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=== Adding systems and connections ===

There are multiple different ways to add systems and connections.

There are multiple different ways to add systems and connections:

~~If you have~~ tracking ~~enabled in Pathfinder the map will~~ automatically add systems ~~to the map~~ as you jump to them. The types of systems can be limited by the map maintainer. If the map scope is set to "all" all connections will be automatically added, if the map scope is set to "wormholes" only wormhole connections are added and if the scope is set to "stargates" only stargate connections are added. If the scope is set to "none" no connections are automatically added.~~<br>~~

# The most convenient is using the tracking to automatically add systems within Pathfinder as you jump into them. The types of systems can be limited by the map maintainer. If the map scope is set to "all", all connections will be automatically added; if the map scope is set to "wormholes", only wormhole connections are added; and if the scope is set to "stargates" only stargate connections are added. If the scope is set to "none" no connections are automatically added. The pilot tracking has it flaws; Jump cloning, getting podded or just opening a different map may add non-existing connections to the map.

The pilot tracking has it flaws. Jump cloning, getting podded or just opening a different map may add non-existing connections to the map.

# Instead, you may manually create systems on the map. Right clicking a system allows you to add a connection to it in the drop down.

~~Right clicking~~ a system ~~allows you~~ to ~~add~~ a connection to it.

After a system has had another system added to it with a wormhole connection this can be linked to a signature in that system. Simply click the "leads to " attribute on the WH signature and select the corresponding system once the new system is present. Setting this will automatically add mass and size limit info on the connection if the wormhole was not K162.

After a system has had another system added to it with a wormhole connection this can be linked to a signature in that system. Simply click the "leads to " attribute on the WH signature and select the corresponding system. Setting this will automatically add mass and size limit info on the connection (only if the WH was not K162).

Wormhole connection health should be subsequently verified and set by right clicking the wormhole connection. This way you can set the mass criticality and end of lifetime of the connection. EOL connections are automatically deleted 4h 15m after the status is set. The "preserve mass" option is for informing other map users to not waste mass of this wormhole.

Wormhole connection health ~~can~~ be set by right clicking the wormhole connection. This way you can set the mass criticality and end of lifetime of the connection. EOL connections are automatically deleted 4h 15m after the status is set. The "preserve mass" option is for informing other map users to not waste mass of this wormhole.

=== Practical example ===

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 === Adding systems and connections ===
-There are multiple different ways to add systems and connections.
+There are multiple different ways to add systems and connections:
-If you have tracking enabled in Pathfinder the map will automatically add systems to the map as you jump to them. The types of systems can be limited by the map maintainer. If the map scope is set to "all" all connections will be automatically added, if the map scope is set to "wormholes" only wormhole connections are added and if the scope is set to "stargates" only stargate connections are added. If the scope is set to "none" no connections are automatically added.<br>
+# The most convenient is using the tracking to automatically add systems within Pathfinder as you jump into them. The types of systems can be limited by the map maintainer. If the map scope is set to "all", all connections will be automatically added; if the map scope is set to "wormholes", only wormhole connections are added; and if the scope is set to "stargates" only stargate connections are added. If the scope is set to "none" no connections are automatically added. The pilot tracking has it flaws; Jump cloning, getting podded or just opening a different map may add non-existing connections to the map.
-The pilot tracking has it flaws. Jump cloning, getting podded or just opening a different map may add non-existing connections to the map.
+# Instead, you may manually create systems on the map. Right clicking a system allows you to add a connection to it in the drop down.
-Right clicking a system allows you to add a connection to it.
+After a system has had another system added to it with a wormhole connection this can be linked to a signature in that system. Simply click the "leads to " attribute on the WH signature and select the corresponding system once the new system is present. Setting this will automatically add mass and size limit info on the connection if the wormhole was not K162.
-After a system has had another system added to it with a wormhole connection this can be linked to a signature in that system. Simply click the "leads to " attribute on the WH signature and select the corresponding system. Setting this will automatically add mass and size limit info on the connection (only if the WH was not K162).
+Wormhole connection health should be subsequently verified and set by right clicking the wormhole connection. This way you can set the mass criticality and end of lifetime of the connection. EOL connections are automatically deleted 4h 15m after the status is set. The "preserve mass" option is for informing other map users to not waste mass of this wormhole.
-Wormhole connection health can be set by right clicking the wormhole connection. This way you can set the mass criticality and end of lifetime of the connection. EOL connections are automatically deleted 4h 15m after the status is set. The "preserve mass" option is for informing other map users to not waste mass of this wormhole.
 === Practical example ===