Transportation - Revision history

RandomX: Brought videos to the wiki so they don't get lost when imgur decides to retire them. A few minor text changes.

2024-10-30T18:10:05Z

Brought videos to the wiki so they don't get lost when imgur decides to retire them. A few minor text changes.

Sprung at 21:55, 28 July 2024

2024-07-28T21:55:32Z

RandomX: Removed the bugs section (to a comment for now).

2021-11-08T19:23:49Z

Removed the bugs section (to a comment for now).

Mach56: /* Mass and Capacity */ A unit's mass is not equal to its cost, it is arbitrary.

2021-11-08T11:03:26Z

Mass and Capacity: A unit's mass is not equal to its cost, it is arbitrary.

RandomX: Unlinked Transport AI, deemphasized some headings, reworded and moved around notes. Not sure what to do with the "bugs" section yet (seems out of place).

2021-11-07T22:39:25Z

Unlinked Transport AI, deemphasized some headings, reworded and moved around notes. Not sure what to do with the "bugs" section yet (seems out of place).

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Mach56: /* Mass and Capacity */ Changed metal cost back to mass, and added a note that mass is equal to metal cost.

2021-10-30T12:51:22Z

Mass and Capacity: Changed metal cost back to mass, and added a note that mass is equal to metal cost.

Mach56: /* Mass and Capacity */

2021-10-30T12:46:45Z

Mass and Capacity

RandomX: Fixed video.

2020-07-04T19:56:30Z

Fixed video.

UlTima RaTio: Added videos on ferry routes (as promised).

2020-04-26T18:54:22Z

Added videos on ferry routes (as promised).

RandomX: Fixed a couple of links, minor cosmetic changes.

2020-04-21T19:52:20Z

Fixed a couple of links, minor cosmetic changes.

