CD05-T01
Identity, authority, and the work now in scope
Consolidated current direction; baseline approved writing and confirmed references retained.
Read this topicThe field library / Edition 05
A world worth
understanding.
The complete creative direction, its working journeys, and the images behind them. Start with a topic. Follow a source. Keep the whole picture.
13current topics
49source chapters
59distinct visuals
11source texts
01 / Find a direction
Thirteen ways in.
A current reading map across every preserved chapter. Topic summaries introduce the source; they do not replace it.
13 topics · 49 chapters
CD05-T02
The player journey and the precise opening endpoint
The long arc and bounded First Playable are documented; implementation unverified.
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Earth's second geography and world-generation contract
The seven-realm creative atlas. Read alongside the current 672-level game column and 15 depth biomes.
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Settlements, authored adventures, and living regional activity
Authored settlement, custody, participation, pause, and recovery direction documented.
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Industry, materials, and progression through useful work
Ten bands and 66 functions documented as selectable breadth.
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The Explorer and the complete Tier 1 expedition
Explorer appearance confirmed; model dimensions, capacities, and operational details are proposals.
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The Moon as a sustained campaign
Full Moon campaign and three expeditions documented; visual detail selectively expanded in edition 05.
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Mars, field competence, and the regional home
Full Mars campaign and three expeditions documented; CEC01 remains conditional.
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Outer Worlds, Afterlight, and spacecraft breadth
Documented outer destinations and proposed Afterlight continuation retain their scope.
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Equipment, ecology, encounters, and sensory identity
Equipment, Earth ecology, encounter, and sensory catalogues documented; individual asset detail remains.
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Visual direction, reference evidence, and honest coverage
Baseline overview is delivered; detailed coverage is individually tracked.
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The short decision review and editorial reconciliations
Two Tier 1 production choices and conditional Mars life form the short review.
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Further detail with a concrete stopping point
Broader families have concrete future-detail entries, not blanket completion.
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The complete shelf.
All 49 chapters remain accessible. Search chapter names here, or use full-text search inside the reader.
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- 01The creative foundationPreserved source
- 02The complete player journeyPreserved source
- 03The vertical world specificationPreserved source
- 04World generation and the Earth atlasPreserved source
- 05OverworldPreserved source
- 06ShallowsPreserved source
- 07DeepwildsPreserved source
- 08UnderreachPreserved source
- 09AbyssPreserved source
- 10MantlePreserved source
- 11CorePreserved source
- 12Settlements and authored adventuresPreserved source
- 13Old ValleyPreserved source
- 14Residents and settlement systemsPreserved source
- 15Connected adventures and player experiencePreserved source
- 16Life ecology and encountersPreserved source
- 17Materials and the crafting economyPreserved source
- 18Tools equipment and preparationPreserved source
- 19Production transport and settlement technologyPreserved source
- 20Power fuel and the cost of travelPreserved source
- 21Space explorationPreserved source
- 22MoonPreserved source
- 23MarsPreserved source
- 24CeresPreserved source
- 25EuropaPreserved source
- 26IoPreserved source
- 27TitanPreserved source
- 28PlutoPreserved source
- 29Afterlight Spoiler warningPreserved source
- 30Cairn Spoiler warningPreserved source
- 31Morrow Spoiler warningPreserved source
- 32Spacecraft and orbital placesPreserved source
- 33Planetary materials and reference cataloguePreserved source
- 34Visual direction and the illustrated editionPreserved source
- 35Turning the creative direction into a future roadmapPreserved source
- 36Source records and terminologyPreserved source
- 37Industry and progressionPreserved source
- 38Machinery and industrial systemsPreserved source
- 39Production chains, balance, and machine progressionPreserved source
- 40Moon — complete destination planning expansionPreserved source
- 41Mars — complete destination planning expansionPreserved source
- 42Tier 1 space systems — complete first expeditionPreserved source
- 43First Playable — Old Valley, the Quarry, and the First WorkshopPreserved source
- 44Tier 1 — Model and Implementation SpecificationsPreserved source
- 45Illustrated overview — ten reading guidesPreserved source
- 46Current direction — a connected account of SUBSTELLAREdition 05 addition
- 47Worked progression — a powered workshop and the first lunar returnEdition 05 addition
- 48Occupied places and working machinery — a focused visual reviewEdition 05 addition
- 49The first tube and the view home — a complete first lunar expeditionEdition 05 addition
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03 / See the intent
A visual vocabulary.
