• IMPERIAL FORCES •

Starfighter Pilot Manual

SFS TIE Starfighter

SFS TIE Interceptor
SFS TIE Bomber
he Emperor welcomes you into his Impe- CONTENTS
SECURITY CHECK 4
rial Fleet. With this manual you will learn • Pilot Registration 4

THE CONCOURSE 4
the specifics of the Imperial Naval
Register 5
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starfighters at your disposal, their con-
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Combat Chamber 6
trols, w~apons systems, and proper use.
• Mission Briefing 7
Learning this data thoroughly is the first .~.~!~S.!?~.~.~.?.~~~~~...................................................................... ?.
Tech Room 8
step to bringing glory to the Empire.
Film Room 9

Serving the Emperor and the defeating of New/ Change Battles 10

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• Bat1:le Room 11
our enemies is any pilot's primary role.
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Succeeding in these accomplishments will • Battle Debriefing 12
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• Continue Battle 13
elevate you to greater recognition and COCKPIT INSTRUMENTATION 13

• TIE Starfighrer 17
status; failure will bring .m ore unpleasant
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results. • TIE Bomber 18
• TIE Advanced 19
This manual contains classified infor-
• Assault Gunboat ]9
mation of the highest level and is forbid- ST ARFIGHTER COMPUTER SYSTEMS 20
ON-BOARD INFORl\1ATION SYSTEMS 23
den to reach the hands of personnel not
AUXILIARY SYSTEMS 26

cleared for starfighter operations. Any GAME FUNCTIONS 27

PERSONAL DATAPAD 27
reports of unauthorised distribution will IMPORT ANT NU.l\.1BERS 30

be met with severe action. CREDITS 31

Serve the Emperor.

