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--- starrangers:sectors [2014/04/08 20:30] – external edit 127.0.0.1
+++ starrangers:sectors [2018/07/31 23:23] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 ======Codes======
-Each Sector has a standard sector universal code (ssuc) that ranges from 0 to 11999.
+===== SSUC =====
+Each Sector has a standard sector universal code (ssuc) that ranges from 0 to 11999.
+===== SSSUC =====
 Each starsystem has a standard star system universal code (sssuc) that consists of the ssuc and the system number with 4 digits after it with a dash in between eg: 1033-0443 would be system 443 in the sector 1033.
+===== SPUC =====
 Each planet has standard planet universal code(spuc) that consists of the sssuc and the two digit planet number separated by a forward slash. eg: 1033-0443/02 would be third planet in system 443 in the sector 1033.
-Each moon has a standard moon universal code that consists of a spuc and a 4 digit moon code separated by a dash. 1033-0443/02-0000 would be the first moon of third planet in system 443 in the sector 1033.
+===== SMUC =====
+Each moon has a standard moon universal code(smuc) that consists of a spuc and a 4 digit moon code separated by a dash. 1033-0443/02-0000 would be the first moon of third planet in system 443 in the sector 1033.
+===== SNUC =====
 Each non planetary non moon object like comets and asteroids have a standard nonplanetary universal code (snuc), that consists of the sssuc and and the 5 digit object number separated by a dash.  eg: 1033-0443-04563 would be object 04563 in system 443 in the sector 1033.