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* Make sure the correct system is selected in Pathfinder

* New signatures are highlighted in green, updated signatures in yellow, and expired signatures are not highlighted{{Verify}}

Pressing ({{button|CTRL}} + {{button|Z}} allows for rolling back to a previous record of signatures. Useful if a signature is accidentally deleted or the wrong system's signatures are imported.

Structures can be added to Pathfinder in two ways: manually one at a time or bulk imported from D-Scan. Importing via D-Scan allows for existing structure intel to be updated. Only Upwell Structures should be added. If a POS is notable (i.e. has a warp-in trap) it should be noted in the system panel notes.

 

* Make sure the correct system is selected in Pathfinder

* Click the "+" button in the top right of the structures panel

* Make sure the correct system is selected in Pathfinder

* Paste ({{button|CTRL}} + {{button|V}}) into the D-Scan reader

* Press "Update Intel" to update structure intel

Due to the browser based nature of Pathfinder, multiple bulk imports can occasionally be needed to add all structures on D-Scan. Repeat bulk imports of the same D-Scan will add missing structures from previous imports.

Even after systems in an area of interest have been mapped and their information added into Pathfinder, it is important to keep it continuously updated.

Signatures should be updated even if they have not been scanned down. Bulk imports from the in-game scan window allow for quick updates to all of a systems signatures. Existing signatures will keep all signature information with only the 'last updated' column refreshed. Expired signatures can be removed automatically if Lazy Delete is selected. New unscanned signatures will appear as unknown in Pathfinder when bulk imported allowing for quick identification of what needs to be scanned down.  

Pay attention to the lifetime of wormhole connections each time you travel through them. When you notice that the connection is approaching the end of the line due to its visual differences / descriptive text of the wormhole, go into Pathfinder and mark the connection between the respective systems as "EOL". When doing this, the connection will turn purple on the map, and the connection will be automatically removed from Pathfinder once a 4-hour timer expires.

When considering jumping through a wormhole that is already marked EOL, look at the last update time of the particular connection. You can do this by hovering your mouse over the "ship" icon in the top right corner of the map grid. When you do this, tooltips will appear over every wormhole connection, which will tell you when the connection was first created (the first line) and when the connection was last updated (the second line). If the last update time is 2 to 4 hours of a connection already marked EOL, give additional consideration to whether you jump through and how long you decide to stay. This information can also be seen by hovering over the hourglass next to the ship icon.

When verifying the EOL status of a wormhole while on grid, you should check to see if the mass criticality has changed since it was first observed and entered into Pathfinder. This may be the case due to the number of players entering and exiting the wormhole, but also due to players specifically trying to [[Living in Wormhole Space#Rolling Wormholes|roll the wormhole]].