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 SEC UR I TY CH E CK
ll Imperial personnel must pass through a security
A check before being allowed to register. First, you
will be asked to identify an Imperial or Rebel star-
ship by its codename. Once the desk sergeant has verified
the code, you may register.
STEP 0: Refer to this document ro match the code name
shown on-screen with one at the bottom of the page.
STEP 8: Enter the craft's name, then press ENTER.
STEP 0: If the correct craft has been identified, you will
be allowed to register at rhe Securily Desk.
PI L OT R EGISTRAT I ON
Here at the Security Desk, you may either enter a new
pilot name, or select an existing pilot. Once
a pilor has been selected, rhe Imperial
Database will access that pilot's name, rank
and score. ff you wish co fly this pilot,
select the doors co the right. If the pilot has
been cleared, the stormtroopers wi1l allow
entry to the Concourse.
If many pilots are available, click on the
left and right arrows below the selected
pilot's name to cycle through the entire
list.
To Register:
STEP 0: Type in a new pilot name or select an existing
pilot.
STEP 8 : Enter the Concourse by clicking on rhe doors to
the right.
YOLl may also delete a pilot at the Security Desk.
To Delete a Pilot:
STEP 0 : Select a i:iilot to delete.
STEP @ : Click on the DELETE PILOT button beneath
the Imperial Database monitor.
THE CONCOURSE
ll 1ight, pilot. Now that you've cleared security,
A you may enter the Concourse. From here, there
are many options available co you. You can return
to Registration, use the Training Simulator or hone your
skills in mock-combat in the Combat Chamber. There are
also schematics on all Imperial and Rebel Alliance ships
available for review in the Tech Room, or you can study
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past missions recorded by your flight cam-
era in the Film Room. Finally, when you're
ready for some real combat, you may enter
the Battle area to choose a battle site.
I advise you to cry a few runs in the
Training Sinmlator before you jump into
the Combat Chamber or sign on for a bat-
tle. Taking a look at the specs in the Tech
Room is recommended also.
REG I S TE R
If you wish to fly a new or different pilot:
To Re-register:
STEP 0: Click on Register located at the far lower-left
doors in the Concourse.
STEP 8: Follow the instrnctions in the section labelled
PiloL Registration in rhis document.
T R AININ G S I MU LA T O R
Although thousands of T IE fighters are
in use throughout the Empire, that does
not mean they are expendable. To prevent
you from taking one of our fighters into a
battle and allowing it to be destroyed due
to your incompetence, we have designed a
se1ies ofnurnels with obstacles and targets
inside, created to perfect your use of the
flight and thrust controls and improve your
ability co target and destroy objects quickly.
Your success in the Training Simulator will depend not
only on speed and flying ability, but on accuracy also.
Remember, pyramid targets, spindle obstacles, and sphere
targets will add rwo seconds to your allotted time. In later
levels, simply flying through at top speed will not be suffi-
cient to complete the course in time.
To Fly the Training Simulator:
STEP 0: Select the Training Simulator from the Con-
course by clicking on the doors second from the left on
the lower level.
STEP 8: Clicking on the view-screen will cycle through
the level description, the high score list, and a layout of
a course segment.
STEP 0: Select a ship to fly by clicking on the left and
right buttons below the label "Ship:·
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 STEP e: If you have previously completed levels in the
selected ship, you may continue from the last complet-
ed level or earlier levels. Select rhe desired level to start
from by clicking on the left and right arrows unde r the
label "Level."
STEP 0: When you are ready to don the Sim-Visor, click
on the red butron beneath the Level selection buttons.
STEP 0 : To exit the course while in-flight, hit Q then
SPACEBAR on the keyboard. You will then be
debriefed o n yo urperfonnance. To remm to the m ain
console click on the yellow D oor icon located to t he
lower-right of the debriefing screen.
STEP@: To exit the Simulator after a nm or before pro-
ceeding to the course, click on the Exit leve r to the
lower-left of the console.
C OMBAT CH AM BE R
T
he Combat Chamber is designed to give the cl~sest
experience t0 actual combat without endangenng
man or machine. Each star6ghter in the Imperial
Navy has four missions to fly in increasing difficulty.
Some missions were created specifically for training
purposes, while others are acmal 1nissions
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TIE Fighter Mission 1 (hf!~) · · \
.You wil fly a TIE fighter against /
o serf.es of helptess torgets.
from the past whic.h have been selected to
highlight certain combat tactics. Also. once
you have completed any Battle missions,
Destroy the targets and earn· , skip the current map section and move on to the next
·-- the .-espect of the Empire. ; they may be accessed in the Combat
Chamber to re-fly at yom leisure.
For the best trai.ning experience, we rec-
onunend flying the first mission of eacl1
craft first, then the second missiom, and so
on. The Chamber is designed so that the
training difficulty progresses in this order.
To Select a Combat Chamber Mission:
STEP 0 : Select the Combat Chamber from the Con-
course by clicking on the third door from the left on the
lower level.
STEP @: To select a starfighter to fly, dick on tl1e left and
righc arrows co either side of the ship name.
STEP $ : To select a mission, dick on the left and right
arrows to either side of the mission number.
STEP 0: Once you are satisfied with your choice. click on
the red button co the right of the ship graphic. This will
lower the Sim-Visor and take you to the mission brief-
C OLOSSU S ing.
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STEP 0 : To exit the Combat Chamber, click on t he lever
in the lower left hand corner of the console. labelled
"Exit Sim ulato r."
MISS IO N BRIEF I NG
The mission briefing wi!J give you all the information
you need to complete the primary mission goals. Th ere
are two or three levels to the briefing seguence.
The fi rst level is the Mission Map. This map will give a
tactical overview of the mission setting and available infor-
mation on nearby ships, probes, mines, etc. The second
level is the Deck Officer's briefmg. This gives you the
opportunit)' to ask the Deck Officer specific questions that
,vill give you more detailed infom1ation on
the selected mission.
D Pause / Rewind Briefin g: Click to
pause the mission map for further sn1dy.
Once t he playback is stopped, d icking again
will rewind the b1iefing.
D Resume / Rewind Brief1J1g: While
the mission map is paused, click on this
button to concinue playback. While tbe
mission map is playing, dick to rewind to
the first section.
D Skip Section: Click this button to
section.
II View Officer Questions: Click here to view a list of
q uestions you may ask the Deck Officer. Once this button
has been selected, it will change to a map, which, when
dicked, will return to the briefing map.
D Enter Mission: Click on the TIE Interceptor button
to enter the selected mission.
D Eidt Briefing: Clicking bere will remove the Sim-
Visor and return you t0 the Chamber console, where you
may select another mission, or return to the Concourse.
M I S S ION DEB R JE FI NG
After each mission, you will receive a debriefing w hich
will examine and report what you did right and what you
did wrong during the mission. Flor those who prove wor-
thy, any promotions received will be reported as well. You
will also get a detailed breakdown of yomweapon accura-
cy, what goals, if any, you completed, a list of enemy craft
destroyed, and Imperial losses.
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 D Last Question: Click on che arrow co gp co che
previous question from the one you are viewing.
II Next Question: Click to proceed to
~ briefing bv Officer (Question 'i of 'i) · your ship's flight camera during a mission, you can
the following question from the one yo u
Debrief me on the mission, sir.
are viewing.
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Hist◊ricol tlission I Score 38155 D Next Page: If the answer to one of
your questions is more than o:1e page, it
LOSfrf hits, ~;'5 of 600 (55%) will be reflected in the bottom right corner
lor, hits. O of O (0%/
Uarh;,od r,ih O of O (OX) of the view screen. Click on the Page
button to change pages.
II Fly Mission Again: Click.on the T IE
Interceptor button to re-fly the mission.
D Exit Debriefing: Click t:) remrn to
the Combat Chamber console, where you
may select a new mission or return to the Concourse.
To Select a Completed Battle Mission:
STEP 0: Cycle through the battle choices with the same
---- arrows used to choose a ship. Completed battles w ill
