1.Rules
2.Punishments
3.Required Experience For Promotions
4.Starfleet Rank Structure
5.MACO Rank Structure
6.Starfleet Division Explanations
7.Starfleet Shuttle Flight Guide And Restrictions
8.Starfleet Drill Guide
9.Starfleet General Training Guide And Other Methods Of Getting Experience
10.Starfleet OCS Information
11.Starfleet Ship And Stations
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Rules
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Starfleet members must show respect to themselves, other members and allies.
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Starfleet members must call members with the rank of Ensign or above “Sir” or “Ma’am” as indicated.
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There is to be no racism, harassment, bullying, admin abuse without permission between 2 consenting members.
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Hacking, exploiting, or stealing is not allowed. You will be exiled if you even try or threaten to hack, exploit or steal.
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Only be in areas you are allowed to access, if a door will not open or you then you are not allowed to be in that area. Breaking this rule will lead to punishment.
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No avatar packages are to be worn while on duty at any official place.
Punishments
For minor infractions:
A minor infraction is something along the lines of talking without using PTS, disrupting training and general silly behaviour.
Punishments for this are:
- Removal of exp
- Given a warning
For medium infractions:
A medium infraction is something along the lines of bullying and harassment, teamkilling at SFC and ally places, ignoring lawful orders from members of a higher rank, glitching into restricted areas, leaking group information to people outside of SFC.
Punishments for this are:
- Suspension
- Removal of exp
- Being locked at your current rank for a time
- Removal of flight privileges.
For major infractions:
A major infraction is something along the lines of stealing SFC places or tech, exploiting, constant bullying and harassment on multiple occasions, constantly ignoring lawful orders from members of a higher rank.
Punishments for this are:
- Exile
- Reduction in rank
- Month long suspension
- Removal of a major amount of exp
Required Experience For Promotions
How experience works.
Experience is granted from attending training, or activity from raids and patrols. This experience is logged by the Commander+ hosting the event. Listed below is the amount of exp points required for each promotion.
Experience List.
Crewman 4th Class - 20 EXP
Crewman 3rd Class - 50 EXP
Crewman 2nd Class - 75 EXP
Crewman 1st Class - 100 EXP
Petty Officer 3rd Class - 200 EXP
Petty Officer 2nd Class - 300 EXP
Petty Officer 1st Class - 400 EXP
Chief Petty Officer - 800 EXP
Senior Chief Petty Officer - 1000 EXP
Master Chief Petty Officer - 1250 EXP
Ensign - Pass the Officer Candidate School
Lieutenant Junior Grade - 2000 EXP
Lieutenant - 2500 EXP
Lieutenant Commander - 3000 EXP
Starfleet Rank Structure
[LDR] Grand Admiral
The leader of the group.
[DEV]
Developer for the group, doing either graphic, script or build work for the betterment of the group.
[FADM] Fleet Admiral [HR] - O12
Fleet Admiral is the highest rank possible to get in SFC.
[ADM] Admiral [HR] - O11
Admiral is the rank granted to division directors, or can be achieved from long lasting dedication to the group. This rank will also be given if you are a MACO General
[VAM] Vice Admiral [HR] - O10
Vice Admiral is the rank given to division deputy directors, or can be achieved from long lasting dedication to the group. This rank will also be given if you are a MACO Lieutenant General.
[RAUH] Rear Admiral Upper Half [HR] - O9
Rear Admiral Upper Half is given if you are a MACO Major General.
[RALH] Rear Admiral Lower Half [HR] - O8
Rear Admiral Lower Half is given if you are a MACO Brigadier General.
[FCPT] Fleet Captain [MR] - O7
Fleet Captain can be earned for lasting dedication to the group, This rank is when you begin to get trained to join the ranks of the admirals. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Brigadier.
[CPT] Captain [MR] - O6
Captain can be earned for lasting dedication to the group. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Colonel.
[CMDR] Commander [MR] - O5
Commander can be earned from long lasting dedication to the group. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Lieutenant Colonel.
[LTCDR] Lieutenant Commander [MR] - O4
Lieutenant Commander is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank can also be granted if you are a MACO Major.
[LT] Lieutenant [MR] - O3
Lieutenant is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Captain.
