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''Interior fittings:'' [[Deck plan]]s typically show various furnishings and fittings which appear within the [[ship]].{{Page cite|name= Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 |page= 5 |article= Book 2 |version= Classic Traveller}} Furniture hinders movement and may, in some instances, blocks sighting and [[weapon]] fire as well.{{Page cite|name= Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 |page= 6 |article= Book 2 |version= Classic Traveller}} | ''Interior fittings:'' [[Deck plan]]s typically show various furnishings and fittings which appear within the [[ship]].{{Page cite|name= Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 |page= 5 |article= Book 2 |version= Classic Traveller}} Furniture hinders movement and may, in some instances, blocks sighting and [[weapon]] fire as well.{{Page cite|name= Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 |page= 6 |article= Book 2 |version= Classic Traveller}} | ||
| − | Command Chairs: These are padded, comfortable chairs used by on-duty personnel. Most contain some instruments and controls in the chair arms related to the function of the console the chair is located in.{{Page cite|name= Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 |page= 5 |article= Book 2 |version= Classic Traveller}} | + | ''Command Chairs:'' These are padded, comfortable chairs used by on-duty [[personnel]]. Most contain some instruments and controls in the chair arms related to the function of the console the chair is located in.{{Page cite|name= Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 |page= 5 |article= Book 2 |version= Classic Traveller}} |
=== Computer Control Standards === | === Computer Control Standards === | ||
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- It is a kind of Ship Equipment.
Description (Specifications)
Interior fittings: Deck plans typically show various furnishings and fittings which appear within the ship.[1] Furniture hinders movement and may, in some instances, blocks sighting and weapon fire as well.[2]
Command Chairs: These are padded, comfortable chairs used by on-duty personnel. Most contain some instruments and controls in the chair arms related to the function of the console the chair is located in.[3]
Computer Control Standards
Computer Controls: In almost all cases where the ship's computer can control a given ship function (gravity, doors, etc.), orders fed in at the central bridge computer take precedence over those fed in at local controls. Only if the computer is inoperative will a computer override be ineffective.[4] Some ships have been known to be built with a different system set-up, but this arrangement is commonplace on most vessels within Charted Space. [5]
History & Background (Dossier)
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References & Contributors (Sources)
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- Jordan Weisman. "Book 2." Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 (1982): TBD.
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- Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master of Sophontology Maksim-Smelchak of the Ministry of Science
- ↑ Jordan Weisman. "Book 2." Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 (1982): 5.
- ↑ Jordan Weisman. "Book 2." Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 (1982): 6.
- ↑ Jordan Weisman. "Book 2." Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 (1982): 5.
- ↑ Jordan Weisman. "Book 2." Adventure Class Ships Volume 1 (1982): 6.
- ↑ Information provided to the library by Maksim-Smelchak