Builds cool stuff

{{Infobox player|name=Ruinati0n|image=Temu avatar full (1).png|nationalities={{flag|LonestarFlag.png|Lonestar}}|main_residence=[[Newcoruscaunt]]|discord=}}

== Known for ==

* Engineering Ships
* Lonestar Officer

== History ==
Temu_ is a ship engineer who joined in December 2025. After initially founding his own settlement on Aearach, he later relocated to a space station and became integrated into New Coruscant following its merger. He is a close friend of ruinati0n and serves as a Lonestar officer.

By late March 2026, Temu_ rose to a high leadership position within New Coruscant, becoming the settlement’s Second-in-Command and serving as its First Chancellor in the Ruinati0n-Temu Administration of [[Newcoruscant]].

File:Temu avatar full (1).png

2026-04-25T02:18:56Z

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Temu

2026-04-25T02:17:39Z

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Builds cool stuff

{{Infobox player|name=Ruinati0n|image=Ruinati0n avatar full.png|nationalities={{flag|LonestarFlag.png|Lonestar}}|main_residence=[[Newcoruscaunt]]|discord=@ruin9601}}

== Known for ==

* Engineering Ships
* Lonestar Officer

== History ==
Temu_ is a ship engineer who joined in December 2025. After initially founding his own settlement on Aearach, he later relocated to a space station and became integrated into New Coruscant following its merger. He is a close friend of ruinati0n and serves as a Lonestar officer.

By late March 2026, Temu_ rose to a high leadership position within New Coruscant, becoming the settlement’s Second-in-Command and serving as its First Chancellor in the Ruinati0n-Temu Administration of [[Newcoruscant]].

2026-04-24T17:06:28Z

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[[File:Crafting table.png|thumb|Spits out power]]
'''Power''' is required for most machines and [[:Category:Player Gear|Player Gear]] to function. Power is '''NOT''' required for most starships or their weapons to run - the "ship power" used by shields, thrusters, and weapons is not the same as regular power.
[[File:Note block.png|thumb|Absorbs Power]]
[[File:Setup 1 (1).png|thumb|Setup of Power flowing to Machines]]
== Basic Components ==
Power flows through sponges (made using [[Printer|printers]]) and [[Crafted Resources|wires (end rods)]]. Sponges can move power in any direction, whereas wires move power in straight lines.

(visualization of power moved around with wires and sponges)

Extractors ('''crafting tables''') are '''power outputs'''; you can place them next to the noteblock of a powered machine to move 1000 power out of it every second. '''Noteblocks''' are power inputs; if power reaches the noteblock of a machine, it will charge that machine.

There is a common misconception that power can only be extracted from generators or banks, which have crafting tables as part of the multiblock. This is incorrect - as long as a machine has power and a noteblock, if you place a crafting table next to that multiblock, you can move power out of that machine.

(Visualization of power being drawn out of ship factory)

== Pathfinding ==
Understanding how power flows through wires - how it finds a path to its destination - is essential for making networks that work quickly and don't waste power.

(Visualization of a crossroads with a sponge)

When power reaches a crossroads, where it can go in multiple directions, it chooses one direction at random. When it hits a dead end, pathfinding fails, and no power is transmitted.

(Visualization of basic solar panel network)

Take, for example, this solar panel network. When power gets into the line of sponges, it can go either left or right. If it goes right, it reaches a dead end, and pathfinding fails. This means that '''half the power from the solars is wasted'''! We could fix this by connecting one end back around to the noteblock, like so:

(Visualization of solar with a loop back around)

However, this can get complicated very quickly. Instead, we can use '''redstone''' or '''lapis''' blocks.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Redstone
!Lapis
|-
|
|
|-
|Redstone blocks receive power from sponges or wires, but only output energy to wires.
|Lapis blocks receive power from sponges and wires, but only output energy to sponges
|}
Redstone and lapis are also directional, meaning they will always move power in a straight line if they can.

(Directionality visualization)

For a more in-depth guide for how to optimize your pathfinding, check out [[S1ice's General Guide to Wiring]].

