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The [[StarMap]] is divided into the Universe and Solar views. You are able to |
The [[StarMap]] is divided into the Universe and Solar views. You are able to |
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You can toggle between them by clicking <code>Mode</code> in the bottom-right of the StarMap. |
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In the Universe view, you will be able to see nearby [[Star|stars]] and their coordinates. The Solar view will show your current solar system; its star and orbiting [[planets]]. |
In the Universe view, you will be able to see nearby [[Star|stars]] and their coordinates. The Solar view will show your current solar system; its star and orbiting [[planets]]. |
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Clicking on a planet displayed on the StarMap will automatically configure the <small>(view)</small>coordinates property of attached [[HyperDrive|HyperDrives]] and [[Telescope|Telescopes]] to its coordinates. |
Clicking on a planet displayed on the StarMap will automatically configure the <small>(view)</small>coordinates property of attached [[HyperDrive|HyperDrives]] and [[Telescope|Telescopes]] to its coordinates. |
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Clicking on a planet displayed on the StarMap will automatically configure the <small>(view)</small>coordinates property of attached [[HyperDrive|HyperDrives]] and [[Telescope|Telescopes]] to its coordinates.<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="A StarMap in the Universe and Solar views."> |
Clicking on a planet displayed on the StarMap will automatically configure the <small>(view)</small>coordinates property of attached [[HyperDrive|HyperDrives]] and [[Telescope|Telescopes]] to its coordinates.<gallery mode="slideshow" caption="A StarMap in the Universe and Solar views."> |
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'''Do <big><u>NOT</u></big> go for [[Neutron Star|neutron]] or [[Black Hole|black hole]] systems''', as they are often checked by raiders. If you want to set up a space station however, a [[Neutron Star|neutron]] system is worth considering due to the increased [[Power and electronics#Generating Power|solar power generation]], just make sure it's on random coordinates so it isn't found. |
'''Do <big><u>NOT</u></big> go for [[Neutron Star|neutron]] or [[Black Hole|black hole]] systems''', as they are often checked by raiders. If you want to set up a space station however, a [[Neutron Star|neutron]] system is worth considering due to the increased [[Power and electronics#Generating Power|solar power generation]], just make sure it's on random coordinates so it isn't found. |
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[[M Star (Red)|Red gi]] |
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[[M Star (Red)|Red giants]] ''<small>(M type)</small>'' are only worth considering if you do not heavily rely on solar, or if the planets are great. These make great picks for an endgame base as you likely won't be relying on solar at that point and their decereased |
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'''Do <big><u>NOT</u></big> go for [[Neutron Star|neutron]] or [[Black Hole|black hole]] systems''', as they are often checked by raiders. If you want to set up a space station however, a [[Neutron Star|neutron]] system is worth considering due to the increased [[Power and electronics#Generating Power|solar power generation]], just make sure it's on random coordinates so it isn't found. |
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