During the invasion of Spinnaker, the command battle droid OOM-9 sent Neimoidian traders, a type of repulsorcraft, from his base to the spaceport in YIN-762's base to trade for nova crystals, which could be used as currency. By trading with the base and destroying Spinnaker's spaceports, OOM-9 was able to achieve Trade Federation Viceroy Nute Gunray's objective of securing 10,000 nova crystals.
Like all B1-Series battle droids, YIN-762 was 1.91 meters tall and had masculine programming. He wielded an E-5 blaster rifle and had a backpack equipped with an antenna. The droid had light tan plating with brown markings.
YIN-762 appeared in the 2001 LucasArts video game Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds. His name is given as the player's ally in "Spinnaker's Spoils," the third level of the Trade Federation campaign, although he does not physically appear in the level. YIN-762 is also a unique unit that the player can utilize in the game's scenario editior. The droid's profile image and model are identical to that of other battle droid commanders in the game. In scenarios, YIN-762's model has differences from his profile image, with the tan color seen on other B1-Series battle droids present on his head and parts of his limbs, while the color of the player's alignment is featured on his chest and legs.
YIN-762 appeared in the 2001 LucasArts video game Star Wars: Galactic Battlegrounds. His name is given as the player's ally in "Spinnaker's Spoils," the third level of the Trade Federation campaign, although he does not physically appear in the level. YIN-762 is also a unique unit that the player can utilize in the game's scenario editior. The droid's profile image and model are identical to that of other battle droid commanders in the game. In scenarios, YIN-762's model has differences from his profile image, with the tan color seen on other B1-Series battle droids present on his head and parts of his limbs, while the color of the player's alignment is featured on his chest and legs.