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 === Loading ===
 Transports can pick up any valid <em>stationary</em> unit, including stunned enemies. They have to physically lower themselves onto a unit to pick it up. This process can take a few seconds, depending on the target. There are two ways to load units:
-# Issue the [[Load Command|'''Load''']] command (hotkey {{key press|L}}) to a transport to load the target unit. This command is generally available as a right-click context command. Issue an area command with by clicking and dragging to tell multiple transports to load a group of units.
+# Issue the [[Load Command|'''Load''']] command (hotkey {{key press|L}}) to a transport to load the target unit. This command is generally available as a right-click context command. Issue an area command by clicking and dragging to tell multiple transports to load a group of units.
-# Select a mixed selection of transports and ground units and issue the '''Load Selected Units''' command (double-tap {{key press|L}}) to have the transports load the selected units. Idle units will be loaded into the transports while units with orders will be loaded and transported to the end of their order queue.
+# Select a mixed selection of transports and ground units and issue the '''Load Selected Units''' command (double-tap {{key press|L}}) to have the transports load the selected units. Idle units will be loaded into the transports, while units with orders will be loaded and transported to the end of their order queue.
 === Unloading ===
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 == Transport AI ==
-'''Transport AI''' can be toggled with the unit AI state toggle (<img src="//raw.githubusercontent.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/master/LuaUI/Images/commands/states/bulb_on.png" height="18">) on transports.
+'''Transport AI''' can be toggled with the unit AI state toggle ([[File:Bulb on.png|18px|alt=light bulb]]) on transports.
 Transports can be set to [[Guard Command|guard]] a factory to automatically pick up newly created units and drop them off at the end of the rally queue.
-There are two queueable commands: ''Embark'' [[File:Embark.png|18px]] and ''Disembark'' [[File:Disembark.png|18px]]&mdash;these commands appear on transportable land units and factories when you build your first air transport.
+There are two queueable commands: ''Embark'' [[File:Embark.png|18px]] and ''Disembark'' [[File:Disembark.png|18px]]—these commands appear on transportable land units and factories when you build your first air transport.
-*'''Embark'''&mdash;wait for transport to pick me up. Transports called by the ''Embark'' command will return to the spot where they took the unit using the same path.
+*'''Embark'''—wait for transport to pick me up. Transports called by the ''Embark'' command will return to the spot where they took the unit using the same path.
-*'''Disembark'''&mdash;safely exit and from the transport.
+*'''Disembark'''—safely exit from the transport.
 === Benefit ===
-A transport might skip some units because it finds it pointless to transport them. It takes several things into account&mdash;distance of transport from unit, planned unit path, unit speed, transport speed, transport land times, terrain height differences&mdash;all of this is used to estimate the "benefit" of transporting a given unit with the air transport.
+A transport might skip some units because it finds it pointless to transport them. It takes several things into account—distance of transport from unit, planned unit path, unit speed, transport speed, transport land times, terrain height differences—all of this is used to estimate the "benefit" of transporting a given unit with the air transport.
-'''Benefit''' is the number of seconds saved by using a transport. It transports units only if benefit is greater than five seconds and in the order of benefit (slowest units will be transported first, fast units might be ignored completely). The exception to this is the ''Embark'' command, which serves as "priority" transport&mdash;units waiting with the ''Embark'' command will be served first.
+'''Benefit''' is the number of seconds saved by using a transport. It transports units only if benefit is greater than five seconds and in the order of benefit (slowest units will be transported first, while fast units might be ignored completely). The exception to this is the ''Embark'' command, which serves as "priority" transport—units waiting with the ''Embark'' command will be served first.
 === Possible uses ===
-# Give bot factory waypoints through safe area next to the current battlefield.
+; Give bot factory waypoints through safe area next to the current battlefield.
-#* Result: Units walk along these waypoints and if there are idle transports they will pick them up and transport them to their destination.
+: Result: Units walk along these waypoints, and, if there are idle transports, they will pick them up and transport them to their destination.
-# Give factory waypoint to ally's base entrance followed by [[Patrol Command|patrol]].
+; Give factory waypoint to ally's base entrance, followed by [[Patrol Command|patrol]].
-#* Result: Units walk there and if transport nearby it will pick it up, drop it off and the unit will start patrolling.
+: Result: Units walk there, and, if transport is nearby, it will pick them up, drop them off, and the units will start patrolling.
-# Give factory a move order near your base, ''Embark'', then move to an impassable mountain.
+; Give factory a move order near your base, ''Embark'', then move to an impassable mountain.
-#* Result: Units will emerge from factory and enter ''Embark'' mode&mdash;they will stand there and wait for transport to get them to the mountain.
+: Result: Units will emerge from factory and enter ''Embark'' mode—they will stand there and wait for transport to get them to the mountain.
-# Select crawling bombs, click to move to enemy base then click ''Embark''.
+; Select crawling bombs, click to move to enemy base, then click ''Embark''.
-#* Result: Bombs will stop and wait for transports, transports will carry them to enemy base.