ai:pear in order after the final ship.
STEP 8 : Proceed to the briefing as described previously.
TECH ROOM
T
he Tech Room is a chamber that allows you ro
view holographic images of all of the Rebel and
Imperial ships you may encounter. Information
includes craft size, top speed, and armament. Knowing a
craft's strengths and weaknesses may be
the critical factor between viaory and
destruction.
To View Tech Room Halos:
STEP 0: From the Concourse, select the
Tech Room through the second door
from the right on the second level.
STEP & : To cycle through the various
ships, click on top set ofleft and right
hmtons h~ne:irh rhe hologram.
STEP 0 : To rotate the ship on its pitch
axis, click on the lower set oflefr and
right buttons beneatl1 the hologram.
STEP 0: To return to the Concourse, dick on the doors at
the lefr side of the chamber.
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FILM ROOM
T
he Film Room can be an invaluable tool for
increasing your odds of survival. By activating
replay it from the film room, viewing it from any angle or
from the perspective of any craft in the combat zone. You
are also able to re-enter the battle to attempt to correct
any errors made during the m ission. The Film Room may
also be used to verify kills to others.
To Enter tlte Film Room
STEP 0: From the Concou rse, click on the
far right door on the second level.
STEP 8: A hst of avail.able film dips will
appear. Choose the film dip you w ish to
view and dick on Load Film. From here
you may also delete a film dip or exit
the Film Room.
Once yoUJ: film dip is loaded, use the
following key commands on your keyboard
to activate the various film controls:
a
KEY NAME FUNCTION
PLAY Starts and stops film playback.
Rewinds film to start.
- R EWIND
& ADVANCE Turns film advance mode
on and off
eLOAD Loads a new film dip.
~ ENTER SIM Places you into the mission
• where the clip is currently.
-EXIT Ren1rns you tO the Concourse.
Q FOLLOW / Toggles between Follow
1a FREE and Free view mode.
Follow: Camera w ill follo·w object selected
in Camera Pos box.
Free: Camera is free-floating in space.
~ CAMERA . Moves the camera to the
a POSITION position of each ship.
~ B Moves the camera to the position
1iiii11 1a of each ship in reverse order.
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 Turns Track mode on and off
"TRACK
In Track mode, the camera is always
pointed at the craft selected in the Object box.
m OBJ ECT Cycles through
,iii objects to be tracked.
(A S Cycles th.rough objects to be
, _ . ' • tracked in reverse order.
Left mouse button / Zooms camera in. li1 Free mode,
1st joystick burcon this will move the camera forward.
Right mouse button/ Zooms camera out. In Free mode,
2nd joystick button tl1is will move the camera back.
NEW BATTLE/ CHANGE BATTLES
T
~s is what it all comes down to. AU of the training
1s for one putpose. To ensure you are worthy
enough to become part of the most efficient fight-
ing force in the galaxy.
Once you enter the Campaign Room, you must
approach the Campaign Desk to sign on for a battle. At
first, as a rookie pilot, there are only a few campaign areas
avaiJable to you. We are not going co let a green pilot
enter a battle zone of strategic imporcance only to have
inexperience cause a loss co the Empire.
To repeat, as a rookie you may choose
from a limited number ofbattle zones to
sign on co. As you gain ex'Perience, more
significa nt battle areas will become avail-
able to you. You may return co the Cam-
paign Desk at any time ro change batrles. If
you find a b attle zone difficult at first, try
ano ther zone. There is no shame in suc-
ceeding in a battle area oflesser impor-
tance, when compared to failing the
Emperor in any situation.
If you are having difficulty completing a
mission or battle, there are a number of steps you can take
co ensure victory for the Empire. To begin with, you can
change the difficulty setting using your Personal Datapad.
Also, if you find yourself overwhelmed in a mission, call
for reinforcements. There is no shame in strengthening
the Empire's presence. Finally, always remember that you
only need ro complete the Primary Mission Goals to
advance through tl1e barrles. If you are failing while
attempting co complete secondary or secret mission goals,
complete the Primary GoaJs and move on.
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To Enter the Campaign Room:
STEP 0: From the Concourse, click on the first door on
the left on the second level.
STEP @: Select a Battle Area by clicking on the two
arrows located at the Campaign Desk.
STEP © : Once your decision is made, join the battle by
clicking on the door co your right.
STEP O: You may ren1m co the Concourse by clicking on
the door tO yollr left.
T HE BATTLE ROOM
Here is where you w ill receive aJJ the
irlformation you need on your current mis-
sion. You may consult the mission map,
question the FUght Officer or receive fur-
ther instrnctions from the Cloaked Figure,
if available.
The mission map is similar to the mis-
sion map used in the Combat Chamber. It
will give you a tactical overview of the mis-
sion area and exact mission instructions.
The Flight Officer is available to you for more detailed
instructions. He can give you tactical advice, suggest a
weapons configuration, as well as provide background
information on rhe mission. If you choose, you may
approach the Cloaked Figure co receive a report on any
covert activities to b e on the lookout for.
To Review and Fly a 1\i1ission:
STEP 0: To view the mission map or talk co the Flight
Officer or Cloaked Figure, click on the map or appro-
priate figure.
STEP @: Once you are satisfied with your knowledge of
the n,jssion, click on the right door on the lower level
of the room.
STEP © : To exit the Battle Room and rerum co the Con-
course, click on the le.ft door on the lower level of th e
room.
WEAPONS SETUP
AND DES I GNATION
Loading rhe proper weapons onto your craft be.fore a
mission is almost as essential as knowing how ro fly your
starfi.ghter. You don't want to be caught unprepared by a
squadron of X-wings. All ships are a1111ed with laser can-
nons, ion cannons or both. Laser cam10ns are used co dam- FORMIDABLE
STARf[GHTER PILOT MANUAL 11
 age and destroy enemies. Ion cannons are used co disable
ships by disrupting their energy systems. T here are also a
number of warheads available to load onto properly fitted
craft. The different types of warheads you may load onto
your ship are described 1::elow.
Concussion Missiles These are the weakest warheads
but a.Isa the fastest and most agiJe. They can even be used
to intercept other warheads.
Proton Torpedoes The to1pedo is a
well-rounded warhead. It is fast and rela-
tively powerful.
Heavy Bomb The most powerful war-
head available is also the slowest. Use this
warhead against capita.I ships.
Heavy Rocket A ve ry powerful
weapon, it maintains a medium speed. Use
at short range when you have a sure hit.
We e11Ject more warhead types to
become available as the battles progress.
To Co nfigure Weapons:
STEP 0 : Choose the warhead by clicking on the left and
right arrows located above the warhead di~play.
STEP @: When you are satisfied with your choice, click
on LAUNCH..
STEP 0: If you wish to return to the brief-
i11g fo: more information, click on
BRIEFING.
BATTLE DEBRIEFIN G
As in the Combat Chamber debriefing,
you w ill receive a detailed report on your
performance in battle. Both the Flight Offi-
cer and Cloaked Figure will be available to
report or_your flight. Also, any promotions
or medat received for outstanding perfor-
mance will be reflected in the debriefing.
To Receive a Battle Mission Debriefing:
STEP 0: Review the Flight Officer's debdefing. Click on
the text to go t0 the next page. To leave the Flight Offi-
cer, click on "That's enough for now, sir."
STEP @: Click on the Cloaked Figure ro receive his
debtiefi.ng.
STEP $: Click on the doors to the rear to return to the
btiefing area.
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STEP 0: Click on the doors to the left to re-Ay the mis-
sion. NOTE: lf you have failed a mission or wish to
improve on your performance, choose this door. How-
ever, if you fail the mission during the re-fly, any previ-
ous success will be lost.
CONTIN UE BATTLE
\Vhile you are involved in a campaign, you may return
directly to the Mission Briefing Room from the Con-
course. You only need to go back :o the Battle Desk if you
intend to change battle sites.
To Proceed Directly to the 1\.fissionRoomfrom the Concourse:
STEP 0: From rhe Concourse, select the Continue Battle
door located at the upper level.
STEP@: Proceed through the mission briefing as
described previously.
COCKP I T INSTRUMENTATION
FOR IMPERIAL STARFIGHTERS
T
he TfE series of craft as well as Cygnus' Assault
Gunboat have all been designed for maximum effi-
ciency. The layout of each of these crafts' cockpits
will reflect that style. Bach ship contains many similarities
