Modding in vanilla Stations of Glorious (dublin) and Ryuku (tohoku)

Ryuku can be made into a fully functioning station fairly easily, but, Glourious, Benford, Baxter & BS Osiris are all spawned by scripts and dont actually exist as such before or after the missions that they are in - sole purpose as a mission object. You would have to write their properties into the system ini files. it would also break SP gameflow if you are still using that. Not sure about storage on stations. there is a store.dll for flhook which uses storage depots as nodes - but thats MP only.

Unfortunately, there’s no way to make dynamic storage where you can store your own items. The only place in the game that holds what you pick up is your ship, which stores everything loosely when it’s unequipped.

If you want to get into modding, I suppose you could just keep track of what you own, make a station and give it a Trader NPC that sells copies of those items. Since you wanted them to be 0 (free) you’d have to double-up on existing items by making copies that had a price of 0.

So, let’s say you wanted to ‘store’ a Justice Mk I. You would make a copy of li_gun01_mark01, give it a price of 0 and a new nickname, then sell it at that Trader NPC. You’d then dispose of your one in-game manually for self-imposed balance.

That would be a bit hacky and messy, though it would achieve what you want - having everything you own sold back to you whenever you wanted for $0, as many times as you needed. You’d just need to update the mod yourself with the items whenever you wanted to ‘store’ them.

I think you could use the extra ships available in Console to do that. Park your ship at the unused base, hitch a ride to buy another ship (which makes no sense given the base is abandoned, but anyway), then xfer equipment between them.

Is my readme really that bad?

Copy [c]console.dll[/c] to your Freelancer [c]EXE[/c] directory.

Edit [c]dacom.ini[/c], add a new line with [c]console.dll[/c] at the end of [c][Llibraries][/c] (after [c]flmaterials.dll[/c] or [c]jflp.dll[/c]).

Now within your game you can press Enter to bring up the chat interface; type [c]help[/c] for a list of commands.

[c]park[/c] will store your current ship on the current base.

[c]hitch[/c] will move you to another base (hitch a ride, since you now have no ship, if there’s no ship dealer on this base, or you don’t want its ships).

Once you’ve got another ship, and are back in the base where you parked your old one, [c]xfer[/c] will allow you to transfer equipment between the two ships.

Glad you got it all working! Sorry, did not know you meant in Discovery, I thought you meant Vanilla FL. We are all helpful here, so stop by any time. Modding FL is fun, you should come learn