medium priorities, then your low priorities.
+You also given an option to automatically be a passenger or to be sent back to the lobby if you don't get chosen for any of your preferred jobs.
+
+Some jobs are locked until you've played long enough as other entry level jobs.
+
+[textlink="For more infomation about jobs, click here." link="Jobs"]
+
+## Job Loadouts
+You may also choose [color=#a4885c]loadouts[/color] for each job. Loadouts are the clothing items and trinkets that you spawn with upon joining the game. Some loadout items are locked behind playtime restrictions.
+This may have various effects on gameplay, as some clothing items have [color=#a4885c]armor protection[/color] or [color=#a4885c]slow down your movement speed[/color]. This applies especially to Command and Security.
+
+You may also choose what bag you spawn in with.
+[color=#a4885c]Backpacks[/color] are medium sized but can carry large items easier. [color=#a4885c]Satchels[/color] have more total space than backpacks but have trouble carrying large items. [color=#a4885c]Duffel bags[/color] are large but incur a movement penalty.
+
+## Antags
+Turning on an [color=#a4885c]antagonist[/color] toggle will put you on the list of potentional antags at the start of the round. They do not guarantee your antagonist role, don't use this as an excuse to self-antag!
+Instead, like job priorities, a handful of players are chosen randomly from eligible players. If you are a command member or security officer, you cannot be chosen for an antag role.
+
+[textlink="For more information about antagonists, click here." link="Antagonists"]
+
+Joining multiple games or ghosting/disconnecting/commiting suicide upon not being chosen for an antag role is referred to as "antag-rolling" and it is against the rules.
+Plenty of people patiently wait for their turn to be antagonists, so [color=#a4885c]we kindly ask you to refrain from opting-in to an antagonist role if you aren't ready[/color].
+
+## Traits
+Speech traits alter your speech, sometimes to an extreme degree.
+
+They include:
+- Accentless (disables the accent of your selected species)
+- Cowboy accent (word replacement, partner)
+- Frontal lisp ("s" is replaced with "th")
+- Italian accent (Mamma-mia, word replacement)
+- Pathological liar (word replacement, changes words like "yes" to "no")
+- Pirate accent (Arrgh, word replacement)
+- Social anxiety (s-s-stutter)
+- Southern Drawl (replaces "-ing" with "-in'" and similar changes)
+
+You should be comfortable with talking normally or with a minor accent such as Social anxiety or Southern drawl before taking heavy accents like Italian or Cowboy.
+
+There are also disabilty traits. Familiarize yourself with the game and the game's flow before taking one of these, as some may become difficult for beginners to deal with.
+
+They include:
+- Blindness (severely limits your vision)
+- Lightweight drunk (you get drunk faster and you suffer more from the ill-effects of alcohol)
+- Muted (you cannot talk or whisper, but you can still communicate via emotes and pen and paper)
+- Narcolepsy (you randomly fall asleep at unpredictable and often inconvenient times)
+- Pacifist (you cannot hit, shoot, or throw sharp objects at people)
+- Paracusia (you sometimes hear noises that aren't real)
+- Short-sighted (somewhat limits your vision without prescription glasses)
+- Snoring (you make loud snoring sounds when asleep)
+- Unrevivable (you cannot be resusitated when you meet your untimely demise)
+</Document>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# Speech and Text Channels
+Talking is a key part of Space Station 14. You can press [keybind="FocusChatInputWindow"/] to jump to the text box.
+
+The word next to the text box is the [color=#a4885c]text channel[/color] you're about to send the message to, or rather how you're about to say what you've typed.
+
+Local is normal speech at normal volume.
+
+Whisper can only be heard when nearby somebody. You automatically whisper into your radio to send messages over it.
+
+Emotes are gestures that you make. Can be recieved by anyone who is not blinded. You will often see mimes do many emotes.
+
+Whisper messages can be sent by starting your message with [color=#a4885c][keybind="FocusWhisperChatWindow"/][/color] and Emotes can be sent by starting your message with ([color=#a4885c]@[/color]).
+You can also cycle through all of these text channels by pressing [keybind="CycleChatChannelForward"/].
+
+People may not be able to make out all of what you're saying if you're standing too far away from them. This is especially important if you're whispering.
