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🤖 Flight Computer
Droid overloads and shield shunts compared by boost, cost and risk.
The Flight Computer covers every droid command in the R3 space system — their effects, stat bonuses, and energy costs — and lets you assemble a command set into a ready-to-paste macro. Use it to plan which droid commands to load before a mission and to compare overload options.
Browsing the Command Reference
Commands are grouped by category. Browse the list or use the filter to find a specific command by name. Each entry shows the full bonus breakdown — generation efficiency, energy efficiency, component damage — so you can compare overload levels side by side before committing to a build in the Ship Loadout.
Tip: The Ship Loadout tool uses this same data for its droid overload calculations. If a specific overload tier's bonus looks different from what you see in-game, the Flight Computer reference is the ground truth for the numbers used.
Building a Command Set & Macro
- Set your Flight Computer level from the dropdown (Level 1 · 20 through Level 6 · 150) — this sets the storage budget your command set must fit within.
- Click + add to set on each command you want (it shows ✓ in command set once added). A running total tracks how much of your storage budget is used.
- Or build it for you: open ⚡ Auto-build set, pick a quick goal (Max damage, Survivability / tank, Racing / speed, Balanced) or an swgr.org leveling/endgame loadout, then click ⚡ Build set to fill the strongest chips that fit your level.
- Once you add a command, the 🎛 Macro builder panel appears — set the Macro name and Droid interface speed, optionally tick Loop (repeat forever), use ↕ Sort order to reorder the fire sequence (power → weapons → engine → defense), then click ⧉ Copy macro to paste it into the in-game macro editor.
- Use ＋ Save loadout / ⬆ Export / ⬇ Import (and 🗑 Delete loadout) to keep loadouts for different missions, exported as a
.jsonfile. 🔗 Share code copies a portable loadout code, ⇄ Compare shows two saved sets side by side, ↺ Clear set empties the current command set, and 👤 Manage characters filters saved sets by pilot.