[LTJG] Lieutenant Jr Grade [MR] - O2
Lieutenant Junior Grade is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO First Lieutenant.
[EN] Ensign [MR] - O1
Ensign is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Second Lieutenant.
[CDT1] Cadet 1st Class [CDT] - OCS4
The final class of the Officer Candidate School.
[CDT2] Cadet 2nd Class [CDT] - OCS3
The third class of the Officer Candidate School.
[CDT3] Cadet 3rd Class [CDT] - OCS2
The second class of the Officer Candidate School.
[CDT4] Cadet 4th Class [CDT] - OCS1
The first class of the Officer Candidate School.
[CWO1] Chief Warrant Officer 1st Class [MR] - WO4
Chief Warrant Officer 1st Class is a special rank in Starfleet, this rank is mainly used for MACO Chief Warrant Officer 1st Class, however enlisted members of Starfleet can choose to forgo joining the OCS and instead become a Warrant Officer. Members of Starfleet are given this rank when deemed worthy.
[CWO2] Chief Warrant Officer 2nd Class [MR] - WO3
Chief Warrant Officer 2nd Class is a special rank in Starfleet, this rank is mainly used for MACO Chief Warrant Officer 2nd Class, however enlisted members of Starfleet can choose to forgo joining the OCS and instead become a Warrant Officer. Members of Starfleet are given this rank when deemed worthy.
[CWO3] Chief Warrant Officer 3rd Class [MR] - WO2
Chief Warrant Officer 3rd Class is a special rank in Starfleet, this rank is mainly used for MACO Chief Warrant Officer 3rd Class, however enlisted members of Starfleet can choose to forgo joining the OCS and instead become a Warrant Officer. Members of Starfleet are given this rank when deemed worthy.
[WO] Warrant Officer [MR] - WO1
Warrant Officer is a special rank in Starfleet, this rank is mainly used for MACO Warrant Officers, however enlisted members of Starfleet can choose to forgo joining the OCS and instead become a Warrant Officer.
[MCPO] Master Chief Petty Officer [LR] - E10
Master Chief Petty Officer is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Sergeant Major. This is the minimum rank required to apply for the Officer Candidate School.
[SCPO] Senior Chief Petty Officer [LR] - E10
Senior Chief Petty Officer is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Sergeant Major.
[CPO] Chief Petty Officer [LR] - E9
Chief Petty Officer is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Master Sergeant.
[PO1] Petty Officer 1st Class [Enlisted] - E8
Petty Officer 1st Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Sergeant First Class.
[PO2] Petty Officer 2nd Class [Enlisted] - E7
Petty Officer 2nd Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Staff Sergeant.
[PO3] Petty Officer 3rd Class [Enlisted] - E6
Petty Officer 3rd Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Sergeant.
[CR1] Crewman 1st Class [Enlisted] - E5
Crewman 1st Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Corporal.
[CR2] Crewman 2nd Class [Enlisted] - E4
Crewman 2nd Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Lance Corporal.
[CR3] Crewman 3rd Class [Enlisted] - E3
Crewman 3rd Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Private First Class.
[CR4] Crewman 4th Class [Enlisted] - E2
Crewman 4th Class is earned from getting the required experience logged into the database. This rank will also be granted if you are a MACO Private.
[ALLIED REPRESENTATIVES]
The Allied Representative rank is granted upon nomination from an allied group, usually given to one of the group’s HRs
[S] Suspended
The suspended rank is used to punish players who have broken Starfleet regulations. This punishment is usually given out by Admirals Or Commanders as needed.
[REC] Recruit [REC] - E1
The rank of Recruit is granted by joining the group
MACO Rank Structure
[LDR] Grand Star Marshal
Fleet Admiral Of Support
[SMSH] Star Marshal - O12
[GEN] General - O11
[LTGEN] Lieutenant General - O10
[MAJGEN] Major General - O9
[BRIGEN] Brigadier General - O8
[BRIG] Brigadier - O7
[COL] Colonel - O6
[LTCOL] Lieutenant Colonel - O5
[MAJ] Major - O4
[CPT] Captain - O3
[1stLT] First Lieutenant - O2
[2ndLT] Second Lieutenant - O1
[CWO1] Chief Warrant Officer 1st Class - WO4
[CWO2] Chief Warrant Officer 2nd Class - WO3
[CWO3] Chief Warrant Officer 3rd Class - WO2
[WO] Warrant Officer - WO1
[SMAJ] Sergeant Major - E10
[MSGT] Master Sergeant - E9
[SGTFC] Sergeant First Class - E8
[SSGT] Staff Sergeant - E7
[SGT] Sergeant - E6
[CPL] Corporal - E5
[LCPL] Lance Corporal - E4
[PFC] Private First Class - E3
[PVT] Private - E2
[S] Suspended
[REC] Recruit - E1
Starfleet Division Explanations
Primary Divisions
Members of Starfleet Command are only allowed to be in a single primary division.