+
+## Radio
+
+Your radio allows you to communicate across the entire station and to your specific [color=#a4885c]department[/color].
+
+<Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingHeadsetGrey"/>
+</Box>
+
+To send a [color=#a4885c]station-wide[/color] message over the radio preface, use the [color=#32cd32]Common[/color] channel by beginning your text with [color=#32cd32]semi-colon (;)[/color].
+People standing right next to you might catch bits of your radio message, even if they don't have the access to the relevant radio channel. Watch for eavesdroppers.
+
+## Departmental Radio
+
+You are able to send messages over your departmental radio channels using [color=#32cd32]colon (:)[/color] followed by the department letter as long as you're wearing a headset with your department's encryption key.
+
+Examine your headset to see the department channels available to you.
+
+<Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingHeadsetEngineering"/>
+</Box>
+
+Examining an unmodified engineering headset would show you the prefixes for the [color=#32cd32]Common[/color] and [color=#f37746]Engineering[/color] channels.
+
+It is also possible to use [color=#a4885c]:h[/color]. This hotkey will automatically default to your department radio channel.
+For example, if you're a Station Engineer then [color=#a4885c]:h[/color] will default to [color=#f37746]:e[/color].
+
+## Encryption Keys
+[color=#a4885c]Encryption keys[/color] give you access to their respective channel.
+
+Examining our engineering headset from earlier shows us [color=#32cd32]Common[/color] and [color=#f37746]Engineering[/color] because an engineer's headset starts with those [color=#a4885c]encryption keys[/color].
+
+<Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EncryptionKeyCommon"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EncryptionKeyEngineering"/>
+</Box>
+
+You can take out encryption keys by using a [color=#a4885c]screwdriver[/color] on a headset. New encryption keys are put into headsets by clicking on one with an encryption key in your hand.
+
+All command members have extras of their relevant encryption key, but you can also request one at the HoP's office when you're getting your job changed.
+
+## OOC Channels
+OOC (out-of-character) channels exist outside of the game world. They are LOOC, OOC and Dead chat.
+
+LOOC is on during the rounds, OOC is typically off until the round ends and you can only see and talk in Dead chat when you are, well, dead.
+
+Do not discuss the current round in the Discord or in OOC if it's on during the round.
+</Document>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# Welcome!
+
+Welcome to the alpha build of Space Station 14!
+You have just started your shift aboard a Nanotrasen space station. You and your crewmates should cooperate, perform your jobs the best you can and have fun.
+
+We hope you enjoy the game, and this entry will serve to guide you on how to learn to play.
+
+There's quite a bit to read, but SS14 is in itself a very large and in-depth game, and hopefully these guides help you enjoy it to its fullest.
+
+This entry and its subentries contain simple and broad information new players need to play the game on most servers.
+
+Some information given here may be repeated or further touched upon in the Station and Shifts entry, [textlink="which can be found here." link="SS14"]
+
+## How to use this guidebook
+This guidebook contains [color=#a4885c]step-by-step instructions[/color] on how to perform tasks, [color=#a4885c]tables of components[/color] one might require,
+or simply [color=#a4885c]tips, tricks and guidelines[/color] on how to perform your job.
+
+You can refresh yourself on your job before starting your shift or reference certain pages as needed, [textlink="such as recipes for cocktails" link="Drinks"].
+
+## Wait, what's Space Station 14?
+Space Station 14 is a free (forever) open source remake of the infamous Space Station 13, hoping to provide an improved experience for both newcomers and old players alike. Space Station 14 is designed as a fully moddable experience that you can modify to your liking with custom servers, adding entire swaths of new content for people to explore.
+
+Please make sure you understand the server rules (F1) and if you have any questions, consult this guide, your colleagues on shift in person or over radio or via discord. You can also ask admins for help (ahelp) by hitting the escape key > admin help and typing a message to any online admins. Especially do this if you witness someone breaking rules.
+
+[color=#a4885c]To reiterate, you are all a crew of people who work together[/color] and you should not be harming each other unless you have an extremely good reason (such as self-defence) and even then, you should call security over radio.