in cockpit design, allowing a pilot to move from craft to
craft with a minimal learning curve. While weapons con-
figuration and actual positioning of each instrument may
differ slightly, the overall operation of each craft remains
similar. Below is a Ii.st of instrumentation and their func-
tions, followed by layours of the individual craft cockpits.
INSTR UM E N T AT ION
Sensors The sensor displays located at the upper cor-
ners of your cockpit show all craft and objects in the vicini-
ty. The Front Sensor (upper-left) shows objects to t:be
front and the Rear Sensor (upper-right) shows objects to
the rear. Objects are shown as dots on the sensors. The
b righter the dot, the cJoser it is to your ship. T he dot rep-
resenring your cw-rent target will have brackets around it.
When the dot is centred on a sensor display, that means it
is directly in front or behind your ship.
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 Docs are colour-coded to show their allegiance. Leam
the following chart co be able to quickly .identify hostile
craft:
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Green - Rebel White - Mines, Probes & Satellites
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CMD The CMD serves many functions. It gives all
available information on your target's scants as well dis-
tance from your ship, cargo information and the currently
targeted craft component.
When you target a ship, it is displayed i.n the centre of
the CMD. Above the display is its ship type and name. The
3 D display of tl1e ship will rotate to reflect its orientation
relative co you. This allows you to tell whether a ship is
heading cowards you or away from you.
Your target's status is 1.isted in three areas. First is the
target's shield strength (SHD). Once yon have knocked
om its shields you will begin to decrease its hull integrity
(HULL). Once these two levels reach 0%, the ship is
destroyed. Whe n disabling a ship with ion cannons, after
the ship's shields are down, its systems level (SYS) will
decrease. W hen the systems reach 0%, the ship is disabled.
The next readout shows the distance your target is
from you (DIST). The distance is displayed in kilometres
(km) Distance is very important when locking on with tor-
pedoes and missiles. Getting in the first shot is often crucial
to ensuring victo1ies.
In the lower-lefc corner ofrhe CMD is your target's
cargo readout. To identify rhe cargo of a craft, it must be
targeted and you must fly close enough co allow your
ship's sensors co scan the cargo hold. The smaller the ship,
the closer you must fly to tl1e craft to inspect its contents.
Shuttles, tugs, freighters, etc. must be approached with.in
0.20 km co identify the cargo.
The lower-right comer of the CM D displays the cur-
rently targeted component on the selected ship. Possible
components co target include a ship's hull, laser tuner,
bridge, engines, etc. This is useful against capital ships, as
knocking our its laser turrets makes it more vulnerable for
destruction or capture.
Targeting HUD Centred in your front viewport is the
Targeting HUD. This floating display is used to indicate
whe n a target is with.in range and when a proper firing
GLORIOUS angle is attained. Through your cockpit windows. you will
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see a yellow box around your target while it is out of
range. Once in range, your target will flash red.
Around the target box is a number oflights indicating
weapons armed and O utside Threat Indicator Array (OTIA).
Along the sides and under the aiming box are your
laser / ion indicators. They will light green when your
laser or ion cannons arc armed and ready to fire. The
lights will also indicate if your lasers are on single. dual or
linked fire modes. \Vhen your targeted craft is within
range and a proper firing angle is achieved, the target box
will turn green.
Along the top is the OTIA. The left indicacor will light
up if you are being targeted by an enemy starfighter's laser
systems. The middle Hghr indica tes a capital ship's lasers.
The right indicator wLll blink yellow if you are being tar-
geted by an enemy craft trying to lock on with a warhead.
When the lock is established, the light v.rill turn solid red.
The HUD is also used w hen locking on with a war-
head. While your targeting computer is attempting to
lock, the HUD will cum yellow. Once you have a lock, the
HUD wilJ turn red.
Weapons Laser and ion cannon power levels are .indi-
cated by lighted banks; green for lasers, blue for ion can-
nons. Theee are two levels of charge. Normal level, indi-
cated by a dim light, and supercharged shown as a bright
light. Supercharged weapons will give yon greater range
and power. Once the lights go dark, you will have to wait
for them to recharge before you can fire again. To
recharge laser cannons, consult the section labelled LES
lacer in rhis document.
Near your laser / ion indicators is your wa rhead indica-
tor. If your starfi.ghter is equipped with a warhead, a counc
of the remaining load will be shown here. Like your laser
carn1ons, you can fire them singly or linked.
Throttle Control Your throt tle conn·ol display has two
readouts; your throttle indicator and speed indicator. The
throttle indicator shows the percentage of power being
given tO your engines. The speed indicator shows how fast
your craft is travelling. For more information on how
speed and th.ruse may be affected, see the section labelled
LES later in this document.
Hull / SWeld Indicacor This display shows the integri-
ty of your bull and the charge level of your shields if your
craft is equipped with them.
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 Your hull's integrity is reflected by the colour of the normal rate. Thls means, as laser cannon shots are fired,
ship icon; green shows undamaged, yellow is damaged, laser power will decrease until it is recharged. If the ilisplay
and red is critical. is below the mid-level line, laser cannons are charging at a
Snield SLTength is likewise reflected, Once your shields decreased rate, and your ship will lose laser power even if
are depleted, you must recharge them or your hull will you are not firing them. When the display shows above
begin to take damage. To recharge your shields, consult mid-level, your laser cannons are recharging and will con-
the section labelled LES later in chis document. tinue to recl1arge until they are at full supercharged capaci-
Mission Clock The mission clock is used for two pur- ty.
poses. In the Training Simulator ies used to display the Shields If your ship is equipped with shields, you will
ti.me remaining in the level. In combat it is used to keep have a ilisplay labelled "S". Similar to the laser cannon
track of elapsed mjssion time. recharging rates, the shields have two levels. The first tier
is normal shields. You may double cl1arge your shields by
Camera Indkator The Camera Inilicator will light up
increasing your shleld recharge rate until both from and
when you activate your combat camera. A countdown
rear shields are full. lfthe shield level di.splay is below mid-
will also begin showing the percentage of recording time
level your shjelds w.ill lose power, even if your ship is not
remairung. You may view your film anytime during flight.
being damaged.
E nergy Array or LES (Lasers, Energy, Shields) The
Energy Array is the most crucial aspect of your starfighter.
It allows you to control the power output to each of your
systems, allocating as much or as little power as needed.
Think of.it as a central battery that all systems draw from.
When all systems are charging at normal. rates, shields and S IE N A R F LEE T S Y S T E M S TI E STAR F I GHTER
lasers will decrease as damaged or used. To recharge one Designation: Space Superiority Fighter
of your systems, you must take power away from other Targeting Sight/
systems to redirect it co the system that needs recharging. Warning Lights
For example, if your ship's shields have taken damage,
you must recharge rhe shields. When you increase the
shleld charge rate, your ship draws the po,ver from the
engines. Therefore, even though your ship remains at the
same throttle rare, it will travel at a decreased speed. Con- Laser Cannon Engu1e Power
versely, if you need to gee somewhere in the shortest Recharge Level Level
amount of time, redirect all power to the engines by drop-
ping the laser and shield charge races co minimum. Speed
Engines Engines are controlled by thrnst. The readout Engine Thrust
Percenrage
labelled "E" shows the power dedicated to engines. You
Mission
do not have direct charging control of engine power. Clock
When power is redi.rected to or from lasers or shields, it is Flight
the engine level that increases or decreases. As noted Recorder
above, you may be at 100% power, but if another system Time
,\ccelerarion
is drawing power from the engines, you may not be travel- Commimications Lase!' Canons Combat :Vlultiview
Rate
ling at full speed. Display (CMD)