== Noteblock Mechanics ==
Similarly to how hoppers and chests work with [[Pipes|pipe]] pathfinding, when power checks a noteblock, '''the pathfinding does not terminate'''. This means that although an extractor only moves 1k power a second into a target noteblock, it can charge multiple noteblocks at the same time. This allows you to move extremely large amounts of power around very quickly.

(Noteblock mechanic visualizations)
[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category: Transport Systems]]

Power Guide

2026-04-24T17:02:03Z

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[[File:Crafting table.png|thumb|Spits out power]]
'''Power''' is required for most machines and [[:Category:Player Gear|Player Gear]] to function. Power is '''NOT''' required for most starships or their weapons to run - the "ship power" used by shields, thrusters, and weapons is not the same as regular power.
[[File:Note block.png|thumb|Absorbs Power]]
[[File:Setup 1 (1).png|thumb|Setup of Power flowing to Machines]]
[[

== Basic Components ==
Power flows through sponges (made using [[Printer|printers]]) and [[Crafted Resources|wires (end rods)]]. Sponges can move power in any direction, whereas wires move power in straight lines.

(visualization of power moved around with wires and sponges)

Extractors ('''crafting tables''') are '''power outputs'''; you can place them next to the noteblock of a powered machine to move 1000 power out of it every second. '''Noteblocks''' are power inputs; if power reaches the noteblock of a machine, it will charge that machine.

There is a common misconception that power can only be extracted from generators or banks, which have crafting tables as part of the multiblock. This is incorrect - as long as a machine has power and a noteblock, if you place a crafting table next to that multiblock, you can move power out of that machine.

(Visualization of power being drawn out of ship factory)

== Pathfinding ==
Understanding how power flows through wires - how it finds a path to its destination - is essential for making networks that work quickly and don't waste power.

(Visualization of a crossroads with a sponge)

When power reaches a crossroads, where it can go in multiple directions, it chooses one direction at random. When it hits a dead end, pathfinding fails, and no power is transmitted.

(Visualization of basic solar panel network)

Take, for example, this solar panel network. When power gets into the line of sponges, it can go either left or right. If it goes right, it reaches a dead end, and pathfinding fails. This means that '''half the power from the solars is wasted'''! We could fix this by connecting one end back around to the noteblock, like so:

(Visualization of solar with a loop back around)

However, this can get complicated very quickly. Instead, we can use '''redstone''' or '''lapis''' blocks.
{| class="wikitable"
|+
!Redstone
!Lapis
|-
|
|
|-
|Redstone blocks receive power from sponges or wires, but only output energy to wires.
|Lapis blocks receive power from sponges and wires, but only output energy to sponges
|}
Redstone and lapis are also directional, meaning they will always move power in a straight line if they can.

(Directionality visualization)

For a more in-depth guide for how to optimize your pathfinding, check out [[S1ice's General Guide to Wiring]].

== Noteblock Mechanics ==
Similarly to how hoppers and chests work with [[Pipes|pipe]] pathfinding, when power checks a noteblock, '''the pathfinding does not terminate'''. This means that although an extractor only moves 1k power a second into a target noteblock, it can charge multiple noteblocks at the same time. This allows you to move extremely large amounts of power around very quickly.

(Noteblock mechanic visualizations)
[[Category:Guides]]
[[Category: Transport Systems]]

File:Setup 1 (1).png

2026-04-24T17:01:29Z

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File:Crafting table.png

2026-04-24T16:59:54Z

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File:Note block.png

2026-04-24T16:57:52Z

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Newcoruscant

2026-04-23T02:43:18Z

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{{distinguish|The Galactic Empire (2023-2024)}}
{{Infobox civilization
|image1=Galactricrep.webp
|caption1=Emblem of The Galactic Republic
|demonym=Republic|activity_level=High
|stations=[[StarForge]]|government_type=Centralized constitutional republic|position_title1=Supreme Chancellor|position_title2=Chancellor|position_title3=Vicroy|position_name1=[[Ruinati0n]]|position_name2=[[Temu_]]|position_name3=Kn1ghtM4r3_Gamin, K05MC|foundation_date = March 1st 2026
|language=English
|motto="For the Republic. For Order. For Unity"}}

== Origins ==
'''NewCoruscant''' is a medium sized settlement led by [[Thrawn31|Ruinati0n]], based out of the former area known as the [[Imperial City]] on [[Ilius]]. It was renamed to Republic City name is an homage to The Galactic Republic formerly known as the Galactic Empire., a historical nation on the server previously run by [[D_Dazzle]], of which Thrawn31 was a leader. '''NewCoruscant''' is a reestablished settlement originally founded by Thrawn31. It was historically aligned with the Galactic Empire on two separate occasions and was at one time affiliated with the Lonestar community.