Starfleet Tactical Command (SFTC)
Starfleet Tactical Command is responsible for the security of starfleet ships, starbases and outposts, as well as the operation of ship, station weaponry. As part of tactical training you will be trained how to use a variety of weapons and shown how to operate heavy ship and station based weapons.
Starfleet Engineering Corps (SFEC)
Starfleet Engineering Corps is responsible for ship, starbase and outpost engineering and operation related activities. This includes shuttle repair/refuel/rearm, repairing broken hallways and monitoring engineering related systems to ensure the smooth operation of the ship, stabase or outpost. As part of your engineering training you will be shown how to utilise tools and equipment to do your duties.
Starfleet Applied Sciences (SFAS)
Starfleet Applied Sciences is responsible for ship, starbase and outpost science and medical based activities. As part of your science training you will be shown how to operate various medical and science tools, as well as shown how to operate science based consoles at ship, starbase and outposts.
Military Assault Command Operations (M.A.C.O)
Military Assault Command Operations is the military arm of Starfleet Command. The role of M.A.C.O is to provide dedicated soldiers for ground and ship based combat. Members of M.A.C.O are trained in a variety of tactical, engineering, science and medical based training modules. Getting entry into M.A.C.O involves rigorous testing before you even get into the division, and as such is held up to a higher standard compared to other divisions.
Secondary Divisions
Members of Starfleet Command are allowed to be in as many secondary divisions as they would like.
Starfleet Research And Development (SFRD)
Starfleet research and development is responsible for doing graphic design, building models and making scripts for the group.
Shuttle Flight Guide And Restrictions
Restrictions and rules.
A Commander in SFC or Lieutenant Colonel in MACO or above must give authorization before pulling out a shuttle for use, If one is not available you can request someone on the communication server to give you permission.
This rule does not apply to anyone with the rank of Commander in SFC and above or Lieutenant Colonel in MACO and above.
Abusing shuttle self destruct mode or other misuse of shuttles can get your licence revoked temporarily or permanently.
You must have the required license in order to use that type of shuttle, this includes workbees and larger shuttlecraft.
Warp is not to be used while within an atmosphere.
Work Bees are not to be taken inside the atmosphere.
You must limit to RCS thrusters when inside of a hanger/shuttlebay
Escape pods can be flown by anyone, however it is best to leave it to the person most qualified as in evacuation procedures getting out rapidly is key.
Breaking any restrictions or rules can result in loss of any/all license types and will require you to re-qualify after a set period to get license types back.
General Flight Controls
Y Power Up
SHIFT + Y Enter/Exit Warp
X Power Down
T Speed Up
G Slow Down
R Level Off
Z Full Stop
Keyboard Turn
W Pivot Down
S Pivot Up
A Rotate Left
D Rotate Right
Q Roll Left
E Roll Right
RCS Thrusters
U Move Forwards
J Move Backwards
H Move Left
K Move Right
P Move Up
L Move Down
Shuttle start up guide.
Press Y to power up the shuttle
Press Z to activate RCS Thrusters and keyboard based turning.
Close any external door, raise up from the surface using P until you are at least roughly 3 to 5 studs above floor.
Retract any landing gear if craft has any, extend wings if craft has any once cleared of hanger/shuttlebay.
Use RCS Thrusters and either Keyboard Turn or Mouse click to exit hanger/shuttlebay
Only once clear of the hanger/shuttlebay are you cleared to use Impulse power.
Starfleet Drill Guide
Allowed drill commands and explanations, these are the only commands to be used when giving out drill lessons.
Squad: Used most of the time in training or general formations as the command line before other commands.
Parade: Used in parades and ceremonies as the command line before other commands.