59 distinct references, concept boards and editable diagrams. WebP previews and original images represent the same visual, not extra completed designs.
59 visuals
EAR01_H · Retained concept
Overworld — home and the first descent
The familiar surface remains the emotional center: blue water, a readable quarry, warm shelter, and a route into the Earth. Existing concept image, reused in this edition.
EAR03_H · Retained concept
Deepwilds — a living underground landscape
A shared atmosphere reference for vegetation, water, player scale, and warm maintained refuges. The complete written atlas retains quiet, sparse, wet, and dry variations beyond this image.
EAR05_H · Retained concept
Abyss — a refuge against the deep
Warm shelter and a maintained crossing establish a route through immense columns, dark water, and exposed ground. The other Abyss experiences remain individually named in the text and artwork backlog.
OV-EARTH · Retained concept
Earth — four more realm identities
Shallows, Underreach, Mantle, and Core receive an overview panel each. These are concept moods and example activities; the seven-realm diagram defines the relationships, and the complete text defines all 35 regional experiences.
OV-MOON · Retained concept
Moon — from the surface to Glassfall Vaults
A first foothold on a crater rim, a tethered shallow descent, a sheltered gallery habitat, and a deep glass survey. Surface and cave profiles are fictional game regions, with no implied breathable lunar caves.
OV-MARS · Retained concept
Mars — a frontier above and below ground
Windcut terrain and old drainage lead into Ochre Galleries, Brine Scarps, and Rootstone Chambers. Imported equipment supports the first expedition; local materials improve subsequent operations.
OV-OUTER · Retained concept
Ceres, Europa, Io, and Titan — four different expeditions
Anchored cargo work on fractured Ceres, a protected route beneath Europa’s ice, shielded thermal work on Io, and a raised harbor at Titan. These overview scenes establish distinct landscape and activity identities; detailed habitats, pressure interfaces, and machine designs remain separate tasks.
Beyond Sol · reveal this visualContains Afterlight, Cairn or Morrow details.
OV-FRONTIERS · Retained concept
Pluto, Cairn, and Morrow — distant frontiers
The quiet frozen edge of the Solar System, a fractured world of interpretation, and the living waters of Hearthsea. The observatory, bridge, and conservatory illustrate what the player builds to make each journey meaningful.
REF01 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
Off-white and pale gray stepped voxel rocket, narrow tall body, tiered pointed nose and antenna, orange horizontal bands, four splayed fins, dark square cockpit window, low white access hatch with black/yellow hazard stripes and small red controls, dark engine cluster.; Matching white/orange suit with dark blue visor, black/dark gray gloves and boots, square life-support backpack and colored chest/back controls.
REF02 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A Humble Beginning”
Same white/gray/orange stepped rocket and suit; four dark exhaust apertures visible from below.; A small pad and lattice gantry support the Earth launch setting.
REF03 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
Lunar outpost overview: matching rocket and suited player, pale terraced crater terrain, large Earth in sky.; White/orange habitat with lit doorway/steps, roof dish and mast, small workstations and crates, warm lamps and a Tier 1 flag.
REF04 · Confirmed reference
Untitled rocket access-hatch and launch-pad close-up
Close view of a white/orange weathered riveted rocket with open low hatch, warm interior, tall external access ladder, very large fins and dark engine bells.; Heavy pad masonry, yellow railings, exposed pipes, orange crates, warm lamps and adjacent workshop beneath forested mountains.
REF05 · Confirmed reference
Untitled rocket and launch-yard overview
Full weathered white/orange rocket at a mountain-lake industrial launch yard with sunset light.; Ringed-planet emblem on broad orange band; external ladder reaches an open low hatch.
