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==Visually identifying wormholes== | ==Visually identifying wormholes== | ||
The visuals of a wormhole gives you information on the wormhole and on the target system without need to jump through. The outline corresponds to jump mass limit and the center contains the skybox of the destination system. The wobbling animation tells the lifetime left anad the visual size of the whole wormhole tells how much mass is left. | |||
Showing info on the wormhole will also tell you less accurate info on the destination system, mass limit and time left. | |||
==Wormhole skybox== | |||
The center eye of a wormhole will always take the skybox of the destination system This can be used to see what what class wormhole system it leads to or what region it leads to. | |||
Here is a table of W-Space connections imported from [http://www.tigerears.org/2011/04/24/wormhole-colours/ here] and taken by members of the [[Wormhole Campus]]. | |||
====Leading to Known Space==== | ====Leading to Known Space==== | ||
Wormholes leading to K-Space take the image and color of the region on the other side, as well as the size of the ship they can accommodate. A red K-Space highsec or lowsec wormhole will most likely take you to Metropolis or Heimatar(Minmatar Space). | Wormholes leading to K-Space take the image and color of the region on the other side, as well as the size of the ship they can accommodate. A red K-Space highsec or lowsec wormhole will most likely take you to Metropolis or Heimatar(Minmatar Space). | ||
====Leading to Shattered Wormholes==== | ====Leading to Shattered Wormholes==== | ||