Directional scanning: Difference between revisions

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[[File:Qs 03dscanprac.jpg|left|300px]]

Next the hunter sets the scanner range to match that of the farthest asteroid belt (in this case 5 AU, and sets the angle to something that will blanket the belt, in this case 30°. Using the first icon at the top left of the Map, the hunter unchecks all the boxes except for Asteroid Belts. The next step is to zoom the Map in as close as possible.

[[File:Qs 04dscanprac.jpg|right|~~250px~~]]

[[File:Qs 04dscanprac.jpg|right|thumb|Use the radial menu inside the Map to aim the scanner.]]

As you can see, only asteroid belts can be seen (''the icon for a belt is a cluster of 3 dots''). Using the radial menu (''left click on the belt icon and choose the scanner icon when it pops up''), the hunter points the scanner at the first asteroid belt and takes a snapshot.

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 [[File:Qs 03dscanprac.jpg|left|300px]]
 Next the hunter sets the scanner range to match that of the farthest asteroid belt (in this case 5 AU, and sets the angle to something that will blanket the belt, in this case 30°. Using the first icon at the top left of the Map, the hunter unchecks all the boxes except for Asteroid Belts. The next step is to zoom the Map in as close as possible.
-[[File:Qs 04dscanprac.jpg|right|250px]]
+[[File:Qs 04dscanprac.jpg|right|thumb|Use the radial menu inside the Map to aim the scanner.]]
 As you can see, only asteroid belts can be seen (''the icon for a belt is a cluster of 3 dots''). Using the radial menu (''left click on the belt icon and choose the scanner icon when it pops up''), the hunter points the scanner at the first asteroid belt and takes a snapshot.
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