REF06 · Confirmed reference
HORIZON SPACEWORKS / CONCEPT 2 / EARTH LAUNCH SITE
Tall smooth-panelled white rocket with black vertical/diagonal structure, orange bands and larger swept fins, beside a full gantry with access bridges.; Larger cockpit has dark wraparound glazing; single large central exhaust form visible from this angle.
REF07 · Confirmed reference
BEYOND THE BLOCKS / CONCEPT 3 / DEEP-SPACE ROCKET
Large heavy-lift multi-body rocket, dark charcoal structural bands, pale panels, cyan vertical/status lighting and multiple engine bells.; Central pointed craft with flanking boosters/modules; no orange-dominant T1 striping on hull.
REF08 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
Orthographic rocket and suit sheet with palette, details and scale comparison, matching the dominant white/orange T1 family.; Source has substantial nonopaque pixels and fully transparent background holes; retain transparency and provide a dark viewer background when displaying.
REF09 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / ROCKET ASSEMBLY STATION / “BUILD BIGGER THINGS”
Heavy square gray/white raised work platform with four strong feet/columns, orange vertical safety accents, corner clamps and orange center cross.; Small tilted blue control screen; active state illuminates orange rails/columns and surface.
REF10 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / PART FABRICATION TABLE
Pale rectangular industrial work surface with orange inset markings, dark mechanism beneath, heavy footings, tall orange/gray side posts and small blue terminal.; Active state warms to orange with small sparks; idle screen is blue.
REF11 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
Strongest rocket component/exploded-view source: separates stepped antenna/nose, command/cockpit region, upper tank, core body, four fins and four-engine cluster.; Hatch opens outward to warm lit interior with visible panels and depth.
REF12 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / PLAYER SPACE SUIT / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
White/light-gray squared helmet/body/limbs, orange stripe over helmet and on upper arms/lower legs, dark cuffed gloves and heavy boots.; Opaque dark navy blue visor with bright blue square reflection; no visible face on this T1 sheet.
REF13 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
Broad showcase combines white/orange rocket/suit hero render, ortho and detail tiles, launch experience strip and early-game material icons.; Fuel/load panel shows the player working beside lower hatch and a compact machine; no panel gives detailed fuel chemistry.
REF14 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
White/orange rocket and opaque-blue-visor suit, ortho top/bottom and close-ups, 9-block estimated height panel, launch sequence and Earth pad.; A small hazard-striped launch pad and dark gantry are visible in environmental panels.
REF15 · Confirmed reference
TIER 1 / EXPLORER ROCKET / “A HUMBLE BEGINNING”
Best overview of the full Tier 1 equipment/machine family alongside rocket, suit and complete round-trip journey.; Rocket Part is a pale rectangular structural component with dark perforations and orange detail; Rocket Engine is a dark cubic mechanism with orange top connector.
Beyond Sol · reveal this visualContains Afterlight, Cairn or Morrow details.
SVG-solar-system · Retained diagram
Solar System & destination atlas
The principal route is Earth, Moon, Mars, Europa, Titan, and Pluto. Ceres is an optional Interplanetary branch and Io an optional Deep-Space branch. The proposed Beyond Sol route continues to Cairn and Morrow in Afterlight. All eight Solar System planets are listed separately; Mercury, Venus, Uranus, and Neptune have further destination planning in the backlog. Jupiter and Saturn provide orbital scenery and access to their documented moons. The atlas is not to scale.
Beyond Sol · reveal this visualContains Afterlight, Cairn or Morrow details.
SVG-progression · Retained diagram
Progression: exploration & industry
IP00 Campcraft, IP01 Mechanical workshop and IP02 Powered workshop lead to an early IP03 Tier 1 flight preparation branch in Pale Horizon. That branch reaches IP06 Lunar industry without requiring the parallel IP04 Regional industry and IP05 Deep thermal and chemical work branch. IP07 Frontier industry supports Mars and optional Ceres; IP08 Outer-world systems supports Europa, Titan, Pluto and optional Io; IP09 Interstellar science supports Cairn and Morrow. The five journey families remain First Descent, Pale Horizon, Red Frontier, Outer Worlds and Beyond Sol. Industrial bands are not rocket tiers. Core, Heartglass, titanium, advanced chemical refining and nuclear power are not first-flight requirements.