Left Turn: Turn 90 degrees to the left.
Right Turn: Turn 90 degrees to the right.
About Turn: Turn 180 degrees to the right.
Left Incline: Turn 45 degrees to the left.
Right Incline: Turn 45 degrees to the right.
STS: Shoulder to Shoulder, Line up next to each other with an approximate 1 stud gap between shoulders. If over 10 people form 2 ranks behind each other, using blank files as required.
SFL: Single File Line, Line up behind one person.
DFL: 2 People line up STS, then the rest line up behind them, essentially 2 SFLS beside each other.
March: Used as a command to start people walking forwards.
Halt: Used to halt a march in progress.
Fall In / Fall Out: Used to order selected people to enter or leave the formation.
Permission To Speak [PTS]: Used to request permission to speak while in formations.
Starfleet General Training Guide And Other Methods Of Getting Experience
How a proper training should be run:
A proper training should have the three (3) basic training modules completed and at least two (2) Advanced Training Modules:
Basic Training Modules:
Obstacle Course: Completion of the entire set of basic obstacle courses.
Drill: Members should be able to do turns correctly, fall in and out, and show discipline, if trainees fail to do so then continue doing drill until it is rectified.
Basic Combat: Using either the firing range, or 1V1 fights, have trainees use the basic weapons provided to learn how to fight.
Advanced Training Modules:
Classroom Training: Combat theory, have a discussion about different tactics etc, make sure to use PTS for this class. Best to use this for those above the rank of recruit.
Advanced Combat: Hostage Rescue.
Advanced Combat: Building/Ship Breaching.
Advanced Combat: Building/Ship Defense.
Advanced Combat: Team arena combat
Experience limits and how to earn: Trainers should only give out experience using the below limits.
Trainings: Only award this amount of experience to trainees
25 EXP: Award to the best trainee who completed all modules from start of the training to the end, and has shown the ability to follow all orders, correctly uses PTS and is disciplined. If you cannot pick the best trainee, award the next lowest level if you feel 2 or more are tied.
20 EXP: Award to the trainees that have completed all modules from start of the training to the end, and have shown the ability to follow all orders, correctly use PTS and are disciplined.
15 EXP: Award to trainees that have completed all modules from start of training to the end, however have shown a lack of discipline, EG Talking out of turn, mucking around.
10 EXP: Award to latecomers to training that have completed at least three (3) modules of that training, have shown discipline and follow orders.
5 EXP: Award to latecomers to training that have completed at least three (2) modules of that training, have shown discipline and follow orders.
Other methods of getting experience:
Another way to award experience is from hosting patrols at outposts. Award 5 EXP for every Thirty (30) minutes that you are there while an official patrol is being hosted
Experience Cap:
If a member shows up to multiple back to back training, experience given will be reduced in the second training, and none in the 3rd and any past that. This is a soft cap, that trainers will keep an eye out for when doing back to back events.
Starfleet OCS Information
Cadet Application
Applications can be submitted by anyone at or above the rank of Master Chief Petty Officer.
Application must show evidence of the following to pass:
- Fluency in written English
- Understanding of the responsibilities inherent in being an officer
- Mastery of group fundamentals
- Maturity
Completion and acceptance of this application awards the rank of Cadet, 4th class
Recommendations
When the Rapid OCS program is not in effect you must have 3 recommendations from a [LCDR] Lieutenant Commander - O4 or above before your application can be approved. In order to get these, mention that you are looking to sign up for the OCS program and would like to be recommended for the program. Do not go harassing people following them around begging, and it is highly advised to not approach members of the developer rank or above.
Officer Candidate School Segments
Shuttle Flight Training (SFT)
In this training module, open to Cadets 3rd class and above, cadets are instructed in the use of shuttlecraft by qualified flight instructors. Finishing and passing this course is required to gain a shuttle license.
