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Sounds like you've assigned a builder.
On the same screen it has an area showing the estimated cost and how much is in the stations account. Be aware that stations can have 2 accounts, 1 only for construction and 1 for it's actual funds. It is quite possible it will cost millions to build.
And 2 millions is very cheap station.
I watched the in-game tutorial, but even so I still confused there.
I'll try again tonight, and will follow your suggestions. I am most confused because some part there mentions a really very low amount (around 50.000), but I really think that the correct one is that 2 milliion mention.
I'll see. :)
However, buying the plot for the station usually costs a lot more than the builder and that's really the first step (unless you build it in a neutral system where you pay nothing for the plot)
Construction itself doesn't have a fixed price. The modules require energy cells, hull parts and claytronics to be built (plus water for boron starions and various other goods if you added weapons to the station modules).
the estimated sum in the construction screen is the value of the wares you will have to provide. If you dump the suggested money in the account, the station will attract NPC traders and purchase the wares automatically.
Alternatively, you can also buy the wares with your own tradeships and deliver them to the build storage of the station.
Later in the game you can also build factories for the construction goods and the tradeships assigned to them will also automatically ship goods to your construction sites in range, so technically at this stage you no longer have to spend money at all for the construction (of course it's still not "free" - after all you would have earned millions by selling the wares instead of using them)
I'll check everything tonight.
As I expected, this being a sandbox game, there are always many ways to play and achieve certain goals. Really amazing.
Below that, click on the "+" icon next to "Manage buy offers for needed resources" to configure the buy offers. You can set rules on who to buy from and the maximum price you are willing to buy for. Setting a lower buy price can delay construction as your trader's have a harder time finding cheaper wares.
At the bottom of the buy offers section you will see the "Estimated price to buy all resources". This is calculated from the buy prices you set on the wares and assumes you will buy everything from NPC's. Below that is the "Available money for construction". This is how much money the station has to buy wares. You can set it to any amount up to the estimated price. If you click Accept Estimate, it will simply assign the estimated amount to the station's account. But if you don't have enough to cover everything, you can still set it lower and the station will buy as much as it can with the money you give it and can begin partial construction. Once you gain more money you can come back and add more funds to the account.
If you will delivery everything yourself (wares already purchased) or have your own stations that can fully supply the wares needed, the construction account can actually be left at 0. That's because one of your own stations buying wares from another one of your own stations (if they have trader subordinates) does not require any money to change hands.
I am starting to understand everything there.
The last thing I really don't understand very well is related to a certain "mission" which asks me to assign a (ship?) certain task to someone.
It seems I need to assign a commerce ship to this task on my station. But do I need to search for a NPC ship or a ship of mine (which I would have to buy)?
See them as a recommendation. You don't get a reward for those tasks anyway, so they are safe to ignore.
Many thanks.
I'll try purchasing a cargo ship in order to start all of this and assing it to the station (I can't do that with a NPC ship, right?).
That's that mission which that Boron gives us. He is also inside my station (in some kind of scientific area), and thought Dal Busta was an intruder. :D