+: Result: Bombs will stop and wait for transports, and transports will carry them to enemy base.
-# Select Dantes, give them move commands across air safe areas, followed by disembark from behind the base spot and move to enemy base. Then click ''Embark''.
+; Select Dantes, give them move commands across safe areas, followed by disembark from behind the base spot, and move to enemy base. Then click ''Embark''.
-#* Result: Dantes will stop and wait for transports. Transport will carry them along the waypoints to back of enemy base, unload them. From there, Dantes will continue on foot.
+: Result: Dantes will stop and wait for transports. Transport will carry them along the waypoints to back of enemy base and unload them. From there, Dantes will continue on foot.
 == Ferry routes ==
-Ferry routes automate transports to travel units across a set path to a destination. The <abbr title="user interface">UI</abbr> for creating ferry routes is (by default) in the upper left corner bar next to ''retreat and repair''. The symbol is a red circle with a ray pointing out of it to the right ([[File:Ferry.png|18px]]). To create a ferry route, first left-click the ferry route button, next left-click the start location of your ferry route, then left-click the destination. A ferry route does not have to be just a straight line. The path to take can twist and turn all you like by holding {{key press|Shift}} and left-clicking between the starting area and destination. Your ferry route will appear as a hard red circle indicating the start and a line directing out of that circle towards the destination.
+Ferry routes automate transports to travel units across a set path to a destination. The <abbr title="user interface">UI</abbr> for creating ferry routes is (by default) in the upper left corner bar next to ''retreat and repair''. The symbol is a red circle with a ray pointing out of it to the right ([[File:Ferry.png|18px]]).
 Transports return to the spot where they took a unit using the same path.
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/XHY0vP7.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+[[File:Route edit.mp4|left|upright=1.3]] You can even edit your ferry route by clicking the ferry route button, holding {{key press|Shift}} and clicking where you placed a start, end, or corner to select it, and then clicking where you want that point to be.{{clear}}
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/SHFhe68.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+[[File:Route del.mp4|left|upright=1.3]] To remove a ferry route, click the ferry route button and left-click a start location.{{clear}}
-Now that you have your ferry route, it's time to put it to use! Assign transports to the ferry route by issuing a move command into the start circle. The transports will now stay within a short distance of the start, even if you try and move them away, waiting for units. Take a unit you want to ferry and issue a move order into the circle. Once the unit is in the circle, it will wait for a transport to pick it up and move it to the end of the ferry route. You can shift queue commands for the unit, and it will follow the commands after arrival at the destination.
+Now that you have your ferry route, it's time to put it to use! Assign transports to the ferry route by issuing a move command into the start circle. The transports will now stay within a short distance of the start, even if you try to move them away, waiting for units. Take a unit you want to ferry and issue a move order into the circle. Once the unit is in the circle, it will wait for a transport to pick it up and move it to the end of the ferry route. You can {{key press|Shift}}-queue commands for the unit, and it will follow the commands after arrival at the destination.
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/No0wGkg.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+[[File:Route exec.mp4|upright=2]]
 Potential uses for ferry routes:
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 *You can set your factory's waypoint to the ferry route start, and units will wait for transports to ferry them.
-While automated, ferry routes require periodical check-ups. Under certain circumstances, a unit may end up waiting to be transported forever. Also, units waiting for transports may enter the [[Wait Command|Wait]] state, denoted by an hourglass icon above the unit, which will prevent them from defending themselves.
+Although the ferry routes are automated, they still require regular oversight. Under certain circumstances, a unit may end up waiting to be transported forever. Also, units waiting for transports may enter the [[Wait Command|Wait]] state, denoted by an hourglass icon above the unit, which will prevent them from defending themselves.
 <!--There are a few bugs with the system, such as if you assign a transport to a ferry route one time it may be unable to ever be assigned to a different ferry route, sometimes units won't seen to call for transports when they are in the start circle. if you have a gunship plant's rally point in a ferry route, the transports will wait for transport instead of being added to the ferry route, so you need to manually move them into the circle. There seem to be cases where there are both units and transports at the start location, but the units wait for a transport that is already off on it's ferry mission to come back and pick them up, which is undesired. Somehow, units seem to wait for a transport outside the circle, and thus never get a transport to pick them up. If a unit is waiting and not picked up, it will never get assigned a wait command when issuing a move command into the circle, and if you want it to be ferried, you must manually issue a wait command on the unit while it is inside the ferry circle. If the <abbr title="landing zone">LZ</abbr> is cluttered with units at the end of the ferry, transports will get stuck and not place units down, instead just holding them hostage over the end point. All in all, while automated, ferry routes require periodical check-ups.-->
 {{Navbox manual}}