Following the ban of Thrawn31 in February 2026, both the settlement and its parent nation were purged. In the aftermath, NewCoruscant was rebuilt by representatives of Lonestar, marking the beginning of a new era defined by democratic governance and a shift away from centralized leadership. Today, the settlement stands as a symbol of continuity and reform, shaped by a new generation of players.

== Current Republic Era ==
Current Administration: Ruinati0n-Temu_

Goals: Focused on Development and Prosperity.

=== Ruinati0n-Temu_ Administration ===
March 1st 2026 - Present.

Supreme Chancellor: Ruinati0n

Chancellor: Temu_

==== Settlement Initatives ====
This administration represents the first republican system established in NewCoruscant, with formal elections planned but not yet held. Until then, governance operates under a provisional structure designed to guide the settlement through its reconstruction phase.

At the center of this system is the Supreme Chancellor, a temporary position tasked with overseeing the development and completion of NewCoruscant. This role shares authority with the Jedi Grandmaster, ensuring that leadership is not concentrated in a single office.

The Jedi Order serves as both an advisory body and a safeguarding force within the state. Composed of the most experienced and trusted members of NewCoruscant, the Jedi Council provides guidance on major decisions while upholding the principles of the Republic. Alongside this, a Jedi Academy has been established to train future members dedicated to protecting the community and maintaining stability.

Looking ahead, the administration has outlined plans to transition toward a fully representative system through the creation of a Senate, with elections intended to formalize leadership and distribute authority among the broader player base.

==== ARC Trooper Initiative ====
Under the direction of the Supreme Chancellor, the ARC Troopers initiative was established to develop and train a local militia for NewCoruscant. This force is intended to provide defense and security for the settlement during its rebuilding phase.

The militia operates under a structured chain of command, led by a Republic Admiral, followed by Republic Commanders, and then standard ARC Troopers. Each level is responsible for coordination, training, and operational readiness within the force.

ARC Troopers are specially trained units, focusing on both ground and aerial combat to ensure flexibility in defense and rapid response to threats.

== History ==
The origins of NewCoruscant go back to the days of the Galactic Empire trace back to March 24, 2025, when a break from Imperial Nova during the Vega–Nova War led to the formation of a new independent nation. What followed was a period of steady growth, as the Empire developed infrastructure and expanded through settlements such as NewCoruscant.

That period came to an abrupt end in February 2026, when the nation collapsed after the removal of its central leadership, triggering a full purge of its territories.

In the aftermath, former territories did not remain dormant for long. NewCoruscant emerged as the focal point of a broader rebuilding effort, led by a new wave of players seeking stability through shared governance rather than centralized control. Under the leadership of newly declared Supreme Chancellor Ruinati0n, the settlement was reorganized along democratic lines, marking a clear departure from its origins and the beginning of a new chapter. The subsequent weeks led to the establishment of a Republic on NewCoruscant.

== Republic City ==
Formerly known as Imperial City, the settlement began as a small outpost on the planet Ilius, claimed on April 27, 2025, with the goal of developing infrastructure. Its rapid growth and strategic potential soon led to its designation as the capital of the Galactic Empire on May 10, 2025.

In its current form, the settlement has moved beyond its origins. Under new leadership, it has undergone a series of expansion initiatives focused on growth, accessibility, and long-term sustainability, reflecting a broader shift in priorities from centralized control to community driven development.{{Navbox nations}}

2026-04-20T18:55:21Z

Nuir: Mercenary Contracts

These are unofficial but these are tasks players will do like hiring one another. The mercenary contracts are typically most visible when u have 2 people from the same nation fighting on opposite sides of a conflict both hired for money.

Players may typically say before a fight:

"I have a mercenary contract on you, so your ship will get sunk"

Other Variations may exsist