+
+</Document>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# The Captains and the Clowns
+This is a guide for editing your character's appearance. Make sure you read Character Creation first.
+Upon creating your character, you may be intimidated by your vast range of options.
+
+It's okay to make your first character [color=#a4885c]randomized[/color] and roll with it, even experienced players do it.
+Making your first character doesn't have to be precise, either. You can [color=#a4885c]wing it[/color] and see what happens.
+
+If you'd like to be [color=#a4885c]methodical[/color], though, creating a character is easy to do one step at a time.
+
+## Choosing a Species
+Most species have minor differences, which you can read about under the [color=#a4885c]Species[/color] entry.
+However, you may find that it's easier to make your first character as a human, moth, dwarf or reptilian.
+
+This shouldn't discourage you from getting creative with your character, though.
+
+This guide will assume you are creating a human, but the process is similar across all species.
+
+## Minor Characteristics
+These include:
+- Age (18-29 for young, 30-59 for middle-aged, 60+ for old)
+- Sex (your sprite, as seen by toggling "Show clothing")
+- Pronouns (what the game will refer to you as)
+- Skin color (may be a slider or RGB depending on species)
+- Eye color (RGB)
+- Hair color (RGB)
+
+These are minor changes and have little effect on gameplay. This is what players will read when they [color=#a4885c]examine you[/color]. ("young man")
+
+## Hair and Facial Hair
+Again, you may be intimidated by the vast range of options. That's okay.
+
+[color=#a4885c]Take your time with it.[/color] You can skim or click through each of the options and find which one you like.
+Sometimes it's easier to set your desired hair color before looking at the options.
+
+If you really can't decide, some popular haircut options include Floorlength Bedhead, Modern, Buisness, CIA or simply bald.
+Alternatively, [color=#a4885c]randomize[/color] a separate character and see what kind of haircuts they're rocking with. Suprise yourself.
+
+Don't feel obligated to use any of these, though.
+
+## Markings
+Markings range from [color=#a4885c]scars and snouts[/color] to [color=#a4885c]tattoos and tails[/color].
+Think of them like [color=#a4885c]accessories[/color] that are a part of your body, for giving your character some extra flair and uniqueness. They cannot be changed during the round.
+
+Some species have more marking options than others. Humans are more limited in terms of markings than moths or reptilians.
+
+You can have a set number of markings in each '[color=#a4885c]category[/color]', as seen at the top. For example, reptilians can have one chest marking but two markings on the top of their heads.
+These are [color=#a4885c]cosmetic[/color] and have no effect on gameplay.
+
+## How to stand out
+Memorable characters are usually remembered for their personality, their deeds and their [color=#a4885c]robustness[/color], but that doesn't mean you have to be some sort of hotshot.
+
+Don't sweat having a big, flashy and memorable character. Make your own story that you'll be remembered for.
+</Document>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# Drinks
+Knowing how to make a requested drink is important. Here are the different drinks in the game, including their recipes:
+
+<GuideReagentGroupEmbed Group="Drinks"/>
+</Document>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+ # Reference Tables
+ This entry is made to contain information that you might have to come back to over and over again. Use as necessary.
+</Document>
<Document>
# Science
+[color=#c96dbf]Science[/color], often called Research and Development, is a job made up of both generating research points to unlock new technologies as well as using said technologies to produce new items at lathes to help out the station.
-Science, often called Research and Development, is a job made up of both generating research points to unlock new technologies as well as using said technologies to produce new items at lathes to help out the station.
+## Personnel
+[color=#c96dbf]Science[/color]'s staff is made up of Research Assistants and Scientists. [color=#c96dbf]Science[/color] is run by the Research Director.
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineScientist" Caption="Scientist"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineResearchDirector" Caption="RD"/>
+ </Box>
+
## Technologies
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerResearchAndDevelopment"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ResearchAndDevelopmentServer"/>
-</Box>
-The most important thing inside your department is the R&D server, which stores unlocked technologies, and the R&D computer, which allows you to unlock technologies.
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerResearchAndDevelopment"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ResearchAndDevelopmentServer"/>
+ </Box>
+The most important thing inside your department is the R&D server, which stores unlocked technologies, and the R&D computer, which allows you to unlock [color=#a4885c]technologies[/color].
