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====Locking the Map to the Camera====
====Locking the Map to the Camera====
If you check the "align with camera" box in the menu that drops down from the [[#Map|"camera" icon on the Map window]], the d-scan cone on the map will lock to your camera in space. The difference is this:
If you check the "align with camera" box in the menu that drops down from the [[#Map|"camera" icon on the Map window]], the d-scan cone on the map will lock to your camera in space. The difference is this:
[[File:Qs dscanmapwarp.jpg|left|thumb|Use the right-click menu to align or warp your ship.]]
With this option '''checked''' dragging with the mouse in the map window will move the camera AND point the scanner, both in the map and in space;   
With this option '''checked''' dragging with the mouse in the map window will move the camera AND point the scanner, both in the map and in space;   
* the Map will always show the view from directly behind your ship,
* the Map will always show the view from directly behind your ship,
* the red scan cone will always look like a circular cross-section,
* the red scan cone will always look like a circular cross-section,
* it can be disconcerting to see your space view move around when you drag in the map window.
* it can be disconcerting to see your space view move around when you drag in the map window.
[[File:Qs dscanmapwarp.jpg|left|thumb|Use the right-click menu to align or warp your ship.]]
With the option '''not checked''' (''this is the default'') moving the camera in space will point the scanner, but changing the view in the map window will not;
With the option '''not checked''' (''this is the default'') moving the camera in space will point the scanner, but changing the view in the map window will not;
* the Map view can be rotated to show the scan cone,
* the Map view can be rotated to show the scan cone,