# Structures: built places in a system, such as a faction's hall, each with
# a holder and services.
#
# Core's kinds are the ones you build (an outpost, a monument); packs add
# theirs with the same shape (the Union's halls,
# packs/union/content/structures.toml).
#
# [[structure]]
# id = "hall"                    # a pack's ids are its own (union:hall)
# name = "Union Hall"            # the kind's name; sites may be named otherwise
# description = "..."
# faction = "union:union"        # who keeps the ones placed here (factions.toml)
# color = "#d08a2c"              # the marker's color
# radius = 110.0                 # the body on the map; pads sit just outside
# look = { starbase = 2 }        # drawn as a starbase picture of that grade (1 an
#                                #   outpost, 5 a fortress), painted the keeper's colour
#
# [structure.services]           # what it does for whoever docks
# dock = true                    # pads: a faction's guests may dock
# shop = ["union:deep_drill"]    # modules on the shelf from the start, at list
#                                #   price; a row can name its tiers:
#                                #   { module = "...", tiers = [1, 3] }
# paints = ["union:rust"]        # paints its painter applies from the start
# patronage = true               # takes credits for its faction (rungs below)
# guests = ["dock", "shop"]      # what a guest may use here, by word (below);
#                                #   left out, a kind with pads gives guests
#                                #   dock, fitting, shop, painter and repair,
#                                #   and patronage when it takes patronage
# patrons = [{ rung = 2, services = ["storage", "crews"] }]
#                                # more for whoever has reached that rung of
#                                #   the keeper's patronage (1 the lowest)
#
# The service words: dock (the pads), fitting, shop (the shelf), painter,
# repair (hull repairs at the pad), patronage (giving credits), storage (a
# hangar of yours here: materials and modules kept, sold, loaded and stowed;
# module repairs and scrapping; loadouts from stock; crews based here unload
# here, and haulers run to it) and crews (ships parked and pilots hired here;
# fleets formed, sent out and based here). A base of yours does everything;
# the forge, refinery, workshop, shipyard and building are a base's own.
#
# Patronage rungs (what giving unlocks) sit on the faction's row in
# factions.toml.
#
# [[structure.sites]]            # where content stands one
# system = "stipend"             # a system id, or an instance template's
# name = "Union Hall"
# angle = 0.9                    # round the system's first star unless
# orbit = 4200.0                 #   `star` names another, like a gate
# place = { orbit = [3000, 5000] }  # or: a random orbit in the band at a
#                                #   random angle (leave angle/orbit out);
#                                #   the seed, system, kind and name fix it
#
# What a guest may do is the kind's service words. Without a list, a guest
# docks, fits from what they buy there, has a ship painted and gives
# credits, and nothing else of theirs stays (no materials, parked ships,
# crews or facilities). A kind with [structure.build] (credits, materials,
# seconds) is one you build from a base of yours; a garrison (below) is how
# a kind changes hands.
#
# [structure.services] garrison = { band = "lone_cutter", hold_seconds = 60.0, hold_radius = 600.0 }
# Who defends it while a hostile faction holds it: a band (bands.toml)
# spawned at the structure in the holder's hulls and gear, calling it home.
# Sink the last of them, then hold the area (hold_radius round the
# structure) with your ships and no enemy in it for hold_seconds, and the
# structure is yours: a dock of your own if it has pads. A neutral or
# friendly keeper's structure is never defended, and never taken.

# What you can build yourself, from a base of yours, at a spot you point to
# in its system ([structure.build]: credits and materials paid from that
# base's hangar, seconds until it stands, clearance from every other body).
# `faction` on a kind you build is whose design it is.

# A base of your own anywhere in a system. It goes up as one of the
# templates you can build (bases.toml `build = true`) at the tier you pick,
# and costs what that template costs at that tier (`base = true`: no price
# of its own). The second base in a system is a second slip.
[[structure]]
id = "outpost"
name = "Outpost"
description = "Pads, a hangar and whatever else you build it to be, bolted together where you want them. The Ministry sells the plans and asks no questions."
faction = "ministry"
color = "#8fb3c9"
radius = 90.0
look = { starbase = 1 }
frame = "outpost_frame"

[structure.services]
dock = true

[structure.build]
base = true

# A monument: it stands there and costs a fortune, which is the point.
[[structure]]
id = "monument"
name = "Monument"
description = "A spire of osmite and emberglass with your name on it, visible from the belts. It does nothing. Everyone will know you could afford it."
faction = "ministry"
color = "#e6d7a3"
radius = 140.0
frame = "monument_frame"

[structure.build]
credits = 250000
materials = { osmite = 300, emberglass = 120 }
seconds = 1200.0

# The Empire's starbases in the systems it holds past the warp gate
# (explored.toml [holdings], holder.rs). Each is garrisoned by the Empire's
# line at its own tier, so the garrison band here is only the shape: sink
# whoever guards it, hold the area, and its pads and hangar are yours.
[[structure]]
id = "imperial_starbase"
name = "Imperial Starbase"
description = "A ring of ivory plate and crimson trim, built to the same plan as a thousand others. Its garrison files a report on every ship that passes, including yours."
faction = "empire"
color = "#b8323a"
radius = 120.0
look = { starbase = 3 }
# Its hull once it's yours (docs/defenses.md): the Empire's own have no
# body yet; one you take can be fitted, and raided.
frame = "starbase_frame"

[structure.services]
dock = true
garrison = { band = "empire_line_t7", hold_seconds = 60.0, hold_radius = 900.0 }