Each technology costs [color=#a4885c]Research Points[/color] and unlocks recipes at lathes. Some technologies will also have prerequisites you have to unlock before you can research them.
-Information about the different technologies can be viewed [textlink="on the technology guidebook page" link="Technologies"].
+[textlink="Click here to see a list of technologies." link="Technologies"].
## Disciplines
Technologies are spread over 5 different Disciplines:
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Wrench" Caption="Industrial"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Syringe" Caption="Biochemical"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponTetherGun" Caption="Experimental"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerTelevision" Caption="Civil Services"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponXrayCannon" Caption="Arsenal"/>
-</Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Wrench" Caption="Industrial"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponTetherGun" Caption="Experimental"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerTelevision" Caption="Civil Services"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponXrayCannon" Caption="Arsenal"/>
+ </Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ComputerResearchAndDevelopment"/> Use your nearest R&D console to take note of which kind of research is locked behind each Discipline tree.
Now [color=green]Tier 3[/color] is where it gets interesting. If you research a T3 tech, you [color=brown]lock out[/color] T3 techs from other Discipline trees. That is, unless... you find some other way around it, probably should ask your [color=purple]Research Director[/color].
## Lathes
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Protolathe"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="CircuitImprinter"/>
-</Box>
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ExosuitFabricator"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MedicalTechFab"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="SecurityTechFab"/>
-</Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Protolathe"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="CircuitImprinter"/>
+ </Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ExosuitFabricator"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MedicalTechFab"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="SecurityTechFab"/>
+ </Box>
At a lathe, you can choose a server to allow it print whatever recipes you have unlocked. Recipes require various materials (steel, glass, plastic, gold, plasma) which can be acquired at Cargo or Salvage.
</Document>
-<Document>
- # Security
- Ensuring the safety of both station and crew is number one for Security. Be it Syndicate Agents, Nuclear Operatives, Infestations or just unruly staff. Security are on hand to maintain order and control crowds.
+<Document>
+# Security
+Ensuring the safety of both station and crew is number one for [color=#cb0000]Security[/color]. They are ready for any situation, and [color=#cb0000]Security[/color] are on hand to maintain order and control crowds.
- ## Gear
- First we have non-lethals a step above simply telling someone to cooperate with instructions. Both the stunbaton and disabler are capable of limiting the movement of an assailant, whereas handcuffs can be applied to deny a criminal free movement and access to their hands.
+They face [textlink="Syndicate Agents" link="Traitors"], [textlink="Nuclear Operatives" link="NuclearOperatives"], [textlink="Zombies" link="Zombies"] and unruly staff.
+
+## Personnel
+[color=#cb0000]Security[/color]'s staff is made up of Security Cadets, Security Officers, and the Detective. [color=#cb0000]Security[/color] is run by the Warden and Head of Security.
+
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineSecurity" Caption="Secoff"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineDetective" Caption="Detective"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineWarden" Caption="Warden"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineHeadOfSecurity" Caption="HoS"/>
+ </Box>
+
+## Gear
+First we have non-lethals a step above simply telling someone to cooperate with instructions. Both the stunbaton and disabler are capable of limiting the movement of an assailant, whereas handcuffs can be applied to deny a criminal free movement and access to their hands.
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Stunbaton"/>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Handcuffs"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponDisabler"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponDisabler"/>
</Box>
- ## Flashes
- Flashes are an effective tool for dispersing crowds and apprehending particularly evasive targets, with a large area of effect blinding all those without protection.
- It is worth noting that flashes can be both used in a large area ([color=yellow]Z[/color] hotkey) and if you attack somebody with it while [color=red]harm mode[/color] is active. Important to note that localized flashes last [color=yellow]2.5[/color] times as long as large area ones.
- Security and [color=#a4885c]some[/color] other members of staff have eye protection from flashbangs and flashes.
+## Flashes
+[color=#a4885c]Flashes[/color] are an effective tool for dispersing crowds and apprehending particularly evasive targets, with a large area of effect blinding all those without protection.