SVG-earth-layers · Retained diagram
Earth: seven connected realms
Seven Earth realms are shown in order: Overworld, Shallows, Deepwilds, Underreach, Abyss, Mantle, and Core. Each lists all five named experiences and its anchor project. Irregular boundaries indicate conceptual transitions rather than literal geological strata or final block-height allocations. The established engineering envelope is 512 total block levels, from Y minus 192 through 319. Core is the fictional deep-crust Heart environment, not the literal center of Earth.
SVG-moon-layers · Retained diagram
Moon: surface, depths & a first foothold
The Moon has two surface experiences, Earthrise Rim and Shadow Basin, above connected Regolith Hollows, Basalt Galleries, and Glassfall Vaults. The diagram shows conceptual access, not literal geological layers. Roof openings can also connect the surface and galleries. Regolith Ceramic and Lunar Glass Filament improve habitation and instruments. The default first complete mission brings a working airlocked cabin and an Earth-carried EQ25 starter shelter, commissioned before the first committed descent. Equipment and protected return reserves come from Earth; caves are not automatically breathable.
SVG-mars-layers · Retained diagram
Mars: a regional journey into the depths
Mars has Windcut Tablelands and Buried Delta at the surface, with connected Ochre Galleries, Brine Scarps, and Rootstone Chambers below. These are fictional game-generation families rather than exact scientific strata. Weather and route planning lead to field camps and a Frontier Yard. Ferric Lattice and Brine Catalyst improve sustained operations. Optional mat-like life is not required for survival, resources, or missions.
SVG-settlement-cycle · Retained diagram
Settlements: from discovery to a working place
Old Valley retains five chapters: A place to stay with the guesthouse; The old crossing; The quarry; A working settlement including grain mill, workshop, and market preparation; and The first market. The project lifecycle is discover and inspect, contribute authorized materials, construct a stage, commission useful service, and choose further expansion. Managed projects, production, visitors and events operate only with eligible participants inside horizontal, vertical and dimension bounds, otherwise parking safely. Cargo reserves existing goods and progresses on arrival in the active receiving region, without restarting remote factories.
SVG-resources-equipment · Retained diagram
Resources → equipment → useful expeditions
Three parallel examples connect Earth materials, lunar materials, and Mars materials through processing, equipment, expeditions, and settlement benefits. Earth uses established metals, ceramics and cultivated fibres for serviceable tools and first planetary support. Regolith Ceramic and Lunar Glass Filament improve habitat parts, compact lights and instruments. Ferric Lattice and Brine Catalyst improve field frames, repairs and selected processing or habitat functions. Processing refers to the shared TEC machine families. These are relationship examples, not crafting recipes; first-arrival equipment uses earlier sources and essential supplies never require killing rare creatures.
ILL03-01 · New concept board
Old Valley — the opening route
Four illustrative views connect the warm guesthouse, authored crossing, practical quarry, and pale, rooted Copperwash return route.
ILL03-02 · New concept board
First workshop — materials into a useful service
A practical quarry workshop joins bench work, small-batch alloying, and a hand-operated cargo hoist; physical poses show idle, working, and waiting states.
ILL03-03 · New concept board
Early and regional machinery
Four representative functions show the physical language of forming, controlled steel batches, modest site power, and local loading.
ILL03-04 · New concept board
Advanced machinery — optional specialisation
Reaction, optical growth, composite production, and optional fusion research illustrate distinct advanced specialisations and visible service needs.
ILL03-05 · New concept board
Materials and ores — sources and handled samples
Six contrasting material families distinguish natural exposure from handled samples using grain, fracture, living origin, and restrained optical character.
