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. Part III COMMANDS TO CONSTRUCT MODULES What are modules? Modules are how you expand your station. There are storage modules, defense modules, and factory modules. Each requires commodities to be built and take up one module slot. .

. . In order to construct a module you will need to enter a Hook command: Entering an invalid command, empty /build command, or /build help will list out the various commands you can use for building modules on your station. .	........................................................................................................ Code: /build list
. . Here is the list of categories that will show once the command is used: .	. Code: |   defense |   basic |   factory |   utility |   refinery
. . To get a further breakdown of what modules can be created within a category, use this command: .	. Code: /build list <category> example: /build list basic
. . For the "Basic" category, the following will show as available modules to build: .	. Code: |    1 = Core Upgrade |    2 = Bulk Storage Module
. . If you're wanting to find out what's needed to build a Bulk Storage Module, you would use: Materials required to build modules are covered in Part V of this Guide. .	. Code: /build info <category> <list number> example: /build info basic 2
. . To start construction of the Bulk Storage Module, use: This will assign the construction to the next available empty slot of your station's F9 window. .	. Code: /build start <category> <list number> example: /build start basic 2
. . You also have the option of pausing construction of a module: No resources will be processed for the nominated module until it's resumed. .	. Code: /build pause <category> <list number> example: /build pause basic 2
. . Once you are in a position to continue construction, simply use: .	. Code: /build resume <category> <list number> example: /build resume basic 2
. . You can also outright stop an ongoing construction: This will void any processed resources. You will not be refunded. .	. Code: /build stop <category> <list number> example: /build stop basic 2
. . If you want to order your modules a certain way, you swap the slot positions with the following command: .	........................................................................................................ Code: /base swap <module number> <module number> example: /base swap 1 3
. . Later on, if you wish to destroy a constructed module, use this command: Be warned that this will not refund any resources that were used to construct the module. .	. Code: /destroy <module number> example: /destroy 4

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