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 Transports can pick up and carry a single unit at a time.
-[[Charon]] can carry '''light''' and '''medium''' units while [[Hercules]] can carry any transportable unit. Transports cannot carry air units or the ship Striders [[Shogun]] and [[Reef]]. A unit's transportability depends on its metal cost. Light units are units below or equal to 500 metal, medium units are between 501 and 1000 metal, and heavy units are everything else. A unit's transportability and mass can be viewed in an information window by {{key press|Space}}-clicking on the unit.
+[[Charon]] can carry '''light''' and '''medium''' units while [[Hercules]] can carry any transportable unit. Transports cannot carry air units. A unit's transportability depends on its metal cost. Light units are units below or equal to 500 metal, medium units are between 501 and 1000 metal, and heavy units are everything else. A unit's transportability and mass can be viewed in an information window by {{key press|Space}}-clicking on the unit.
 Laden transports have a speed penalty depending on the mass of their cargo. Transports receive no additional speed penalty for transporting units up to their own mass, otherwise, they have a speed modifier of {{frac|2 &times; <var>selfMass</var>|{{expr|<var>selfMass</var> + <var>cargoMass</var>}}}}<!--<code>2*selfMass / (selfMass + cargoMass)</code>-->.

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 == Transport AI ==
-'''Transport AI''' can be toggled with the unit AI state toggle (<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/master/LuaUI/Images/commands/states/bulb_on.png" height="18">) on transports.
+'''Transport AI''' can be toggled with the unit AI state toggle (<img src="//raw.githubusercontent.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/master/LuaUI/Images/commands/states/bulb_on.png" height="18">) on transports.
 Transports can be set to [[Guard Command|guard]] a factory to automatically pick up newly created units and drop them off at the end of the rally queue.
 There are two queueable commands: ''Embark'' [[File:Embark.png|18px]] and ''Disembark'' [[File:Disembark.png|18px]]&mdash;these commands appear on transportable land units and factories when you build your first air transport.
-*'''Embark'''&mdash;wait for transport to pick me up. Transportes called by the ''Embark'' command will return to the spot where they took the unit using the same path.
+*'''Embark'''&mdash;wait for transport to pick me up. Transports called by the ''Embark'' command will return to the spot where they took the unit using the same path.
 *'''Disembark'''&mdash;safely exit and from the transport.
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 #* Result: Bombs will stop and wait for transports, transports will carry them to enemy base.
 # Select Dantes, give them move commands across air safe areas, followed by disembark from behind the base spot and move to enemy base. Then click ''Embark''.
-#* Result: Dantes will stop and wait for transports. Transport will carry them along the waypoints to back of enemy base, unload them. From there Dantes will continue on foot.
+#* Result: Dantes will stop and wait for transports. Transport will carry them along the waypoints to back of enemy base, unload them. From there, Dantes will continue on foot.
 == Ferry routes ==
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 Transports return to the spot where they took a unit using the same path.
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/XHY0vP7.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/XHY0vP7.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 You can even edit your ferry route by clicking the ferry route button, holding {{key press|Shift}} and clicking where you placed a start, end, or corner to select it, and then clicking where you want that point to be.
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/WC2qb03.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/WC2qb03.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 To remove a ferry route, click the ferry route button and left-click a start location.
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/SHFhe68.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/SHFhe68.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 Now that you have your ferry route, it's time to put it to use! Assign transports to the ferry route by issuing a move command into the start circle. The transports will now stay within a short distance of the start, even if you try and move them away, waiting for units. Take a unit you want to ferry and issue a move order into the circle. Once the unit is in the circle, it will wait for a transport to pick it up and move it to the end of the ferry route. You can shift queue commands for the unit, and it will follow the commands after arrival at the destination.
-<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/No0wGkg.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="//i.imgur.com/No0wGkg.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 Potential uses for ferry routes:
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 *You can set your factory's waypoint to the ferry route start, and units will wait for transports to ferry them.
-There are a few bugs with the system, such as if you assign a transport to a ferry route one time it may be unable to ever be assigned to a different ferry route, sometimes units won't seen to call for transports when they are in the start circle. if you have a gunship plant's rally point in a ferry route, the transports will wait for transport instead of being added to the ferry route, so you need to manually move them into the circle. There seem to be cases where there are both units and transports at the start location, but the units wait for a transport that is already off on it's ferry mission to come back and pick them up, which is undesired. Somehow, units seem to wait for a transport outside the circle, and thus never get a transport to pick them up. If a unit is waiting and not picked up, it will never get assigned a wait command when issuing a move command into the circle, and if you want it to be ferried, you must manually issue a wait command on the unit while it is inside the ferry circle. If the <abbr title="landing zone">LZ</abbr> is cluttered with units at the end of the ferry, transports will get stuck and not place units down, instead just holding them hostage over the end point. All in all, while automated, ferry routes require periodical check-ups.
+While automated, ferry routes require periodical check-ups. Under certain circumstances, a unit may end up waiting to be transported forever. Also, units waiting for transports may enter the [[Wait Command|Wait]] state, denoted by an hourglass icon above the unit, which will prevent them from defending themselves.
 {{Navbox manual}}

