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Galaxy
From Imperion Wiki
Here you can view the galaxy in which the (selected) planet in located. By clicking the arrows you can navigate within the galaxy. Bottom right you have the opportunity to choose a galaxy with the help of a drop down menu. Next to it you can enter the coordinates.
The sun is the center of each solar system. Once you click it you can access the solar system (zoom in). Clicking on a planet gives you the following information: coordinates; planet name; the owner's name and league; inhabitants; the planet's type (earth-like, desert, gas planets, etc.); the number of mines/rigs; the climatic efficiencies; and the option to trade/attack its owner or, if the planet is not settled, the possibility to colonize it. By clicking next to a planet or the magnifier you can zoom out.
Each planet has a four-digit way of giving coordinates. E.g..: [1:2:3:4]: 1 is the galaxy, 2 the x co-ordinate of the solar system, 3 the y co-ordinate of the solar system and 4 the planet number in the solar system.
- Status icons on the galaxy map
Through status icons on the galaxy map, property situations, fleet movements and fleet locations are supposed to be visualized on the galaxy map.
3 elements can be freely combined (property situations of planets, fleet movements and fleet locations).
- 1. Approach of own troops to a target
- 2. Property situations of planets - framed of various colors:
Own planets (White)
League mate (Purple)
Alliances / Wings (Brown)
NAP's (Gray)
War (Red)
Foreign players
(No frame)
- 3. Support for uninhabited planets and comets
(Order means the order of the coverage - own troops cover any other icon):
Own troops stationed on the planet surface - Will be displayed additionally on all inhabited planets. The diplomatic relation does not matter
Troops harvest a comet
League mate (League+Wing+Alliance)
Players with a NAP (Troops that attack or invade will be sent home without a fight occurring)
Non-allied players: Will only be displayed for uninhabited planets and comets if they are located within the scan radius (Scan Link System, Impulse Scanner or in the same system with Zekkon)
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