+It is worth noting that flashes can be both used in a large area ([color=yellow]Z[/color] hotkey) and if you attack somebody with it while [color=red]harm mode[/color] is active. Important to note that localized flashes last [color=yellow]2.5[/color] times as long as large area ones.
+[color=#cb0000]Security[/color] and [color=#a4885c]some[/color] other members of staff have eye protection from flashbangs and flashes.
<Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Flash"/>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingEyesGlassesSecurity"/>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="GrenadeFlashBang"/>
-
</Box>
- ## Lethals
- Should the situation dictate, Security have access to laser rifles, shotguns, handguns and automatic rifles able to put down substancial fire against any who would stand against the station.
+
+## Lethals
+Should the situation dictate, [color=#cb0000]Security[/color] have access to laser rifles, shotguns, handguns and automatic rifles able to put down substancial fire against any who would stand against the station.
<Box>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponLaserCarbine"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponShotgunKammerer"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponPistolMk58"/>
- <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponRifleLecter"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponLaserCarbine"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponShotgunKammerer"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponPistolMk58"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="WeaponRifleLecter"/>
</Box>
</Document>
# Bartender
The bartender has a pretty simple job: serve drinks. People will come up to you and request drinks, and your job is just to hand it to them.
+[textlink="Click here to see a complete list of drinks." link="Drinks"]
+
<Box>
The materials for these drinks can be found in various places:
</Box>
<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="DrinkJigger"/>
</Box>
-## Drinks
-Knowing how to make a requested drink is important. Here are the different drinks in the game, including their recipes:
-
-<GuideReagentGroupEmbed Group="Drinks"/>
+You can find a list of every drink that can be requested under the Reference Tables entry.
</Document>
## Chemicals
Some chemicals have special effects on plants.
+[textlink="Click here to see all botanical chemicals." link="Botanical"]
+
<GuideReagentEmbed Reagent="Dylovene"/>
<GuideReagentEmbed Reagent="Cryoxadone"/>
<GuideReagentEmbed Reagent="Necrosol"/>
<GuideReagentEmbed Reagent="Phalanximine"/>
<GuideReagentGroupEmbed Group="Botanical"/>
-
+
</Document>
# Chef
A fella has gotta eat, and it's the chef's job to make sure folks have something other than junk to munch on.
+
+[textlink="Click here to see a list of food recipes." link="FoodRecipes"]
+
First and foremost, you'll need to familiarize yourself with the kitchen, and the tools available to you.
<Box>
--- /dev/null
+<Document>
+# Service
+[color=#9fed58]Service[/color] keeps the station clean, efficient and sane so that all other departments can do their jobs better and keep their staff happy. They also end up doing most of the paperwork on the station.
+
+## Personnel
+[color=#9fed58]Service[/color]'s staff is made up of Service Workers, Chefs, Botanists, Bartenders, Janitors, Chaplains, Clowns, Mimes, Musicians, Lawyers, Librarians and Passengers. Service is run by the Head of Personnel.
+
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChef" Caption="Chef"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineBotanist" Caption="Botanist"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineBartender" Caption="Bartender"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineJanitor" Caption="Janitor"/>
+ </Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineChaplain" Caption="Chaplain"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineClown" Caption="Clown"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineMime" Caption="Mime"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineMusician" Caption="Musician"/>
+ </Box>
+ <Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineLawyer" Caption="Lawyer"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineLibrarian" Caption="Librarian"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurinePassenger" Caption="Passenger"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ToyFigurineHeadOfPersonnel" Caption="HoP"/>
+ </Box>
+
+## Working Together
+[color=#9fed58]Service[/color], despite being the most diverse, tends to be the most [color=#a4885c]interlinked[/color] department by far.
+Most [color=#9fed58]Service[/color] jobs require [color=#a4885c]cooperation[/color] between workers.
+Chefs often need ingredients that only botanists can grow efficiently. The bartender may request bananas that only clowns carry in abundance.
+The lawyer may invite the mime to play charades to convince the judge that their client is innocent.
+
+A lot of [color=#a4885c]collaboration[/color] is necessary within and without [color=#9fed58]Service[/color]. Often times, [color=#9fed58]Service[/color] is required by other departments, so be on your toes.