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 === Mass and Capacity ===
-Transports can pick up and carry a single unit at a time. A unit's mass is equal to its cost, so more expensive units are also heavier.
+Transports can pick up and carry a single unit at a time.
-[[Charon]] can carry '''light''' and '''medium''' units while [[Hercules]] can carry any transportable unit. Transports cannot carry air units or the ship Striders [[Shogun]] and [[Reef]]. Light units are units below or equal to 500 mass, medium units are between 501 and 1000 mass, and heavy units are everything else. A unit's transportability and mass can be viewed in an information window by {{key press|Space}}-clicking on the unit.
+[[Charon]] can carry '''light''' and '''medium''' units while [[Hercules]] can carry any transportable unit. Transports cannot carry air units or the ship Striders [[Shogun]] and [[Reef]]. A unit's transportability depends on its metal cost. Light units are units below or equal to 500 metal, medium units are between 501 and 1000 metal, and heavy units are everything else. A unit's transportability and mass can be viewed in an information window by {{key press|Space}}-clicking on the unit.
 Laden transports have a speed penalty depending on the mass of their cargo. Transports receive no additional speed penalty for transporting units up to their own mass, otherwise, they have a speed modifier of {{frac|2 &times; <var>selfMass</var>|{{expr|<var>selfMass</var> + <var>cargoMass</var>}}}}<!--<code>2*selfMass / (selfMass + cargoMass)</code>-->.

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 === Mass and Capacity ===
-Transports can pick up and carry a single unit at a time.
+Transports can pick up and carry a single unit at a time. A unit's mass is equal to its cost, so more expensive units are also heavier.
-[[Charon]] can carry '''light''' and '''medium''' units while [[Hercules]] can carry any transportable unit. Transports cannot carry air units or the ship Striders: [[Shogun]] and [[Reef]]. Light units are units below or equal to 500 metal, medium units are between 501 and 1000 metal, and heavy units are everything else. A unit's transportability and mass can be viewed in an information window by Space+Clicking on the unit.
+[[Charon]] can carry '''light''' and '''medium''' units while [[Hercules]] can carry any transportable unit. Transports cannot carry air units or the ship Striders: [[Shogun]] and [[Reef]]. Light units are units below or equal to 500 mass, medium units are between 501 and 1000 mass, and heavy units are everything else. A unit's transportability and mass can be viewed in an information window by Space+Clicking on the unit.
-Laden transports have a speed penalty depending on the metal cost of their cargo. Transports receive no additonal speed penalty for transporting units up to their own mass, otherwise, they have a speed modifier of <code>2*selfMass / (selfMass + cargoMass)</code>.
+Laden transports have a speed penalty depending on the mass of their cargo. Transports receive no additional speed penalty for transporting units up to their own mass, otherwise, they have a speed modifier of <code>2*selfMass / (selfMass + cargoMass)</code>.
 === Loading ===

