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When I have gotten stuck like that in the past I just did the "forgot my password" and that bypassed the Captcha loop.

From the Starports book: "A Highport is a space station, maintaining a geo-synchronous orbit above a Downport. In essence, it is a spaceship that tends not to move – though it does, indeed, have a limited capacity to do so." In none of the examples does it have the description of an M drive...

I do think that one of the best advances out of the headset development is the gesture capture sensors. Starting back in 2015 with the magic touch (forget the actual product name can find it later if needed) and up to the newest ability to capture gestures I can see how using a pair of glasses...

I have a hunch that any system that has a spaceport has a large enough flow of traffic to have dedicated intra-system shipping Corps. I agree that micro-jumps are a system by system judgement call based on the goods being transported. Just in Time raw materials for manufacturing would go by...

I think the Army Vision Pro is more hype and experiment than real world use possibility. 1 - Cameras for pass through will never be as good as clear headset to look through. That is why the HoloLens versions have been thoroughly tested and preferred over goggles. 2 - Batteries are not up to...

Putting into a VTT works well too. Maps, Fog of War, all the ship data you need, etc. There are also timers you can use to force players to make more rapid decisions.

See also this long thread on cargo ship possibilities. https://forum.mongoosepublishing.com/threads/efficient-space-only-freighter-design.124592/

As an aside one good way of proof-reading things is to have the computer read it back to you out loud. Your hearing does not glance over mistakes that your reading does. It takes longer but your hear catches those awkward phrases and 'what did they say?"

I would go with the opposite. Cranes are built for X (largest) size and can be modified to work with smaller containers.

From what I have seen looking at things associated with these ideas it is the Shipping Container that was standardized first (1950's) and then flatbed and trailers adapted to fit the new standard.

Following up on this, I would be interested in selling for VTT on the various store fronts. The Forge for Fantasy Grounds would be my choice. Is there a time frame yet for the update to the licensing for those?

I do not know for certain. (I am not a lawyer, I just try to pay attention to these things) What I think is currently available for PDF sales (and PoD through DTRPG) TAS - exclusive to DTRPG, allowed to use Mongoose branding Community Content - allowed to use Mongoose branding, may or may not...

Also anything you publish on DriveThru stays there, you cannot sell it elsewhere, convert it to a different format (VTT is my intent) or just about anything else. By using an official program with Mongoose (other than TAS) that seems to maybe go away. But the details are hazy.

Technology finds a way....

I am not sure which is the case. Different documents have different numbers.

The Community Content Creators Program is an opportunity to share your original content with the rest of the publisher's community, while you make money at the same time. You set the price other fans will pay for your title. You then get a 50% royalty whenever your title sells. Your proceeds can...

From the Cargo Loading rates thread: https://forum.mongoosepublishing.com/threads/cargo-loading-rates.124326/post-968166 For a Type A Starport: Loading times of five minutes per ton are the norm – though specially equipped industrial hangers can reduce this to one minute per ton. That should...

Thank you for the updated way of naming PDF files. Just purchased some and noticed the new naming convention of appending the month and year to the end of the file name.

For a VTT output of tables as CSV files makes importing them very simple.

So each station is a standing desk? With a treadmill to stay in shape.