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SC-58 Auger Star (NO MODS)

SC-58-586-G Auger Star
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Orion 9 Class Colony Runner
Converted to Drone Carrier/Survey Ship
Stardust Hyperlane Mapping Company

Launch Date: 2125

Length: 450M

Crew: 6

Decks: 5
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The Auger Star is a vintage Colony Runner, a supply and survey ship built during the
expansion into the Anara cluster. Of the 24 Orion 9 runners built only 5 remain in service today, three decades after their launch. This is thanks in no small part to extensive refits carried out by their new owners.

Now converted into a survey drone launching platform, Auger Star is owned and operated by the Stardust Hyperlane Mapping Company and deploys deepscan beacons across the sector's borders.


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-Two fully functional three-seater escape pods!

-Dozens of pressurised rooms!

- Working freight elevator!

-No longer infested by space horrors!

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Another behemoth. 5 decks, dozens of rooms, airtight and moodlit from stem to stern. I gun for the pulpy, 70's sci fi look, and Auger Star is my love letter to the beautiful concepts of those eras. The aft in particular is a giant inverted engine block.





There are a few empty rooms that are not lit for time and performance reasons, I might fill them up later if possible.

Totally modless as usual!





If you are experiencing bad performance with this ship I recommend turning off airtightness in the world save's settings.

When pasting this ship in, I recommend waiting a few seconds for it to load in properly. Make sure block limits are turned off.



NOTE: There is that incredibly frustrating lighting bug present in SE right now that causes lights to flicker depending on which direction you look at them. I find it seems to kick in when looking towards the aft section from anywhere in the ship, but I made sure to properly light as much of the ship as I could since you are not supposed to really need to use your flashlight while on board.

Big thanks again to Mmaster, Phil and Whip for the Diagnostic, Horizon and LCD scripts!