Newcomer / Intro Engineering Question

[hawknerd]

I guess I just havent had to do it so far and so would like to ask about what happens at a remote workstation when you select say FSD and there are more than one with blueprints pinned. What happens? Do you further select the engineer you want to use? How does it work?

 

[GlowyHedgehog]

Editeed to remove wrong comment. My excuse, I've been out in the black for so long that I've fogotten how it works... (-;

 

[SlickPBW]

If you pin different blueprints from different engineers, then yes, you get a further choice to pick either/any.

 

[aRJay]

The remote engineering interface displays all the blueprints you have pinned for the modules currently in your ship, there is no indication of who the engineer was for those blueprints, other than you won't be able to engineer anything beyond your access level with that engineer.

 

[Simon Templar]

I guess I just havent had to do it so far and so would like to ask about what happens at a remote workstation when you select say FSD and there are more than one with blueprints pinned. What happens? Do you further select the engineer you want to use? How does it work?

You can pin one blueprint per engineer, but that can mean that you have more than one blueprint which could apply to a module, so you have to pick. For instance, you could pin dirty drives from one engineer, and clean drives from another. You could then choose when remote engineering a new ship which drives to go for.

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