Armour repair is priced at fractional wear (a fraction of a cell on every cell, and a thousandth of one cell), and
gear repair is priced exactly when RepairFraction exceeds SellFraction.
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An armour price one credit low survived: ceil absorbs it at the fixture's even hull price. The armour test now runs
the same wear patterns at five hull prices.
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A price and durability sweep (1..3000 by 20, three fraction pairs) and the 360 at 7 of 20 case assert repairing then
selling never nets a credit. Armour tests wear several cells, partial and full strip, different cell values, and
check every cell is restored and the cost is the worn share of the hull price. A gear test pins the repair share at
odd and even prices.
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RepairCost adds the worn share of hull armour priced as that share of the hull's price, and TryRepair restores it. The per-unit-of-wear charge is the larger of RepairFraction and SellFraction. TryBuy checks credits with the same boundary as TryRepair and charges after delivery. A 100-unit ore sale pins the commodity sell scale.
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Kills the two survivors Stryker left in StationServices.cs: Any() to All() over the station's bays, and Concat() to Except() over the docking bays.
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Kills the two survivors Stryker left in StationServices.cs: Any() to All() over the station's bays, and Concat() to Except() over the docking bays.
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Settings gain SellFraction, RepairFraction and StartingCredits. A sale pays the price scaled by condition and moves the
item into a station bay or refuses with everything unchanged; a repair restores every durability and charges the wear,
or refuses when short.
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