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<p>Remove hard line breaks from Ship inventory prose</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>A ship inventory holds personnel, weapons, planetary supplies, defensive devices, gold, and spies. [[Report command|&lt;code&gt;REPORT INVENTORY&lt;/code&gt;]] lists nonzero counts and the total occupied cargo weight.<br /> <br /> == Inventory items ==<br /> A ship can carry fourteen categories of [[Items|items]], including weapons, flux pods, planetary supplies, gold, and spies. [[Items]] lists their names, stock weights, prices, and production rates.<br /> <br /> Carrying an item does not mean the ship can use it as equipment. Its [[Ship class configuration|class]] determines capabilities: a ship without a missile launcher can transport missiles but cannot fire them. Men, food, troops, fighters, ion cannons, and spies can be carried for colonization or trade where the applicable command permits it.<br /> <br /> == Cargo capacity ==<br /> Every item has a configurable weight measured in hundredths of a ton, and each [[Ship class configuration|ship class]] has a cargo limit in whole tons. The game combines fractional weight across all item types before checking that limit. For example, stock gold weighs half a ton per unit: one unit occupies half a ton but displays as one ton in [[Report command|&lt;code&gt;REPORT INVENTORY&lt;/code&gt;]], while two units occupy one full ton. The same capacity rules determine how many additional units of an item will fit during a purchase, transfer, or [[Combat#Kill credit, scoring, and salvage|salvage]].<br /> <br /> Item weights come from the main message/configuration file; [[Items]] lists the stock values. Changing a weight changes capacity checks but not existing item counts. Classic&#039;s intermediate cargo-weight calculation can overflow; see [[Classic bug: Cargo weight overflow]].<br /> <br /> == Changing inventory ==<br /> A ship&#039;s carried quantities change when it [[Buy command|buys]] or [[Sell command|sells]] goods in orbit, [[Transfer command|transfers]] goods to or from a planet, uses ammunition or devices, [[Jettison command|jettisons]] permitted cargo, or collects [[Combat#Kill credit, scoring, and salvage|salvage]] from a destroyed ship. Each command has its own access, stock, and capacity rules. ge-next does not allow men, troops, or spies to be jettisoned.<br /> <br /> {{GE navigation}}<br /> [[Category:Ships]]<br /> [[Category:Economy]]</div>

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