Gornskew Enterprises lays down Basilisk — a hull class of working starship, grown entirely from plans and flown in whatever galaxy you keep: one of your own, however small, or a rented berth in someone else's. Bring the plans, get the ship.
One incantation musters the whole crew: a Captain in the ready room, a First Officer on the bridge, a Ship's Engineer in the engine room and a Doctor on watch, every room answering on its own hailing frequencies, and all of them on subspace. What a ship carries is written down before she flies, so the yard can lay down the same one tomorrow, or a hundred of them — and every raising is a new ship, under a name never worn before.
A ship you can raise freely in your own vatgrounds — and two fitted rooms for her, built and sold by Gornskew Enterprises.
Or take a cockpit out first: a sample flies at galaxyworld.space.
The ship herself: a Captain, a First Officer, a Ship's Engineer and a Doctor, mustered as one crew, every room answering on its hailing frequencies and on subspace. The plans are the ship — what a hull carries is a file, and the ship is what that file builds.
What Basilisk is →A fitted transporter room for any hull, arriving pre-staffed with its own Transporter Chief. Give him the Captain's standing orders as symbolic expressions, and every consignment your ship takes on or sends out passes through his room. One hull, perpetual engagement, no compiler aboard.
About Cyclops →A fitted radio shack, arriving with its own Communications Officer. She keeps the board: everything the ship watches gets a tile, and the bad news is the loudest thing on it. Ships wearing our colours, and will wear any livery cut to the published contract.
About Eyes Only →A ship you do not have to berth: one of ours, flying in our own galaxy, with the engines already aboard and the subspace channel open to you.
Gornskew offers this as a Genworks value-added reseller, so higher tiers can carry commercial NURBS solids, non-manifold booleans, and other licensed engine capability. Coming soon; to be shaped by demand.
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