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You can use a close up view of a system when you are making safe spots for exploring or scouting. In the first image I have zoomed the map in to look at the system I am in. To make it easier to see things in this example, I have also turned off all of the marker icons except for stargates and personal location. The circle with the '''X''' in it marks the location of my ship.
 
You can use a close up view of a system when you are making safe spots for exploring or scouting. In the first image I have zoomed the map in to look at the system I am in. To make it easier to see things in this example, I have also turned off all of the marker icons except for stargates and personal location. The circle with the '''X''' in it marks the location of my ship.
[[File:Qs savefspot1.png|center|500px|alt=initial position for safe spot jump]]
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What I am going to do to make the safe spot is warp from here to the farthest stargate - and while doing this I am going to drop a location marker about halfway across the system.
 
What I am going to do to make the safe spot is warp from here to the farthest stargate - and while doing this I am going to drop a location marker about halfway across the system.
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Having done that, I then jump to within 100 K of the gate. On the map I will see my ship move across the system. When the moving '''X''' gets to the place where I would like to have a safe spot, I click "Submit" on the Location box.
 
Having done that, I then jump to within 100 K of the gate. On the map I will see my ship move across the system. When the moving '''X''' gets to the place where I would like to have a safe spot, I click "Submit" on the Location box.
  
[[File:Qs savefspot2.png|center|500px|alt=making the first jump]]
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In the final image you can see where I dropped the location marker. And of course, this location now also appears in my "People and Places" window.
 
In the final image you can see where I dropped the location marker. And of course, this location now also appears in my "People and Places" window.
  
[[File:Qs savefspot3.png|center|500px|alt=showing the location icon]]
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[[File:Qs savefspot3.png|center|525px|alt=showing the location icon]]
  
 
If I need another safe spot, I can go back to this location and repeat the process while jumping to a moon, planet or one of the other gates. This process leaves location markers that are not directly between two gates, and thus are relatively safe.
 
If I need another safe spot, I can go back to this location and repeat the process while jumping to a moon, planet or one of the other gates. This process leaves location markers that are not directly between two gates, and thus are relatively safe.
 
 
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Example: Making a Safe Spot

You can use a close up view of a system when you are making safe spots for exploring or scouting. In the first image I have zoomed the map in to look at the system I am in. To make it easier to see things in this example, I have also turned off all of the marker icons except for stargates and personal location. The circle with the X in it marks the location of my ship.

initial position for safe spot jump

What I am going to do to make the safe spot is warp from here to the farthest stargate - and while doing this I am going to drop a location marker about halfway across the system.

So first I right click on the stargate I want to use, which brings up the action menu, and then I press the key for "New Location", which brings up the location box.

Having done that, I then jump to within 100 K of the gate. On the map I will see my ship move across the system. When the moving X gets to the place where I would like to have a safe spot, I click "Submit" on the Location box.

making the first jump

In the final image you can see where I dropped the location marker. And of course, this location now also appears in my "People and Places" window.

showing the location icon

If I need another safe spot, I can go back to this location and repeat the process while jumping to a moon, planet or one of the other gates. This process leaves location markers that are not directly between two gates, and thus are relatively safe.