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==Construction==
==Construction==
*'''Bulkhead:''' Doors designed to lock off areas of the ship, either for defence or due to risk to ship personnel.
*'''Bow:''' The front of the ship.
*'''Bulkhead:''' The doors and walls of a ship.
*'''Corridor:''' A long room, usually connecting between rooms or from ring to ring.
*'''Corridor:''' A long room, usually connecting between rooms or from ring to ring.
*'''Deck:''' The level on each starship. Each is designated a letter to help navigation.
*'''Deck:''' The level on each starship. Each is designated a letter to help navigation.
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*'''Hull:''' The outer shell and plating of the ship.
*'''Hull:''' The outer shell and plating of the ship.
*'''Ring:''' The circular corridors on the starship decks, usually surrounding the central rooms.
*'''Ring:''' The circular corridors on the starship decks, usually surrounding the central rooms.
*'''Stern:''' The rear of the ship.
*'''Tack:''' The small writing used to designate wall panels, often used to locate systems behind panels.
*'''Tack:''' The small writing used to designate wall panels, often used to locate systems behind panels.



Revision as of 13:02, 13 April 2025

This page serves as a glossary for terms and phrases used in the Starship Simulator wiki.

Construction

  • Bow: The front of the ship.
  • Bulkhead: The doors and walls of a ship.
  • Corridor: A long room, usually connecting between rooms or from ring to ring.
  • Deck: The level on each starship. Each is designated a letter to help navigation.
  • Framework: The metal work and points used to construct the starship.
  • Hull: The outer shell and plating of the ship.
  • Ring: The circular corridors on the starship decks, usually surrounding the central rooms.
  • Stern: The rear of the ship.
  • Tack: The small writing used to designate wall panels, often used to locate systems behind panels.

Directions

  • Aft: The back side of the vessel, towards the stern.
  • Forward: The front side of the vessel, towards the bow.
  • Inboard: The side of the room closer to the vessel's centre.
  • Outboard: The side of the room closer to the hull.
  • Port: The left part of the ship.
  • Starboard: The right part of the ship.

Personnel

  • Admiral: A high ranking official in the UNSF, serving as a flag officer.
  • Ambassador: A political and diplomatic envoy, often representing a political faction.
  • Captain: The commanding officer of the starship, often serving as the Commanding Officer. Captains are outranked by Admirals.
  • Civilian: A non-enlisted member of crew who is not a member of the United Nations Space Fleet.
  • Commander: A senior commissioned of crew, usually the Executive Officer. They report directly to the captain.
  • Commissioned Officer: Officers usually trained in fields through the United Nations Space Fleet.
  • Enlisted: A crew member who is not a commissioned officer.
  • Ensign: A junior commissioned officer and lowest level of the role. They are outranked by Lieutenants and other ranks.
  • Lieutenant: The highest level of junior commissioned officers. Though placed in charge of departments, they are outranked by Lieutenant Commanders.
  • Lieutenant Commander: A senior commissioned officer, serving as a junior level commander. They are often assigned as department heads and report directly to the executive officer.

Piloting

  • Roll: Rotate the ship around to change the vessel's perspective on the direction of travel.
  • Yaw: Rotate the ship to change the direction of travel.