+</Document>
-<Document>
+<Document>
# Space Station 14
-Welcome to the pre-alpha of Space Station 14! We hope you enjoy the game, and this entry will serve to guide you on how to learn to play. There's quite a bit to read, but SS14 is in itself a very large and in-depth game, and hopefully these guides help you enjoy it to it's fullest.
+This entry marks the beginning of the advanced guidebook entries. Most information found here only applies to offical Wizard's Den servers, or servers that are similar to it.
+Other servers may have their own guidebooks that you should read for relevant information.
-## What this is
-Space Station 14 is a free (forever) open source remake of the infamous Space Station 13, hoping to provide an improved experience for both newcomers and old players alike. Space Station 14 is designed as a fully moddable experience that you can modify to your liking with custom servers, adding entire swaths of new content for people to explore.
+If you're just here to play, that's great! The [color=#a4885c]Still new?[/color] section of this entry will help you out.
-If you're just here to play, that's great! The [color=#a4885c]Where to start[/color] section of this entry will help you out, if you're looking to do a bit more with the game, you can join our discord and find our github page in the lobby.
+## Still new?
+[textlink="Completely lost? Click here to start at the beginning." link="NewPlayer"]
-## Where to start
-It's recommended to start with the [color=#a4885c]Controls[/color] guide, and then read the [color=#a4885c]Character Creation[/color], [color=#a4885c]Roleplaying[/color], and [color=#a4885c]Jobs[/color] guides. Not all jobs or concepts will have guides yet, and it's strongly encouraged to help us write them if you're an experienced player!
+[textlink="Don't know how to perform a job? Click here to jump to a list of departments." link="Jobs"]
+[textlink="Keep dying? Click here to see a survival guide." link="Survival"]
+
+## Contributing
+If you're looking to do a bit more with the game, you can join our [color=#5865f2]Discord[/color] server and find our [color=#627597]GitHub[/color] page in the lobby.
+
+Not all jobs or concepts will have guides yet, so if you're an experienced player we strongly encourage you to [color=#a4885c]contribute[/color]!
</Document>
<Document>
# Survival
It is generally wise to avoid situations that will cause you harm, because medical can only heal you so much with limited chemicals and medical items and especially when there's nuclear operatives on your doorstep.
+
## Identifying your situation
Your PDA contains both a vessel name and list of crew currently active in your vessel, a reminder for your name if needed, and your assigned job for the shift, allowing you to quickly assess the situation.
+
## Emergency Treatment
In the event of a serious emergency, there're a few things you can do to help ensure your long-term survival, including:
- If entering critical condition, use the emergency medipen from your emergency box, it'll make sure you don't end up unable to do anything. Emergency medipens can also be used to revive people currently in crit on the floor, and to prolong the amount of time you have to deal with poisons/etc.
+
<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EmergencyMedipen"/>
-</Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EmergencyMedipen"/>
+</Box>
+
- Your emergency box contains a breath mask and oxygen tank, which can help you survive longer in a spacing situation. If you're one of the slimepeople, be aware that nitrogen replaces oxygen for you and that your emergency box will start with a red tank of nitrogen replacing the standard blue/yellow oxygen tank.
+
<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingMaskBreath"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EmergencyOxygenTankFilled"/>
-</Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="ClothingMaskBreath"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="EmergencyOxygenTankFilled"/>
+</Box>
+
- If actively bleeding out, or simply wishing to prepare, it's possible to slice up cloth items with a knife or other sharp object and use the resulting cloth to create gauze in the crafting menu to stem bleeding with, however cloth alone can be used to less of a degree in emergencys.
-<Box>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Gauze"/>
-<GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MaterialCloth"/>
-</Box>
+
+<Box>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="Gauze"/>
+ <GuideEntityEmbed Entity="MaterialCloth"/>
+</Box>
+
+## Other Various Tips
- In lieu of an actual health analyzer, simply examining yourself and using the detailed examine is a good way to figure out what wounds you have.
- If going blind, carrots are another way to treat the issue (as they contain Oculine, the chemistry drug used to treat blindness) should they be available.
- Well-made meals (cooked food not from a vending machine) is generally much better for your overall health and can help heal smaller wounds more quickly.
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