Lasers The readout labelled "L" shows the current

charging rate of your laser and ion cannons. When the dis-
play is at mid-level, laser cannons are recharging at the
HARPAX ILLUSTRIOUS
16 TIB l'IG HTER STARFIGHTER PlLOT M ANUAL 17
 SIENAR FLEET SYSTEMS TIE INTERCEPTOR SIENAR FLEET SYSTEMS TIE ADVANCED
Designation: Space Superiority Fighter / Interceptor Designation: Space Supedo1i ty Fighter / Interceptor
Forward Wa rheads Targeting Sighc/ Io n
Wanting Lights

forward Rear Sensor

Sensor

Tal'gerlngSiglu,
Warning Lights ~ =
Engine Power
Level Mission
Clock

Hull I Shield
Strength
lndicaror Engine Power
Level

Laser Crm non

Recharge Level
Time Time
Acceleration ,\ccelerarion
Conununicadons Plight '.\,fission Combat Multi\'iew Engine Tlu·l1sr Speed Communications Shield
Rate Raie
Recorder Clock Display (CMD} Percentage Red,arge Level

SI ENAR FLEET SYSTEMS TIE BOMBER CYGNUS SPACEWORKS XG-1 STAR WING
Designation: Space Bomber Designation: Assault Fighter / Gunboat
Forward 'i 'argeting Sight I Warheads 'Targeting Sight/
Warning Lights Available Wan,ing Lighcs

Ion
Engine Po wer Cannons
Level
Engine Thrust
Percentage Fliglll
Laser Recorder
Cannon Speed
Mi,sicm
Clock
Hull Strength Hulli Shield
Indicator Strength Laser
Indicator Cannons

- -..-~Time T ime
.'\cceleration Acceleration
Com munications Communications ,;,;hield Laser lion Combat 1'1 ultiYiew Engine
Rate Rate
Red,arge Co n.non Display 1CMD) Power Level
Lcvd Recharge Level

IMPERATOR IMPLACABLE
18 TIE FIGHTllR STARF I GHT ER PI LO T M A N UA L 19
 STARFIGHTER
COMPUTER SYSTEMS e
PROPULSIO N
Increases speed.

