Wormhole scouting: Difference between revisions

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** [http://www.google.com google]

=So You ~~Have~~ found a Wormhole=

=So You've found a Wormhole=

Now it's time to start scouting, but before you jump...

#<span style="color:#FF00FF; font-size:125%; font-weight:bold">Bookmark the wormhole</span>

# <span style="color:#FF00FF; font-size:125%; font-weight:bold">Bookmark the wormhole</span>

#*Bookmarks created from a scan probe result can have >5km variability resulting in warp to 0km not placing you in jump range

#* Bookmarks created from a scan probe result (in your scanner window) can have >5km variability resulting in warp to 0km not placing you in jump range.

#*As such it is advisable to re-bookmark the wormhole while on grid.

#* As such it is advisable to re-bookmark the wormhole while on grid.

#Check the wormhole ID (if it isn't a K162) for max wormhole stats and system link type

# Check the wormhole ID (if it isn't a K162) for max wormhole stats and system link type

#*Google the ID, first result is nearly always the right one

#* Google the ID, first result is nearly always the right one

#*Type it in [http://~~www~~.~~wormnav~~.~~com~~/ ~~Wormnav~~]

#* Type it into [http://wh.pasta.gg/ Wormhol.es]

#*Reference the [[~~Wormholes#Wormhole.2C_Wormhole_Size_and_Stability_Information~~|table in the wiki]]

#* Reference the [[Wormhole_Information|table in the wiki]]

#Show info on the wormhole, reference this page for details: [[~~User:Enta_en_bauldry/~~Wormholes#Wormhole_Text| Wormhole Text]]

# Show info on the wormhole, reference this page for details: [[Wormholes#Wormhole_Text|Wormhole Text]] and [[Wormholes#Example_Wormholes|Example Wormholes]]

#*Make sure the wormhole is stable enough in both mass and time to ~~move your fleet in~~

#* Make sure the wormhole is stable enough in both mass and time to safely jump through

#*If it doesn't have enough mass or time remaining for a round trip, plan on scanning your way out again, or find another wormhole.

#* If it doesn't have enough mass or time remaining for a round trip, plan on scanning your way out again, or find another wormhole.

#Attempt visual identification of wormhole destination

#*[[~~User:Enta_en_bauldry/~~Wormholes#Wormhole_Identification|~~Visual~~ Wormhole Identification]]

#*[[Wormholes#Wormhole_Identification|Wormhole Identification]]

==Time to Jump==

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 ** [http://www.google.com google]
-=So You Have found a Wormhole=
+=So You've found a Wormhole=
 Now it's time to start scouting, but before you jump...
-#<span style="color:#FF00FF; font-size:125%; font-weight:bold">Bookmark the wormhole</span>
+# <span style="color:#FF00FF; font-size:125%; font-weight:bold">Bookmark the wormhole</span>
-#*Bookmarks created from a scan probe result can have >5km variability resulting in warp to 0km not placing you in jump range
+#* Bookmarks created from a scan probe result (in your scanner window) can have >5km variability resulting in warp to 0km not placing you in jump range.
-#*As such it is advisable to re-bookmark the wormhole while on grid.
+#* As such it is advisable to re-bookmark the wormhole while on grid.
-#Check the wormhole ID (if it isn't a K162) for max wormhole stats and system link type
+# Check the wormhole ID (if it isn't a K162) for max wormhole stats and system link type
-#*Google the ID, first result is nearly always the right one
+#* Google the ID, first result is nearly always the right one
-#*Type it in  [http://www.wormnav.com/ Wormnav]
+#* Type it into [http://wh.pasta.gg/ Wormhol.es]
-#*Reference the [[Wormholes#Wormhole.2C_Wormhole_Size_and_Stability_Information|table in the wiki]]
+#* Reference the [[Wormhole_Information|table in the wiki]]
-#Show info on the wormhole, reference this page for details: [[User:Enta_en_bauldry/Wormholes#Wormhole_Text| Wormhole Text]]
+# Show info on the wormhole, reference this page for details: [[Wormholes#Wormhole_Text|Wormhole Text]] and [[Wormholes#Example_Wormholes|Example Wormholes]]
-#*Make sure the wormhole is stable enough in both mass and time to move your fleet in
+#* Make sure the wormhole is stable enough in both mass and time to safely jump through
-#*If it doesn't have enough mass or time remaining for a round trip, plan on scanning your way out again, or find another wormhole.
+#* If it doesn't have enough mass or time remaining for a round trip, plan on scanning your way out again, or find another wormhole.
 #Attempt visual identification of wormhole destination
-#*[[User:Enta_en_bauldry/Wormholes#Wormhole_Identification|Visual Wormhole Identification]]
+#*[[Wormholes#Wormhole_Identification|Wormhole Identification]]
 ==Time to Jump==