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When warping to any location the ship will land approximately 2,500 meters away from the target. For stations, this means that the ship can land outside of the docking range and is vulnerable to ganks as it approaches the station. This is especially dangerous at [[trade hubs]] where gankers may try to kill you. Instadock bookmarks solve this issue. | When warping to any location the ship will land approximately 2,500 meters away from the target. For stations, this means that the ship can land outside of the docking range and is vulnerable to ganks as it approaches the station. This is especially dangerous at [[trade hubs]] where gankers may try to kill you. Instadock bookmarks solve this issue. | ||
An instadock bookmark is a bookmark that is placed at least 2,500 meters inside of the docking range. One common way of creating an instadock bookmark is by undocking from a station and saving the location immediately or while the overview says that a pilot is within 0 meters of that station. Instadock bookmarks can be used in combination with the autopilot. Set the target station as your destination and warp to the instadock bookmark. Enable autopilot after entering the warp. As soon as the ship lands on the bookmark the autopilot will automatically dock. | An instadock bookmark is a bookmark that is placed at least 2,500 meters inside of the docking range. One common way of creating an instadock bookmark is by undocking from a station and saving the location immediately or while the overview says that a pilot is within 0 meters of that station. Another approach is by manually piloting to other parts of the station, but within the docking range, and saving the location. Instadock bookmarks can be used in combination with the autopilot. Set the target station as your destination and warp to the instadock bookmark. Enable autopilot after entering the warp. As soon as the ship lands on the bookmark the autopilot will automatically dock. | ||
For a demonstration video on YouTube see: [https://youtu.be/aKmn3rabMac Staying Safe - Insta-Docks](2017). | For a demonstration video on YouTube see: [https://youtu.be/aKmn3rabMac Staying Safe - Insta-Docks](2017). | ||
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When undocking from a station the ship will be moving at maximum velocity towards a certain direction. By having a bookmark far in that direction it is possible to instantly warp off after undocking.<br> | When undocking from a station the ship will be moving at maximum velocity towards a certain direction. By having a bookmark far in that direction it is possible to instantly warp off after undocking.<br> | ||
The most common way of making an insta-undock is to use a very fast [[MWD]] frigate. Undock from the station and burn away. It is also possible to use mid-warp bookmarks, celestial alignment or lucky signatures. The insta-undock bookmark should ideally be far enough from the station so that it is not on the same grid. This way you will disappear from the overview after warping to it.<br> | The most common way of making an insta-undock is to use a very fast [[MWD]] frigate. Undock from the station and burn away. It is also possible to use mid-warp bookmarks, celestial alignment or lucky signatures. The insta-undock bookmark should ideally be far enough from the station so that it is not on the same grid. This way you will disappear from the overview after warping to it.<br> | ||
It should be noted that the ship heading has a small random variance on undock. | It should be noted that the ship heading has a small random variance on undock. For this reason, the further away the insta-undock location is, the better (at least 150km, but ideally and highly recommended to at least a couple of thousand kilometers from the station). | ||
Using insta-undocks is not recommended for slow ships. A well-placed combat prober may probe a slow ship at the landing position before the slow ship can warp away. | Using insta-undocks is not recommended for slow ships. A well-placed combat prober may probe a slow ship at the landing position before the slow ship can warp away. | ||
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[[File:NewLocation.png|thumb|New Location (bookmark) window.]] | [[File:NewLocation.png|thumb|New Location (bookmark) window.]] | ||
Bookmarks are created through the New Location window. The window has the following fields: | Bookmarks are created through the New Location window. The window has the following fields: | ||
* '''Label''' - The name of the bookmark. Pre-filled with | * '''Label''' - The name of the bookmark. Pre-filled with: | ||
** coordinate bookmarks - "Spot in <''System name''> solar system" | ** coordinate bookmarks - "Spot in <''System name''> solar system" | ||
** object bookmarks - the name of the object | ** object bookmarks - the name of the object | ||
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{{Clear}} | {{Clear}} | ||
== Organize and manage == | == Organize and manage == | ||
As time goes by you will create a lot of bookmarks and if you don’t organize and manage them, you will mess them up. This section presents some basic techniques that can be used to avoid that. The following are not strict rules. They are, however, built upon solid experience. In time, feel free to develop your own style and system. Corporations or elements thereof may have as [[ | As time goes by you will create a lot of bookmarks and if you don’t organize and manage them, you will mess them up. This section presents some basic techniques that can be used to avoid that. The following are not strict rules. They are, however, built upon solid experience. In time, feel free to develop your own style and system. Corporations or elements thereof may have as [[Wormhole Community Navigation|EVE Unis WHC]] does, rules for labeling | ||
=== Label === | === Label === | ||