Asteroids have a high chance of spawning along the orange rings around stars in your universe map. They typically spawn within their own sectors but have a chance of spawning within Space Station sectors. The purple rings that can be seen around a star in the universe map usually indicates where a planet will spawn.Īsteroids are hunks of rock that contain valuable resources. Planets take up their own unique sector and will only spawn within systems that have a star. You can see space station sectors on your universe map. These stations can be abandoned, a Trading Guild Shop, or a Pirate Station. Some times Space Stations will naturally spawn within sectors. However, any Pirate Stations will send ships to attack the player if they are nearby. They are perfect for building space stations and ships without being disturbed. These types of sectors make up most of the universe and often act as the in between space for other populated sectors. Void sectors are completely bereft of life and activity. It will be up to the player to deal with the situations that these sectors present you with. Some may be useful while others can be quite dangerous. There are a variety of different types of sectors that you will encounter while playing the game. Any life that exists will most likely be found within the many Galaxies found throughout the universe. While systems make up the game world most are devoid of life and activity. They can contain things like Solar Systems, Wormholes, or nothing at all. Systems are larger regions of space that are organized in a similar manner as sectors. Sectors are organized into 16x16x16 blocks called Systems. The game will always load the adjacent sectors around you allowing you to see whats in these sectors without moving into them. Every sector is organized into a grid format surrounded in all directions by other sectors. Each sector is roughly 5,000 meters (configurable) on a side. They are large cube shaped areas where Players can fly, build, fight, trade, etc. Sectors are the smallest units of space in the universe.
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