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 # Select crawling bombs, click to move to enemy base then click ''Embark''.
 #* Result: Bombs will stop and wait for transports, transports will carry them to enemy base.
 # Select Dantes, give them move commands across air safe areas, followed by disembark from behind the base spot and move to enemy base. Then click ''Embark''.
 #* Result: Dantes will stop and wait for transports. Transport will carry them along the waypoints to back of enemy base, unload them. From there Dantes will continue on foot.
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 = '''Ferry routes''' =
 Ferry routes automate transports to travel units across a set path to a destination. The UI for creating ferry routes is (by default) in the upper left corner bar next to retreat and repair. The symbol is a red circle with a ray pointing out of it to the right ([[File:Ferry.png|18px]]). To create a ferry route, first left click the ferry route button, next left click the start location of your ferry route, then left click the destination. A ferry route does not have to be just a straight line, the path to take can twist and turn all you like by holding shift and left clicking between setting the start and destination. Your ferry route will appear as a hard red circle indicating the start and a line directing out of that circle towards the end.
-<html5media width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true">https://i.imgur.com/XHY0vP7.mp4</html5media>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/XHY0vP7.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 You can even edit your ferry route, by clicking the ferry route button, hold shift and click on anyplace you placed a start, end, or corner to select it, and then click where you want that point to be.
-<html5media width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true">https://i.imgur.com/WC2qb03.mp4</html5media>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/WC2qb03.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 To remove a ferry route, click the ferry route button and left click a start location.
-<html5media width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true">https://i.imgur.com/SHFhe68.mp4</html5media>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/SHFhe68.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 Now that you have your ferry route, it's time to put it to use! Assign transports to the ferry route by issuing a move command into the start circle. The transtports will now stay within a short distance of the start, even if you try and move them away, waiting for units. take a unit you want to ferry, and issue a move order into the circle. Once the unit is in the circle, it will wait for a transport to pick it up and move it to the end of the ferry route. you can shift queue commands for the unit and it will follow the commands after the transport.
-<html5media width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true">https://i.imgur.com/No0wGkg.mp4</html5media>
+<htmltag tagname="video" width="560" height="320" loop="true" autoplay="true" src="https://i.imgur.com/No0wGkg.mp4" controls="true"></htmltag>
 Potential uses for ferry routes are to move a large army around static anti-air cover to far locations, as the transports will follow the route both to and from the location. You can set your factory's way-point to the ferry route start, and units will wait for transports to ferry them.

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 = '''Transport AI''' =
 [[Transport AI|'''Transport AI''']] can be toggled with the unit AI state toggle (<img src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ZeroK-RTS/Zero-K/master/LuaUI/Images/commands/states/bulb_on.png" height='18' align="center" />) on transports. It has a few different aspects:
-* Transports can be set to [[guard command|guard]] a factory to automatically pick up newly created units and drop them off at the end of the rally queue.
+* Transports can be set to [[Guard Command|guard]] a factory to automatically pick up newly created units and drop them off at the end of the rally queue.
-* Two queueable commands: ''Embark'' [[File:Embark.png|18px]] and ''Disembark'' [[File:Disembark.png|18px]] - these commands appear on transportable land units and factories when you build your first air transport. '''Embark''' = wait for transport to pick me up. '''Disembark* = disembark from transport
+* Two queueable commands: ''Embark'' [[File:Embark.png|18px]] and ''Disembark'' [[File:Disembark.png|18px]] - these commands appear on transportable land units and factories when you build your first air transport. '''Embark''' &mdash; wait for transport to pick me up. '''Disembark''' &mdash; disembark from transport.
 === Possible uses ===
 # Give bot factory waypoints through safe area next to the current battlefield.
 #* Result: Units walk along these waypoints and if there are idle transports they will pick them up and transport them to their destination.
-# Give factory waypoint to ally's base entrance followed by [[patrol command|patrol]].
+# Give factory waypoint to ally's base entrance followed by [[Patrol Command|patrol]].
 #* Result: Units walk there and if transport nearby it will pick it up, drop it off and the unit will start patrolling.
 # Give factory a move order near your base, ''Embark'', then move to an impassable mountain.
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 === Notes and details ===
 * In all of these cases transports return to the spot where they took unit using the same path.
 {{Navbox manual}}