JO YST lC K CONTROLS
a Decreases speed.

e
Nose Down
~ Sets throttle to zero power.

Ban.k ~
Left """'C"
~Bank
- , R' h
ig t e Sets throLrle to 1 / 3 power.

e
~
~
~ Sets throttle to 2 / 3 power.
Nose Up
~:S.fA Sets throttle to full power.
COCKPIT VIEWS '.Num Lock must be on)

e
10 o'clock i
e
Forward
a
2 o'clock I
,\!.'iS!11 Secs throttle to current speed
,
m
of your target.
Engages / aborts hyperdrive

-e
Left Forward Right Forward , _ if available on your craft, also ends mission.

9 o'clock I
e
Straight Up
e
3 o'clock /
COMBAT SYSTEMS
- Adjusrs laser recharge setting.

-
Left Wing RighLWing

e e Adjusts shields recharge setting.

7 o'clock I 5 o'clock I
Left Shoulder
Rear View
Right Shoulder
{8 m - Directs energy from
, _ . ' • or ' • the shields to lasers.
fa Toggles between wing level { 8 fa aDirects energy
,iii view and 45 degree "high" angle view. , _ . ,_. or ,_. from the laseJs to shields.
S (Period) Toggles between cockpit
,iii and no-cockpit views. SH IELD S
m Returns you from a:1 external
,_. view to your cockpit.
{a Toggles shield configuration. Configurations are
' • All shields forward; All shields rear; and Equal distri-
fa Selects a camera view at the tip ofyour warhead. bution front and rear.
,_. Repeated key presses w ill cycle through m ultiple
,,
warhead views. WEAP ONS
m «A
Toggles between extemal
,_. or ,iii view and cockpit view.
G Cycles through available weapon systems;
,iii Lasers, Ion ca1mons, Warheads.
f;I\ a Releases control of your craft wl1-ile in
, _ or , _ external view and allows you to reposition
Q Cycles through firing configurations;
,iii linked or unlinked.
the camera viev,point.
0 Use the joystick co reposition the camera.
@ Press joystick button # 1 co zoom in and j oystick button
#2 to zoom out.
INDOMITABLE 0 Press F4 again to regain flight control. INFLEXIBLE
20 TlE FIGHTER STARFIGHTER PILOT. MAN U AL 21
 CMD A N D T ARC ETI ' G ON - BOARD
- Selects next available target. I NFORMATION SYSTEMS

e Selects previous available target.

I
mperial starfighters are equipped wirh an array of
sophisticated information systems. These systems

e
utilise the ship's various sensors and computers to pro-
Selects the newest craft in the area. vide you with exactly the data you need to maintain maxi-
mum situational awareness. Each of these systems may be
accessed at any time during flight To access any of the sys-
Q Selects the enemy fighter / mine
,,.. closest to you. tems, hit the corresponding key. Once in any of the
screens, yon may use the left or right arrows to move to
B Selects the nearest enemy
the next or previous system . Below is a list of these sys-
,_. attacking your craft
tems and their uses:
Q Selects closest attacker ofyour current targer.
~ - Example: lfyou are to protect a corvette, target the
m Flight Op~ons: Flig~t. Options allows. you to
~ - configure m-flight settmgs to smcyou1 needs.
corvette and press " i \ '.' The nearest ship attacking the
There are different options to customise ---,----;--;;;;;
corvette will be targeted.
detail levels and to set sound and m usic vol-
- Toggles component tracking display on / off. umes. You may also change your craft's

a Cycles through your target's components.

vulnerability and weapons limits.
- Cycle up through options.

e Cycles through components in reverse order.

fl Cycle down through options.

- m
m, Srores current target
, _ , _ to ~ - m one of three presets.
m m, Seleccs preset target.
,,..to ,_.
,_a or~-m Adjusts volume
up and down
~ Toggles option through
~'••• its different settings.
ft Confirms clitical system requests, such as
\€·rMJL entry into hangar, approval of reinforcements '\)-{' Returns to flight. •Mission coats•
p'r;,,,,;,..; Ga~s ~~plet,d.

a
or lock on to incoming warhead.
Clears CMD.
m Mission Goals: T his _scree~ lists all
~ - mission goals, mcludmg Pnma1y, Sec-
tootoioer .0 Tar!)et l uas desl,o~ed.
Contair.er:o Tar~t 2 was des!r~d,
Contain..- 0 fo, (>et ~ "'°'
deslro~'-<i.
Cc.,foiw OTor~I ~ wos desil"❖~e,j.
Confoin~r OTor9st 5 was desiro~ed.
Container O Tor:i,t 6 was d~1rQ\/LJJ.
Contain,r O Target ? wos ,ies1ro~ul.
· ··

D Threat Display: This system
,,.. analyses the sensor data of the target
craft to inform you whar the craft is doing.
The Threat Display provides vital informa-
tion on your target's orders, destin ation,
onda1y, and Bonus goals. Completed goals
are shown in green, incomplete goals are
shown in yellow and failed goals are shown
in red. Co~sult this list frequently to keep
aware of the mission status.
Container. 0 Tor:,,t $ r::,i:gt~"f.Jis
1-;s Heodh1J!,ler tlovor I was·desko9ecL
C.ll,iPief«!
2-;s H.,,dhont.,.- l'lov,r z \Kls d,str•~•d.
2·:lS Hwdt,vnler llover ~ ,.,as d,str~o.
z-3; Heudhvnler nave, ~ "'" destroyed.
2'95 Headhvnter t1o~ 5 was 1esfr0\led.
i. . . 8"/'olfs lisools Inr.0<1p!ek
2-35 Heodhvnkr H9hler i ""1st b.-destro~ed.
2-55 H/Jldhuntec. Fighter 2 11ust be deslroied ·