ILL03-06 · New concept board
Tools and equipment — prepared exploration
Representative field equipment makes sampling, secured routes, dependable light, preserved finds, controlled excavation, and thermal preparation tangible.
ILL03-07 · New concept board
Creatures and encounters — observation and passage
Four creatures connect observation to safer shorelines, a shared crossing, a territorial landing, and a prepared water route.
ILL03-08 · New concept board
Plants, cultivation, and living habitats
Six living sources show recognizable habitats, preserved growing bases, and manageable cultivation for food, fibre, resin, and route lighting.
ILL-D01 · New diagram
Old Valley: a journey that returns to useful work
The route preserves the five-chapter Old Valley structure while showing the limited endpoint of the first playable. The orange return link connects the workshop improvement back to the existing quarry service.
ILL-D02 · New diagram
Project states: progress, interruption and custody
A conceptual state and custody map. Dashed interruption branches retain the same operation; resumption always depends on the relevant activity and clearance checks. Normal Minecraft simulation is outside this managed-project diagram.
ILL-D03 · New diagram
The first workshop: one batch, one useful improvement
Proposed playtest quantities are reproduced from the structured register. The iron route replaces the cradle cost. The diagram does not assign a new material recipe to the six-wall demonstration or imply the preparation allowance is shared by every player.
ILL-D04 · New diagram
Industry: material, power and freight stay legible
These selected paths explain how the catalogue functions fit together. They are not a mandatory sequence through all 66 machines, an exact recipe list, a power-capacity chart or an implementation claim.
ILL-D05 · New diagram
Earth: depth, lateral regions and return routes
The section emphasizes lateral overlap, supported refuges, route choices and transition space. Its graphic proportions are conceptual. The original seven-realm atlas remains the complete named-regional overview.
ILL-D06 · New diagram
Moon and Mars: prepared arrival, useful return
Each lane is an experience sequence, not a requirement to visit every listed region in one outing. Lunar first arrival and return need no Moon-built pad, local refinery or external console. Mars preserves useful nearby exploration for a player who delays rover assembly.
ILL-D07 · New diagram
Tier 1 assembly: parts become one persistent craft
Assembly is a documented product workflow. All stated workstation dimensions and the 12-block association distance are proposed defaults. Hardware roles are kept distinct from decorative meshes and from recipe quantities.
ILL-D08 · New diagram
Tier 1 services: separate envelopes, separate supplies
The proportional top view separates nominal body, fin, deck and site extents. The cabin stack is functional, not a measured floor plan. The pad's proposed 3-block maximum service height belongs to raised couplers; its deck remains 0.5 high. Fuel Pipe terminal adapters resolve the recorded grid/socket offsets within the existing pipe family.
ILL-U01 · New interface sheet
Construction interfaces
Illustrative layouts for UX01–UX03. The example guesthouse bills and stage stock follow FP-C01; a marked player chest blocks the crossing rather than being overwritten. Available, committed, built, and recoverable stock remain distinct. Values are planning examples.
ILL-U02 · New interface sheet
Community and return interfaces
Illustrative layouts for UX04–UX06. Managed activity needs eligible participants within the correct dimension and horizontal and vertical bounds. Contributions and shared construction are distinct from personal discoveries. The journal keeps Chapter 4 open after the limited first workshop service.
ILL-U03 · New interface sheet
Navigation and expedition interfaces
Illustrative layouts for UX07–UX08 and UX11. Navigation separates known routes from unexplored branches. The local walking trip uses early tools and ordinary light. The lunar itinerary requires a supported natural arrival and Earth-carried essentials; no lunar pad or refinery is assumed.
ILL-U04 · New interface sheet
Spacecraft and accessibility interfaces
Illustrative layouts for UX09–UX10 and UX12. The six committed Explorer stages follow T1-SPEC-06; the station controls an explicitly linked vehicle berth. Mission readiness names the immediate blocker and keeps return fuel and breathing reserves protected. Readable static states survive reduced motion and effects. Numeric fuel, oxygen, and cargo capacities are intentionally not invented.
