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Course plotting is a supporter feature that allows pilots to travel to nodes up to 5 nodes away from your current location. | Course plotting is a supporter feature that allows pilots to travel to nodes up to 5 nodes away from your current location. | ||
To plot a course, the pilot selects one node connected to their current node location. Enter that node ID number in the 'Node 1' field. Pilots can select up to five total nodes to plot a course. | |||
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* The pilot must have each node in the chain discovered. | |||
* Each connected node must have a discovered, connected space lane to the next node in sequence. | |||
* Since this mechanic is in the same vein as direct travel, this is a supporter feature. | |||
Revision as of 17:52, 14 May 2020
Course plotting is a supporter feature that allows pilots to travel to nodes up to 5 nodes away from your current location.
To plot a course, the pilot selects one node connected to their current node location. Enter that node ID number in the 'Node 1' field. Pilots can select up to five total nodes to plot a course.
Notes:
- The pilot must have each node in the chain discovered.
- Each connected node must have a discovered, connected space lane to the next node in sequence.
- Since this mechanic is in the same vein as direct travel, this is a supporter feature.