Strategic Operations Training (SOT)
Cadets will be trained in the intricacies of combat by use of discord. Instructions will cover the following topics:
- Scouting surroundings before acting
- Minimizing collateral damage
- Coordination between units
- Unit specializations
- Need to know vs. understanding orders
Command Training Program (CTP)
Open to anyone with the rank of Cadet 1st class, cadets in this final stage of training will assist OCS staff with the training of lower-class cadets. In addition, they will be taught the basics of command, including:
- Inspiring confidence in lower ranks
- Importance of having an open mind/requesting suggestions
- Responsibilities of command
- Importance of activity
- How to lead Trainings/Patrols
Bridge Simulation (Optional) (BS)
Open to cadets of class 1 or 2, this simulation is recommended for those intending to pursue a high rank in SFC. Simulation will require the use of knowledge gained from previous training exercises and will be graded by a panel of officers on metrics to be decided once simulator development is finished.
Division Specific Training (DT)
These training programs will be specialized to the divisions that the cadet is a part of, led by officers in that division. Cadets can only count one module from this section towards graduation unless granted permission in writing from the head of the OCS.
Engineering Training
Led by officers from the Corps of Engineers, this option focuses on proper use of Engineering materials.
Tactical Training
Led by officers from the Tactical Command, this option prioritizes improvement in tactical related skills, including accuracy, hitting moving targets, squad tactics, and intermediate strategic principles.
Science Training
Led by personnel from the Science division, this option focuses on the scientific skills required for further advancement in Starfleet.
Medical Training
Also led by personnel from the Science Division, this option is recommended for personnel in the Science division that intend to pursue a medical-based position.
Lore Training (LT)
This training module focuses on the lore of Star Trek, incorporating elements from all alpha canon sources (TV shows and movies), as well as applicable material from beta canon (novels, video games, etc)
Professional Skills (PS)
This training module is focused on the professional skills required for a successful career as a Starfleet Officer, including discipline, spelling and grammar, and respect.
Cadet Rank Advancement System
Cadet, 4th Class
This rank is achieved by completing and passing the Cadet Application.
Cadet, 3rd Class
This rank is awarded after completion of two training modules, or by discretion of the head of the OCS after exemplary completion of one training module.
Cadet, 2nd Class
This rank is awarded after completion of three training modules, or by discretion of the head of the OCS after exemplary completion of two training modules.
Cadet, 1st Class
This rank is awarded after completion of four training modules and selection by the head of the OCS as ready for the Command Training Program.
Officer Candidate School Requirements
In order to remain in good standing with the Officer Candidate School, all of the following must be true (since first entering the OCS):
- You have not received a demerit in the past week.
- You have not accrued more than 5 demerits in your time in the OCS
- You have attended and passed at least 2 of the past 3 cadet training events OR have had a valid inactivity notice for the same period OR have been excused from an event by the event host
- You have not fallen below 1250 EXP
- You have not been suspended for any reason
- You have attended and passed at least 1 of the last 5 non-OCS training events
Poor Standing
A cadet is said to be “in poor standing” with the Officer Candidate school when any of the above conditions are not met. Whenever a cadet enters poor standing with the OCS, it is required that the cadet schedule a meeting with the head of the OCS to review their progress and set a plan in place for how to proceed.
Demerits
A demerit may be issued by the head of the Officer Candidate School (currently ADM AviatorKirk) or any officer of a higher rank than the head of the OCS. Demerits can be issued for any violation of Starfleet rules and regulations while on duty and a member of the OCS, but evidence must be obtained in order for the demerit to be valid.
Training Events
A cadet training event is any event in which at least one training module from this document is used. A non-OCS training event is any training event that is primarily used to train people between the ranks of Recruit and Lieutenant Commander. For information as to what constitutes passing a non-OCS training event, please consult the Academy handbook.
Final Exam and Graduation
In order to graduate from the Officer Candidate School, cadets must have accomplished all of the following:
- Completing and passing five of the training segments mentioned above, including at least one course in divisional training and the Command Training Program
- Remaining in the Officer Candidate School in good standing for a minimum of one month
- Attaining the rank of Cadet 1st class
- Passing a Final Exam given by the leaders of the Officer Candidate School
- Have at least 1500 EXP
RAPID OCS
In times of great need, the Grand Admiral, SiC, or TiC can call for a RAPID OCS protocol. This protocol immediately affects graduation requirements and amends them to the following for ALL PERSONNEL currently in the OCS:
- Completing and passing THREE of the training segments mentioned above, including at least one course in divisional training OR the Command Training Program
- Attaining the rank of Cadet THIRD class
- Passing a Final Exam given by the leaders of the Officer Candidate School
- Have at least 1300 EXP