CD05-A01 · Edition 05 concept board
Old Valley — a room becomes a home
Old Valley’s existing room becomes a dependable home: the retained bed, repaired entrance, assigned chest and modest common furnishings remain consistent across before, repair and occupied views.
CD05-A02 · Edition 05 concept board
Starter lunar refuge — clean interior and dust porch
An occupied starter lunar sleeping/service cell is paired with a later optional dust porch and stores. The commissioned cell and two-closure airlock establish the first usable refuge; the porch makes subsequent equipment service more convenient.
CD05-A03 · Edition 05 concept board
Forming press — visible material flow and service access
A forming-press variant of IND-M04 makes the physical work visible: supported stock enters from the feed side, formed plates and brackets collect separately, and the drive can be reached in a stopped service state. Reusable patterns organize shapes.
CD05-D01 · Edition 05 editable diagram
How the current direction relates to its sources
The current account groups the applicable sources for each topic while preserving artwork roles, older variants and unresolved decisions.
CD05-D02 · Edition 05 editable diagram
From the powered workshop to the first lunar return
Four independently prepared capabilities meet at commissioning. Returned lunar material expands useful options after the first complete expedition.
CD05-D03 · Edition 05 editable diagram
Mission stock, protected reserves and cargo
Independent symbolic accounts protect the return journey while keeping physical transfers and both cargo manifests coherent.
CD05-D04 · Edition 05 editable diagram
Two useful return points, two different boundaries
The guesthouse repairs an existing room; the lunar refuge commissions a defined supported cell and airlock. Both provide a clear return route, storage and an occupied place to rest.
CD05-D05 · Edition 05 editable diagram
Tier 1: the two production-form decisions
Review the Explorer candidate against preserved scale evidence, then compare the two stations by their distinct jobs and proposed working envelopes.
CD05-D06 · Edition 05 editable diagram
The first tube and the view home
The first lunar objective is complete at the accessible Basalt Gallery. Returning then is a full success; a short optional survey remains bounded by the checked equipment, route and reserves.
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04 / Keep the originals
Follow every thread.
The source files are preserved byte for byte. Downloads include the original reader, complete text, structured registers, artwork, and the supplied review records.
Original downloads contain the full creative direction, including Beyond Sol spoilers. The reader HTML uses its companion images; open the online reader for the complete illustrated experience. The catalogue lists every available source and review file.
approved36 chapters · 42,441 words
The creative foundation · The complete player journey · The vertical world specification · World generation and the Earth atlas · Overworld · Shallows · Deepwilds · Underreach · Abyss · Mantle · Core · Settlements and authored adventures · Old Valley · Residents and settlement systems · Connected adventures and player experience · Life ecology and encounters · Materials and the crafting economy · Tools equipment and preparation · Production transport and settlement technology · Power fuel and the cost of travel · Space exploration · Moon · Mars · Ceres · Europa · Io · Titan · Pluto · Afterlight · Cairn · Morrow · Spacecraft and orbital places · Planetary materials and reference catalogue · Visual direction and the illustrated edition · Turning the creative direction into a future roadmap · Source records and terminology
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industry3 chapters · 11,116 words
Industry and progression · Machinery and industrial systems · Production chains, balance, and machine progression
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moon mars2 chapters · 9,935 words
Moon — complete destination planning expansion · Mars — complete destination planning expansion
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Tier 1 space systems — complete first expedition
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first playable1 chapter · 8,502 words
First Playable — Old Valley, the Quarry, and the First Workshop
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tier1 models1 chapter · 8,130 words
Tier 1 — Model and Implementation Specifications
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illustrated1 chapter · 2,542 words
Illustrated overview — ten reading guides
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current direction1 chapter · 8,790 words
Current direction — a connected account of SUBSTELLAR
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worked progression1 chapter · 4,191 words
Worked progression — a powered workshop and the first lunar return
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occupied spaces1 chapter · 2,933 words
Occupied places and working machinery — a focused visual review
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lunar expedition1 chapter · 4,762 words
The first tube and the view home — a complete first lunar expedition
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