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| ====== Planetary Interaction Scanning ====== | ====== Planetary Interaction Scanning ====== | ||
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| - | ====Selecting a Planet to Scan==== | + | =====Selecting A Planet To Scan===== |
| If you're in space you can scan the planets in your current system by selecting one in your overview and clicking //View in Planet Mode// in the selected object control, or right-clicking and selecting //View In Planet mode//. | If you're in space you can scan the planets in your current system by selecting one in your overview and clicking //View in Planet Mode// in the selected object control, or right-clicking and selecting //View In Planet mode//. | ||
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| All systems within your Remote Sensing skill range (including the current system) can be scanned by opening your galaxy map and selecting the new //Planet scan range// filter under My Information. Systems within range will be colored, ranging from a large green circle for close systems to a small red dot for distant ones. Select a system, right-click and select //Show Info//, then select the //Orbital Bodies// tab. Right-clicking a planet and selecting //View In Planet Mode// will close the map and start viewing the planet in planet mode. | All systems within your Remote Sensing skill range (including the current system) can be scanned by opening your galaxy map and selecting the new //Planet scan range// filter under My Information. Systems within range will be colored, ranging from a large green circle for close systems to a small red dot for distant ones. Select a system, right-click and select //Show Info//, then select the //Orbital Bodies// tab. Right-clicking a planet and selecting //View In Planet Mode// will close the map and start viewing the planet in planet mode. | ||
| - | ^ Selecting a planet to remotely scan ^^ | + | ^ Selecting a planet to remotely scan ^^ |
| | {{http://imgur.com/OAOKkZH.png|alt=Remotely Scannable Space|Remotely scannable space showing stars at up to 1 and 3 light years}}| {{http://imgur.com/Jr1hGtp.png|Selecting a planet to scan}} | | | {{http://imgur.com/OAOKkZH.png|alt=Remotely Scannable Space|Remotely scannable space showing stars at up to 1 and 3 light years}}| {{http://imgur.com/Jr1hGtp.png|Selecting a planet to scan}} | | ||
| - | ====Scanning for Resources==== | + | ---- |
| + | =====Scanning for Resources===== | ||
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| + | <wrap right> | ||
| + | {{http://imgur.com/oGOFxHm.png|The planet scan controls}}\\ | ||
| + | {{http://imgur.com/OtwtUsJ.png|The Planetology skills increase the quality of your scan}} | ||
| + | </wrap> | ||
| The controls for planet mode are below the current location information in the top left of your screen, possibly hidden underneath other windows. Clicking the //Scan// button will show you the five resources the planet produces. Alongside each of these is a bar that shows the proportion of the maximum possible a planet can produce is available on this planet. Resource poor planets will only be slightly filled with white, while resource rich planets will be mostly filled. Clicking on one of the resources will scan the planet for that resource, and show it's concentration on the planet, color coded for high/low concentration. Just below the build and scan buttons is a rainbow colored slider. You can grab the triangle handle on the left to show/hide areas of low concentration, and also the handle on the right to emphasise the best areas. | The controls for planet mode are below the current location information in the top left of your screen, possibly hidden underneath other windows. Clicking the //Scan// button will show you the five resources the planet produces. Alongside each of these is a bar that shows the proportion of the maximum possible a planet can produce is available on this planet. Resource poor planets will only be slightly filled with white, while resource rich planets will be mostly filled. Clicking on one of the resources will scan the planet for that resource, and show it's concentration on the planet, color coded for high/low concentration. Just below the build and scan buttons is a rainbow colored slider. You can grab the triangle handle on the left to show/hide areas of low concentration, and also the handle on the right to emphasise the best areas. | ||
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| - | ^ Adjusting the sliders to show the hotspots. ^^^ | + | ^ Adjusting the sliders to show the hotspots. ^^^ |
| | {{http://imgur.com/TcTiiKF.png|1. Full Range Scan}} | {{http://imgur.com/U0qun69.png|2. Scan With High End Trimmed}} | {{http://imgur.com/wkLG5XQ.png|3. Scan With Low End Trimmed As Well}} | | | {{http://imgur.com/TcTiiKF.png|1. Full Range Scan}} | {{http://imgur.com/U0qun69.png|2. Scan With High End Trimmed}} | {{http://imgur.com/wkLG5XQ.png|3. Scan With Low End Trimmed As Well}} | | ||
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| - | {{http://imgur.com/oGOFxHm.png|The planet scan controls}} | ||
| - | {{http://imgur.com/OtwtUsJ.png|The [[Planetology]] skills increase the quality of your scan}} | ||
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