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If standing within the transporter room of a spacecraft, more options will be provided to allow specifying a beam-down to specific buildings, landmarks, or co-ordinates. | If standing within the transporter room of a spacecraft, more options will be provided to allow specifying a beam-down to specific buildings, landmarks, or co-ordinates. | ||
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A spacecraft with a working transporter does not require a door to the outside. In order to board a just-built ship with only a transporter, you need to use the transporter console either on a station, on another spacecraft that's already crewed, or in an [[Airport_Terminal|airport terminal]]. | A spacecraft with a working transporter does not require a door to the outside. In order to board a just-built ship with only a transporter, you need to use the transporter console either on a station, on another spacecraft that's already crewed, or in an [[Airport_Terminal|airport terminal]]. | ||
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Matter transmission facility. Allowing for instant transportation over short distances.
Commonly used to transport personnel and vehicles from a planet's surface to a spacecraft in orbit or vice versa. With access to io tubes, it becomes possible to equip spacecraft with transporters.
The player can request a transporter beam using the 
button on the Comm (F3) window. Mainly used on the crew, trade, and hail channels to request a teleport from an NPC.
For detailed information about how to use transporters, including manually using the console, see the Transporter Station page.
Spacecraft
When a spacecraft has crew operating the transporter station, it is possible to request a transporter beam from the ship. This is usually done on the crew channel.
If standing within the transporter room of a spacecraft, more options will be provided to allow specifying a beam-down to specific buildings, landmarks, or co-ordinates.
A spacecraft with a working transporter does not require a door to the outside. In order to board a just-built ship with only a transporter, you need to use the transporter console either on a station, on another spacecraft that's already crewed, or in an airport terminal.
Space Stations
Hailing on the Communication's Hail channel will open private channel with all space stations in range. It is then possible to request a transporter beam on those channels if they have a working transporter.
Airport Terminal
An airport terminal may contain transporters depending on the building blueprint used.
The transporter station is not manned, but it is possible to request a transporter beam on the trade communication channel, which will automatically activate the transporter.
It is also possible to manually use the transporter station just like a normal transporter.
Transporter Types
There are 2 types of transporters.
Personnel Transporter
The personnel transporter is the default transporter type. It can transport any creature that enter the portals.
It requires transporter pads to be associated with the transporter station in order to function.
Vehicle Transporter
Vehicle transporters are used to transport vehicles to and from a spacecraft. Requesting a beam up while seated in a vehicle will inform the crew to beam up the whole vehicle into a parking spot of the vehicle's type.
The vehicle transporter does not require transporter pads, instead it requires the spacecraft to have parking spots for the individual vehicle type. Any associated transporter pads are ignored.
Despite the name, personnel can also be transported by a vehicle transporter. This makes it a hard upgrade over the personnel transporter type.