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	== Manual Piloting ==		== Manual Piloting ==
	Manual piloting requires double clicking in empty space. Your ship will then head off in that direction. How far zoomed your camera is affects your perspective. So if you require precision, zoom out as far as you can. A simple example of manual piloting is when your ship is stuck on a collidable structures. If you can't align to warp because you're too close to the structure, you have to double click away from it to increase distance.		Manual piloting requires double clicking in empty space. Your ship will then head off in that direction. How far zoomed your camera is affects your perspective. So if you require precision, zoom out as far as you can. A simple example of manual piloting is when your ship is stuck on a collidable structures. If you can't align to warp because you're too close to the structure, you have to double click away from it to increase distance. An even simpler example is changing your ship's speed.