Sep 18, You first need a spacefly collector from a Split equipment dock and an Ion Disrupter from a Boron one. Split have an unused station type called a Spacefly Farm so that explains why they no longer actively hunt them. Spaceflies are often found in asteroid rich sectors with lots of debris and can sometimes be found by attacking the asteroid.
I find Olmanketslat's Treaty to be a good sector. There are also guarenteed spawns in the UFJD sector. A trick to increase the chances of stunning one are to use flak weapons to increase the range of the ion disruptor. You prety much fly around shooting the ion disruptor constantly and pick up any that you come across.
Re: Post by Mazryonh » Sat, Sep 18, I'm not sure how widely known this is, but I discovered a while back that you have a better chance of encountering "wild" spaceflies in sectors with more asteroids in them.
Code: Select all Skip if sector has no asteroids. This tool is written in Python, and tested on version 3. As of customizer version 3, an executable will be generated for users who do not wish to run the Python source code directly, and is available on the github Releases page. These will be provided as convenient, generally for bit Windows. For Linux or bit Windows users, the source code can be run directly using an appopriate version of Python.
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Change the number of particles floating in space around the camera. Default game is , mods often set to 0, but can keep some small number for a feeling of speed. Removes star backgrounds from sectors with significant fog and short fade distance. Fogged sectors sharing a background with an unfogged sector will not be modified, as the background needs to be edited for all sectors which use it.
Fade is removed from sectors which will not have their stars removed. Sets a floor to fade distance, so that object do not appear too closely. May be useful in some sectors with really short view distances, though may also want to keep those for variety. Note: max fade distance will be set to minimum fade distance if it would otherwise be lower. Adjust the spawn chance of various generic mission types, relative to each other. Note: decreasing chance on unwanted missions seems to work better than increasing chance on wanted missions.
If convoy defense missions should use the convoy's race to select their ship type. The vanilla script uses randomized ship types eg. Disable generic missions from spawning. Existing generic missions will be left untouched. Fixes Dual Convoy generic missions to no longer leave stations permenently invincible, and to no longer risk clearing invincibility from plot stations, as well as fixes a minor bug in the parameter list.
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TC plots for AP may be lost. Pending test and verification. In the Terran Conflict plot when allied TPs move to capture an Elephant, fix replacement TPs to move toward the Elephant instead of wandering aimlessly. Set the starting plots with overtuned ships to have their tunings standardized instead of being random. Set the number of randomized tuning creates at gamestart to be de-randomized into a standard number of tunings.
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Jump to: navigation , search. Price Cr 1, Ave. I posted this a week ago.. Its allready 3 pages down Anyway: Hanging around in Savage Spur today. My ship fully equipped with Ion Disrupters. Spaces fly Collector from a split EQ dock. I parked my ship in the middle of most asteroids in this sector. There were some Yaki ships flying around so I shot them with some Hurricanes and not long within 5 minutes.
I also started seeing small triangles on me screen! The sort you see of an empty m5 fighter on sector maps. I started switching me turrets using the F1 Button. It started with 1 Fly getting stunned over and over and within the shortest time there were more than 7 flies all being sapped on the same turret screen. Tips: Park between the asteroids.
When you see 1, start shooting it.
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