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Galaxy explores systems and planets by address or coordinates. It shows planet ownership and status, with context-specific actions such as scan, spy, fleet dispatch, colonization and resource collection. Available actions depend on the selected target. | Galaxy explores systems and planets by address or coordinates. It shows planet ownership and status, with context-specific actions such as scan, spy, fleet dispatch, colonization and resource collection. Available actions depend on the selected target. Wormhole ends appear on void coordinates with their name and condition; tag a [[Wormholes|wormhole]] to use it as a fleet route. On servers with the Void realm, the header shows the viewed system's [[Irregularity]]. A system that has reached 100% shows its '''Rift''', and the '''Void realm''' button switches to its twin in the [[Void Realm]]. Twin addresses carry an R, such as 5-1-4 R or 5-1-4:1-3-3 R. A twin no Rift has opened yet shows as '''Sealed by the Void'''. The centre of every twin is an '''enclosed star''', a star swallowed by the Void, where the twin's Void hold waits. | ||
Next to other players' names, a feather icon marks a player too weak for you to attack (under 10% of your points), a dumbbell icon one too strong (you have under 10% of theirs), and a flame icon a member of an alliance you are at war with; see [[Player Combat]] and [[Alliance Diplomacy]]. Miners have orange names, bots teal ones, and a player's chosen title shows as a small tag before the name. The planets closest to your selected origin planet are marked with a small arrow icon; ties all count, and stars, empty space and your own planets are never marked. Hovering a planet in the 3D view, or its card in the list below, draws lines from it to every other planet: green to the closest, then yellow, then orange, and grey to the rest. The satellite button launches an Argus probe (see [[Surveillance]]). | |||
== Related references == | == Related references == | ||
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* [[Government Network]] | * [[Government Network]] | ||
* [[Planets]] | * [[Planets]] | ||
* [[Wormholes]] | |||
* [[Player Combat]] | |||
* [[Alliance Diplomacy]] | |||
* [[Surveillance]] | |||
* [[Irregularity]] | |||
* [[Void Realm]] | |||
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[[Category:Game sections]] | [[Category:Game sections]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:46, 3 November 2026
Galaxy
Galaxy explores systems and planets by address or coordinates. It shows planet ownership and status, with context-specific actions such as scan, spy, fleet dispatch, colonization and resource collection. Available actions depend on the selected target. Wormhole ends appear on void coordinates with their name and condition; tag a wormhole to use it as a fleet route. On servers with the Void realm, the header shows the viewed system's Irregularity. A system that has reached 100% shows its Rift, and the Void realm button switches to its twin in the Void Realm. Twin addresses carry an R, such as 5-1-4 R or 5-1-4:1-3-3 R. A twin no Rift has opened yet shows as Sealed by the Void. The centre of every twin is an enclosed star, a star swallowed by the Void, where the twin's Void hold waits.
Next to other players' names, a feather icon marks a player too weak for you to attack (under 10% of your points), a dumbbell icon one too strong (you have under 10% of theirs), and a flame icon a member of an alliance you are at war with; see Player Combat and Alliance Diplomacy. Miners have orange names, bots teal ones, and a player's chosen title shows as a small tag before the name. The planets closest to your selected origin planet are marked with a small arrow icon; ties all count, and stars, empty space and your own planets are never marked. Hovering a planet in the 3D view, or its card in the list below, draws lines from it to every other planet: green to the closest, then yellow, then orange, and grey to the rest. The satellite button launches an Argus probe (see Surveillance).