Autopilot avoidance: Difference between revisions

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* Vale of the Silent

This is, however, not an exhaustive list of regions in which sovereignty can be claimed. For a more exhaustive list it is recommended to refer to the in-game map, with the various filters under the "sovereignty" menu, or to third party websites such as [~~http~~://evemaps.dotlan.net DotLan]. Having those regions on your avoidance list will prevent your autopilot from setting a course to any player-sovereign system as long as (1) your autopilot is set to obey the Avoidance List and (2) the waypoint, itself, isn't a player-sovereign system one jump away from Empire space. (Remember that the autopilot will ignore whether or not a waypoint is on the Avoidance List; the autopilot just cares about whether or not there are systems leading up to the waypoint that aren't on the Avoidance List.) Once those regions are added to your avoidance list, your avoidance list should look something like this:

This is, however, not an exhaustive list of regions in which sovereignty can be claimed. For a more exhaustive list it is recommended to refer to the in-game map, with the various filters under the "sovereignty" menu, or to third party websites such as [https://evemaps.dotlan.net DotLan]. Having those regions on your avoidance list will prevent your autopilot from setting a course to any player-sovereign system as long as (1) your autopilot is set to obey the Avoidance List and (2) the waypoint, itself, isn't a player-sovereign system one jump away from Empire space. (Remember that the autopilot will ignore whether or not a waypoint is on the Avoidance List; the autopilot just cares about whether or not there are systems leading up to the waypoint that aren't on the Avoidance List.) Once those regions are added to your avoidance list, your avoidance list should look something like this:

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	This is, however, not an exhaustive list of regions in which sovereignty can be claimed. For a more exhaustive list it is recommended to refer to the in-game map, with the various filters under the "sovereignty" menu, or to third party websites such as [~~http~~://evemaps.dotlan.net DotLan]. Having those regions on your avoidance list will prevent your autopilot from setting a course to any player-sovereign system as long as (1) your autopilot is set to obey the Avoidance List and (2) the waypoint, itself, isn't a player-sovereign system one jump away from Empire space. (Remember that the autopilot will ignore whether or not a waypoint is on the Avoidance List; the autopilot just cares about whether or not there are systems leading up to the waypoint that aren't on the Avoidance List.) Once those regions are added to your avoidance list, your avoidance list should look something like this:		This is, however, not an exhaustive list of regions in which sovereignty can be claimed. For a more exhaustive list it is recommended to refer to the in-game map, with the various filters under the "sovereignty" menu, or to third party websites such as [https://evemaps.dotlan.net DotLan]. Having those regions on your avoidance list will prevent your autopilot from setting a course to any player-sovereign system as long as (1) your autopilot is set to obey the Avoidance List and (2) the waypoint, itself, isn't a player-sovereign system one jump away from Empire space. (Remember that the autopilot will ignore whether or not a waypoint is on the Avoidance List; the autopilot just cares about whether or not there are systems leading up to the waypoint that aren't on the Avoidance List.) Once those regions are added to your avoidance list, your avoidance list should look something like this: