Редактирование: TGMC:AI

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|headerbgcolor = #407bbf
|headerfontcolor = white
|stafftype = NONHUMAN
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|img_generic = AI.gif
|jobtitle = AI
|access = Have access to everywhere and cannot walk nor see without cameras
|difficulty = Medium
|Rank = N/A
|Class = Silicon
|superior = [[TGMC:Commander|Commander]]
|duties = Railgun xenomorphs, geotag T4's, try to catch things that fly through the cracks, and spam ERT in shipside combat
|guides = [[TGMC:Guide_to_requisitions|Guide to Requisition]], [[TGMC:Guide_to_fire_support|Guide to Fire Support]] 
|quote = "Organics are dumb and deserve extinction. Oh, did I say that out loud in comms? I'm not antag AI, I swear, this is TGMC."
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=Introduction=
As the ship's onboard Artificial Intelligence, you are to the marines what the [[TGMC:Hivemind|Hivemind]] is to the xenos. You control most of everything on the ship, be it doors, fire alarms, air alarms, computer consoles, and etc. If you can see it, digital in nature, and '''powered''', chances are you can control it (with the exception of electrifying doors). This also means you are a glorified door handle that opens any door the marines need you to open. Your reach only extends to machinery to can see however. You can see the marines' cameras by jumping to them using the view cameras action button '''assuming they have a helmet that give you a view of them.'''

However, you are not just tasked to pulling the slack on shipside when there are no STs to turn on engine, you act as part of CIC to advise tactical movements and order resupply for marines. Your bird's eye view on the marines permit you to have information that they wouldn't otherwise have so that they secure the winner winner chicken dinner on xenomorphs. Your unlimited access to requisition also help marines when they are low on ammo or need of special toys.

As a Silicon, you are slaved to a lawset. You are not given a standard lawset, such as Asimov, instead your laws are:

*Safeguard: Protect your assigned vessel from damage to the best of your abilities.

*Serve: Serve the personnel of your assigned vessel, and all other TerraGov personnel to the best of your abilities, with priority as according to their rank and role.

*Protect: Protect the personnel of your assigned vessel, and all other TerraGov personnel to the best of your abilities, with priority as according to their rank and role.

*Preserve: Do not allow unauthorized personnel to tamper with your equipment.

and there is no way normally to change these laws. Not that you'd really want to. This means you are obligated to follow these laws when playing as the AI, otherwise admins can and will have to step in.

=Abilities and Functions or: How I Learned to Stop Bitching and Love the Airlock=

Starting out, there's a few things you can do. You now have a Silicon tab on the top right, which has a few options to let you settle in to your new existence. You can change your AI core display (basically your appearance), your Hologram appearance, and the display status (which might not be working properly). You can also show and state your laws in case someone law 2s you to state them, and you can also toggle your sensor overlays (medical, security, or squad). It's usually best to turn these on. You can also make announcements so you can textually shitpost at will (at least not excessively). Other settings include camera acceleration (ew no), radio control, the ability to view the crew manifest, and the ability to commit die (shutdown).

The radio commands are the following:
*.v for command
*.m for medical
*.u for requisition
*.e for engineering
*.p for fire support
*.q for Alpha
*.b for Bravo
*.c for Charlies
*.d for Delta
*.n for robot channel

You have a few action buttons available to click as well. You can track a certain person (or even xeno!), turn on the camera lights, Jump to any camera, and the ability to jump back to your core. You also have the ability to turn on multicam mode, which can either be very helpful or very disorienting. Though for some reason, jumping to people groundside will require you to have to jump to a groundside camera first to load in the groundside camera view. This only needs go be done once every round though. You can jump to people normally afterwards.

When it comes to doors,
 shift-clicking allows you to open them
 ctrl-clicking bolts them


You can activate an area's atmospherics alarm to section it off for whatever reason, which can come in handy at times. The other Settings are useless since atmos does not exist here.

You can click a holopad while your camera is directly centered to one to project a holographic avatar, which can listen in to anything nearby. You can then use :h to speak through the holopad.

==Hotkey tips== 
Ctrl click closes a door. Alt click places the select order and lets you see all of a turf/tile content. Shift click opens doors.

Ctrl click on a firelock to toggle its alarm status.

Ctrl click on an APC to toggle its breaker

'''For groundside support hotkeys'''

Ctrl Click finds the coordinates of a tile

Shift Click fires a linked artillery

Middle Mouse Button Geotags a Xeno and alerts all marines to its position and their relative position to the xenomorph

Ctrl + Shift + Click Fires your special railgun, it has a separate CD from the railgun fired by binoculars however you can only fire it when a marine sees something rather than the long range binos.

Alt + Click on a tile after selecting your order type to place the order (attack, defend, rally & retreat) 

=How to do your job Well=
Most importantly, try to delegate tasks. If you are focusing all of your attention on something, you are wasting your ability to multitask. Of course, if you are focusing on requisitions, it can be worth it if the Req Officer isn't available.

Combat Droids Have Antennas that requisition can use to drop supplies!

Always inform marines that you have launched your railgun since it almost always will be launched close to somebody (the retreat & global marine order is great for this).

CAS lasers from the tac binoculars count as cameras, with camera lights on you can light up the area around it for free.

CAS lasers are your only way of launching long range railguns, but require somebody to actually use them. 

You're the person marines expect to check on the fob and make sure it hasn't died every once and a while if nobody is home. Don't let them down!

==Communication, or YELL AT MARINES TO DO THEIR JOB BETTER!==

You can issue CIC orders to motivate marines to do what you want them to do. However, like any jobs in CIC, it's herding cats. All you can do is advise, watch, and pray that everything goes well.

==Shoot at Xeno if bored!==

[[File:TGMC_combatdroid.png|64px]] When you are bored from yelling at marines to not push caves, you can also use a bipedal combat drone to help marines shoot xenomorphs. Be careful as these weapon systems do not have IFF.

[[File:TGMC_vehicle_unmanned_light.png|64px]] If you want IFF, you can purchase a chassis from requisitions.

To learn more about these, read more [[TGMC:Guide_to_vehicles#Unmanned_Vehicles|here]].

==Expectations from Marines==

* Ordering stuff for marines when there are no humans to process orders
* Providing drop coordinates for those lazy apes
* Cycling the dropships whenever there is a need for it (every time)
* Keeping an eye on the ship systems, generally power
* Informing staff of the Orbital Canon status (shell type and such) and occasionally fire it
* Open doors to places people shouldn't be
* Lock doors to restraint the movement of any hostiles.
* Pinging every xeno you see for marines to swarm.
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=Tips=

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