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Moon Sweepers Station Facilities, Radio and Astronaut Looks

Manage crew music, use station activities and change cosmetic choices.

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Manage crew music, use station activities and change cosmetic choices.

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Build a crew soundtrack

Choose tracks and build a radio queue of up to 200 entries; save up to four crew mixes to reuse it. Helmet playback works across the Moon; speaker playback is local. Personal mute changes only your own sound. Repeat and shuffle affect the queue, with a 2.5-second crossfade between tracks.

Speaker sound is full within 5 m and fades out by 30 m; operate the radio within 4 m. If a crewmate hears nothing, check playback mode, range and personal mute.

TrackLength
The Lunar Shore2:56
The Pale Horizon2:59
Beneath A Silver Horizon2:57
Beneath A Starlit Canopy2:37
SettingFact
THE CREW HEARS ITEVERYWHERE: in every helmet, all over the Moon. COLLECTOR: from the radio's speakers, inside.
SpeakersFull volume up to 5 m away, fading to silent at 30 m
LibraryAll 4 tracks are CHILL; the NOT CHILL list is empty
JUST FOR YOUMutes the radio for you only: the crew still hears it
QueueUp to 200 tracks
CREW MIXESUp to 4: save the queue, load it again any shift
RepeatREPEAT OFF, REPEAT ALL or REPEAT ONE
SHUFFLEMixes the order of what is coming
Crossfade2.5 s between tracks
Radio tableUsed from up to 4 m away

Use the station

Stations provide coffee, chess, air hockey, bunks, whiteboards and lockers. Station boards save with the world. Keep traffic clear of other crew members: moving vehicles can knock astronauts down.

FacilityFacts
Coffee machineUsed from up to 3.2 m away; make a coffee, take it and drink it in 4 sips of 1.2 s each; the mug can be thrown away
ChessPlayed against a crewmate sitting opposite or against the computer; results below
Air hockeyPlayed against a crewmate or the computer; the first to 10 goals wins
Lounge seatsChess and air hockey seats are used from up to 3.2 m away
BunksLie down in a bed from up to 2.6 m away
WhiteboardUsed from up to 5 m away. Tools: marker, straight line, box, circle and eraser; WIPE clears the board. Up to 60 steps can be undone. Each station has its own board, saved with the world
LockersOpen YOUR ASTRONAUT, the astronaut look editor, from up to 3.5 m away
ResultThe game shows
CheckmateCheckmate! You win
StalemateStalemate: a draw
Fifty moves without a captureFifty moves without a capture: a draw
The same position three timesThe same position three times: a draw
Neither side can mateNeither side can mate: a draw
RuleFact
Text chatMessages of up to 120 characters; Enter sends, Esc cancels
Run overA vehicle moving at 1.2 m/s or more knocks a crewmate flying
Knocked downThe crewmate gets up 0.4 s after lying still or 2 s after landing, at the latest 9 s after the knock

Astronaut appearance

Use a locker to open YOUR ASTRONAUT and choose visor eyes and colours. Appearance choices do not purchase suit gear or improve dust production. Save your look before heading back outside.

Visor eyes 1 to 8Visor eyes 9 to 16
ClassicCurious
HappyStarry-eyed
ContentSmitten
DeterminedUnimpressed
Wide awakeTiny
SleepyDazed
WinkCheeky
Wink (other eye)Knocked out
PartFact
WhereA station locker, used from up to 3.5 m away ( station facilities )
VISOR EYES16 designs, from Classic to Knocked out
EYE COLOUR10 presets, or HUE, SATURATION and BRIGHTNESS
SUIT COLOUR10 presets, or HUE, SATURATION and BRIGHTNESS
New lookClassic eyes, eye colour #8CEDFF and suit colour #C47513
SURPRISE ME / DEFAULT LOOKThe editor's two buttons

Visor choices and colour presets

The sixteen visor choices are Classic, Curious, Happy, Starry-eyed, Content, Smitten, Determined, Unimpressed, Wide awake, Tiny, Sleepy, Dazed, Wink, Cheeky, Wink (other eye), Knocked out. Colour presets can be adjusted with hue, saturation and brightness. SURPRISE ME generates a look; DEFAULT LOOK restores Classic eyes and preset 1 for both colours.

PresetEye colourSuit colour
1#8CEDFF#C47513
2#FFFFFF#DB3829
3#FFD44D#EDBD1F
4#FF8533#5CB233
5#FF5C73#1A9E9E
6#FF73D9#2E6BDB
7#B880FF#7847CC
8#5C8CFF#E55C9E
9#66FF9E#4D525C
10#C7FF4D#EDEDF2

Sources and version

Game-menu facts checked against the linked community references on 1 November 2026, for version 1.0.5. Later patches can change values. Explanations and tools are our own; no new playtest is claimed.

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