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The Avoidance List is a feature of the in-game autopilot where the user can specify a set of solar systems, constellations~~, or regions~~ to be avoided. When the Autopilot is told to avoid systems on the avoidance list, then when a destination is set, the Autopilot will try to find a route that does not include any systems, constellations~~, or regions~~ on the avoidance list. This can be useful to prevent accidentally plotting routes through enemy territory, particular pirate-infested systems, or heavy lag systems.

The Avoidance List is a feature of the in-game autopilot where the user can specify a set of solar systems or constellations to be avoided. When the Autopilot is told to avoid systems on the avoidance list, then when a destination is set, the Autopilot will try to find a route that does not include any systems, or constellations on the avoidance list. This can be useful to prevent accidentally plotting routes through enemy territory, particular pirate-infested systems, or heavy lag systems.

==Activating the Avoidance List==

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==Avoiding Constellations==

Right-clicking on a solar system in the Map will give you the option to add that solar system to your watch list. However, what if you wanted to avoid an entire constellation without adding every single system in that constellation to your avoidance list? For example, [Sovereignty|Sovereign Nullsec] (Player-Claimable NullSec) can be considerably dangerous to enter under certain circumstances. Being able to set entire NullSec constellations to your avoidance list would make it easy to set up your avoidance list to not plot routes through areas of space claimed by other player corporations or alliances. Let's begin by avoiding the GEP-XF ~~region~~ of claimable Nullsec.

Right-clicking on a solar system in the Map will give you the option to add that solar system to your watch list. However, what if you wanted to avoid an entire constellation without adding every single system in that constellation to your avoidance list? For example, [Sovereignty|Sovereign Nullsec] (Player-Claimable NullSec) can be considerably dangerous to enter under certain circumstances. Being able to set entire NullSec constellations to your avoidance list would make it easy to set up your avoidance list to not plot routes through areas of space claimed by other player corporations or alliances. Let's begin by avoiding the GEP-XF constellation of claimable Nullsec.

Go to the MAP (F10) and click the SEARCH icon.

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-The Avoidance List is a feature of the in-game autopilot where the user can specify a set of solar systems, constellations, or regions to be avoided.  When the Autopilot is told to avoid systems on the avoidance list, then when a destination is set, the Autopilot will try to find a route that does not include any systems, constellations, or regions on the avoidance list.  This can be useful to prevent accidentally plotting routes through enemy territory, particular pirate-infested systems, or heavy lag systems.
+The Avoidance List is a feature of the in-game autopilot where the user can specify a set of solar systems or constellations to be avoided.  When the Autopilot is told to avoid systems on the avoidance list, then when a destination is set, the Autopilot will try to find a route that does not include any systems, or constellations on the avoidance list.  This can be useful to prevent accidentally plotting routes through enemy territory, particular pirate-infested systems, or heavy lag systems.
 ==Activating the Avoidance List==
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 ==Avoiding Constellations==
-Right-clicking on a solar system in the Map will give you the option to add that solar system to your watch list.  However, what if you wanted to avoid an entire constellation without adding every single system in that constellation to your avoidance list?  For example, [Sovereignty|Sovereign Nullsec] (Player-Claimable NullSec) can be considerably dangerous to enter under certain circumstances.  Being able to set entire NullSec constellations to your avoidance list would make it easy to set up your avoidance list to not plot routes through areas of space claimed by other player corporations or alliances.  Let's begin by avoiding the GEP-XF region of claimable Nullsec.
+Right-clicking on a solar system in the Map will give you the option to add that solar system to your watch list.  However, what if you wanted to avoid an entire constellation without adding every single system in that constellation to your avoidance list?  For example, [Sovereignty|Sovereign Nullsec] (Player-Claimable NullSec) can be considerably dangerous to enter under certain circumstances.  Being able to set entire NullSec constellations to your avoidance list would make it easy to set up your avoidance list to not plot routes through areas of space claimed by other player corporations or alliances.  Let's begin by avoiding the GEP-XF constellation of claimable Nullsec.
 Go to the MAP (F10) and click the SEARCH icon.