Manual piloting

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Manual Piloting

Manual piloting requires double clicking in empty space. Your ship will then head off in that direction. How far zoomed your camera is affects your perspective. So if you require precision, zoom out as far as you can. A simple example of manual piloting is when your ship is stuck on a collidable structures. If you can't align to warp because you're too close to the structure, you have to double click away from it to increase distance.


Slingshot Maneuver

Used for: breaking target's orbit

Relies on: agility

Fly in a straight line until target is heading in the same direction as you are eg. if target is orbiting clockwise from top view, this would be directly to your left (9 o'clock)

Do a 180 degree turn by turning camera to see the front of your ship and double clicking behind you (6 o'clock)


Spiral Maneuver

Used for: closing distance to target while keeping some transversal velocity

Relies on: max speed

Move camera so target is in center in front of you (12 o'clock). Double-click halfway between center and edge of screen. Continue to double-click as you get closer. Note: the further away from the center you double-click, the more transversal you'll have; however, it will take longer to reach the target.


Kiting

Used for: keeping target at range

Relies on: max speed

Move camera so target is in center behind you (6 o'clock). Double-click in that direction so you move away from target.


Pre-aligning Acceleration Gate

Used for: instant warping to location

Relies on: camera zoom/speed control

Zoom out and line up the camera so the acceleration gate is straight on your sights (the large end of the acceleration gate should be directly behind the small end). Double-click along this direction (you can't double-click the gate itself)

Alternative: activate the acceleration gate and cancel warp (ctrl+space by default) before your speed reaches 80%. Then quickly click on the right of your speed indicator to enable full speed.

In either case, set your speed above 80%.


Skills

Agility:

Evasive Maneuvering: 5% bonus to agility per level

Spaceship Command: 2% bonus to agility per level

Advanced Spaceship Command 5% bonus to agility per level (only applicable to ships requiring skill)


Max Speed:

Navigation: 5% faster sub-warp speed per level