,:i.tff.;s~-l.lf
Nf'.llltf~ (f'ffl - T
~,}'ffi'
l
Cl:b~.-nr rntti:~' tll41;1UC iiM (tMT liJ tltTIJ«(

1\-1
,
time to destination, etc. Use this sc'.·een to
quickly identify threats to the Empire. a a Scroll
~ - or,_. up and down
Off); 41lf~I ~KJ!l}l..:U
r:·/ WARNING: While studying the Threat
Display, your ship is still in combat. Do not f'a «3!l Returns to flight.
,_. or 1iii11
spend too much time in th.is vi.c w or you may find yourself
rnnning into a capital ship.
B «3!l Exits back to the cockpit.
m In-flight Map: T he map shows the battle area a~d .
, . . Or ,.iiiil , _ all ships currently in sensor range u1 both a 20 view
LIGHTNING and a 3D view. MAGNIF ICENT
22 T! E f- J GHT E R S T A RF J CJ{TE R P I LOT M AKUA L 23
 In the 2D view the display can be
pa1med up, down, left, and right. In rhe 3D
e Scroll down to lase message.

view, the display can be rotated and pivot-

ed. In either vkw you can zoom the dis-
fS «a Returns to flight.
' • or,_.
play in and out with the joystick buttons.
All craft and their labels can be dis-
m Damage Assessment: T~ displ~ys all systems
, _ currently in use by your ship, chetr status levels, and
played or removed to clear up a cluttered
thei.r repair priority. Systems used by your ship are in
map. Also, all craft have an altitude line. t\t
green or red wbile systems not used by your ship are
the base of rhe line is a mark co show the
greyed out. When a system takes damage, the status level
ship's heading and speed. The longer the
will change to reflect the time it will cake for your on-
mark, the faster the craft is moving. The
board computers to repair them. If more
number under the ship's label is the craft's distance from
than one system is damaged, you muse
your ship. Finally, if the ship is part of a Aighr group, the
assign a repair priority to tell your comput-
number of craft in the group will be shown in parentheses.
ers co repair the essential systems first.
HlNT: To study the situation near a particular craft, use
Engines and Flight Control Systems are usu-
the T and C keys ro quickly choose the a-aft and to centre
ally the most essential. Not being able co
the map on it.
move or sreer can leave you in a desperate
Joystick In 2D view, the joystick can move the map left, situation, to say the least.
right, up, or do\vn. In 3D mode, the joystick rotates and
- Cycle up through ship's systems.
tilts the map around the targeted craft.
Button #1 Zooms map in.
- Cycle down through ship's systems.
Button #2 Zooms map out.
\#f'#ffl Toggles map between , - Selects highlighted system as prioiiry
2D mode and 3D mode. repair and moves ir co the rop of the list.
m Cycles tlu·ough Hostiles Shown, m ~ Rem ms to flight.
' • Icons Only, and Hidden. 'iiillor,_.
a Cycles through Imperials Shown,
'iill Icons Only, and Hidden. - D Wingman Commands: Th.is

•Message Log•
m Cycles through Neutrals Shown, ~-,_screen shows all available ff!
•Wingman Commands•

' • Icons Only, and Hidden. commands you can give your wingmen or 5H!FT·8 Boord me lo r,1,)0<i and rerair.

m ~ Returns to flight. other Imperial craft, when permitted. You

can either choose the command directly
SIIIFT·C
SNIFT-E
Cover me.
Evasive octio/1!
'•or'iiiiill SHIFT·G G~ oheod; cMlinve vith mission.
from this screen or while inilight by press- 5HIFT·H He,id horo£.
$how vs 'JO•J r f,!Oii'19 sk~s.
TOM ◊•ii ft«c storfighfars fi.-st.
'fM 't1Jrdatr1srs ore n1)t se:iO? ati~rAtret~. dtsfrc,y thtm last.
OtQt
O"·Oo
0:11
a
Message Log: As messages from i.ng the designated key combination. SHIFT-!
51l!FT·R
Ignore current tor9<t.
Report ir,.
Contoiner A Vic 3 ho~ been iospe,;ted.
Tug T·l«. 1 hos dock<t.1 <tith X·1,1i~ Btu•!.
015
O'IS
, _ wingmen and other craft are received fa Q Assi~ current target SlUH·S s~d·nintorc:treerits.

Tu9 T-),.1. J .-~od e d~dun~ w,rotiM comp!ete. o,;1 and replaced on your communicarions dis- ,_. 'iii to w111gman. Sff!FT-U IJ-Oil tor torther orders,
To9 T·)'.l 2 ho, &,er~~ wiih X·uing B¼e 2.
A·win9 Rtd 1 hos bern c1t,;tro~ed.
0,37
O'!0
play, they are stored in your Message Log. GI Q Tells re-supply sh_ip co board
To9 HQ l r,po;ts docl,jn~ o~•rnl1on C❖"'!'lele. ll'l9 You can access this log at anytime co 'iiiiiil 'iii and reload your craft. Curs
review past messages. The log will show
all messages and the time displayed on the
mission clock when they were received.
~ a
throttle to zero or reduces speed to zero.
Tells wingman to cover you.

[~ ].c l:;J MAJESTIC

- Scroll up to first message. ~ B Tells cutTently targeted craft
'iiill ,_ co rake evasive action.
MONARCH
24 TIE FIGHTER STARFJGHTER PILOT MANUAL 25
 di m Tel.ls a craft awaiting o rders G AME F U NC T I ON S
~ - ~ - t o continue with their 1nission. fi} ,e+MA Q uits / Aborts mission.
al m Tellsheadthehome.
, _ , _ LO

di a
targeted craft
e Pauses game.

al Q
Tells all wingmen to
~ - , _ ignore your current target. ~ a Calibrates joystick.
Tell.s craft to report .in with
,iiiill ,iii their current orders.
al fa Sends for reinforcements
~ a Displays version.

,iiiill ,iii if available. ~ - Cycles through detail level setciJ, gs.

al 8 Tells targeted craft to stop
'iiiill , _ and wait for furcher orders.
~ Ren 1rns to flight.
D Keyboard Reference: Th.is list .shows
1iil all possible key commands anilable
in-flight. You may refer to this list at any-
time. For complete descriptions of all key
commands and their uses, consuJ t thjs doc-
ument in the appropriate section.
~ Returns co flight.
,m m Toggles m usic
,iiiill 'iii on or off.
,m fa Toggles sound
,iiiill ,iii on or off.
«;m O Cycles through time acceleration modes:
, _ . , _ Normal, ZX, and 4X. W ARNlNC: In acceler-
ated time, all craft are accelerated. If you approaching a
combat simation, drop down to Normal Time or you will
be attacked by accelerated craft.
P ER SO NAL D A TA P AD
our Personal Datapad serves many functions. Ir is a

A U XILIAR Y S YS T EM S
~ jecti.on If your ship has suffered damage beyond
repair, you may abandon it. However, if you eject near a
Rebel ship you may be captured. This, however. may be
preferable to facing your commanding officer after losing a
ship.
~ e Initiates eject seguence.
Flight Recorder r\s described earlier in the Fil m Room
sect.ion,,vour flicrht
"' recorder is a valuable tool. Recording a
sect.ion of combat and then viewing it is a guick way to dis-
cover an other craft's plans. After a mission, you may view
the film and save the fi.lm for fu rther viewing in the Film
Y direct link to the Imperial Database where you
may download your pilot records, medals, and
merits. You may also control other functions co customise
settings to your playing style.
~ Brings up yo~r Pers~nal Datapad
,iiiill anytime you re not m flighc.
Your Datapad may access the following
areas of the Imperial Database:
Options When you initially mrn on
)'Our Datapad, you will see the Options
mem1. There are many configurations
available to you. Below is a list of the
options and their fuJ1ctions:
Music Turns cum music on or off, or

a
Ro om.
T urns the camera on / off.
sets the volume.
Soru1d Turns sound effects on or off. or sets the vol-

e View film while in flight.

ume.
Speech Turns speech on or off. or sets the volume.
Transitions Turns t ransition scenes on or off.
For information on v:ewing functions, see the section Subtitles Turns subtitles during speech on or off
MONITOR labelled Film Room. PROTEC TOR

26 TTE t= IGHTJ, R STARFTGHTER l?TLOT ?-.-CANUAL 27

 Difficulty Allows you co set the difficulty of the gam e.
Choosing Easy level will cause a 25% scoring penalty while
playing the Hard level will give a 25% scoring bonus.
To View Options:
STEP 0: Press BSC while not b1 flight or click on the
Options button on your Datapad.
STEP f.>: Choose the option you wish co change and click
with the pointer. To adjust the volume settings, dick
on the bar next to the option to set the volume at the
desired level; far left is lowest, far r.ight is loudest.
MEDALS
All medals, merits, badges, ere. that you have eamed
may be viewed. Medals are awarded for
the completion of each battle. Medallions
are awarded for completing missions in the
Combat Chamber. Completing any two of
a craft's Combat Chamber missions will
eam you a bronze medallion, completing
three gets a silver 1uedallion, and complet-
ing all four will earn you a gold medallion.
NOTE: Once a medal has been award-
ed, you must exit the debriefi11g without
flying the mission again to keep the award.
To View lVIedi1.ls:
STEP 0: Click on the Medals button on your Datapad.
STEP 8 : To view the next page of medals, click on Next
Page.
STEP 0: To view the previous page of
medals, click on Last Page.
RECORD
Here you can review all aspects of your
career. You may access your pe1for111ance
in the Training Room and Combat Cham-
ber as well as your skill level in each craft
typ e. You will also receive an overall score
and skill rating.
To View Pilot Record:
STEP 0: Click on the Record button on your Datapad.
STEP@: To view the next page of your record, click on
Next Page.
STEP@: To view the previous page of your record, click
on Last Page.
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28 TIE F(GHTER
BACKUP
The Backup function allows you to make
a copy of your pilot, that can then be
restored later should your pilot die or be
captured in battle. At the bottom of the dis-
play is your current pilot and the rank and
score of your pilot when it was last backed
up.
Below is a list of the Backup options:
Automatic Backup Amomacically backs
up your pilot each time you enter a rn.ission.
Automatic Restore Automatically restores your pilot if
you are killed or captured co rhe point before flying mis-
sion.
Backup Pilot Allows you ro manually back up your
pilot.
Restore Pilot Allows yo u co manually restore your
pilot.
To View Backup Options:
STEP O: Click on the Backup button on your Data pad.
STEP 8: Choose the options you wish to enable by click-
ing on them with the pointer.
OTHER DATAPAD FUNCT1ONS
GAME Click on this button to tum off the Datapad and
rerum to the ship.
DOS Click on this button to ex.it the game co DOS. You
will be asked to verify this command.
ESC Exits Datapad
RESOLUTION
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