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# Click on 'Filter settings' | # Click on 'Filter settings' | ||
# In the 'Object Parameters' section: | # In the 'Object Parameters' section: | ||
## Select 'Temperate' and 'Terra' | ## Select 'Temperate' from the left drop-down menu and 'Terra' from the right one. | ||
## Select 'Unicel. or multicel.' from the bottom-left drop down menu | ## Select 'Unicel. or multicel.' from the bottom-left drop down menu labeled "Organic life" | ||
## Click on 'Ok' | ## Click on 'Ok' | ||
# Click on 'Search' (if necessary) | # Click on 'Search' (if necessary) | ||
Revision as of 08:12, 22 May 2020
How to find Earth-like planets with life
- Open the 'Star browser'
- Type some reasonable range for the 'Search radius' field (such as 100 or 300)
- Click on 'Filter settings'
- In the 'Object Parameters' section:
- Select 'Temperate' from the left drop-down menu and 'Terra' from the right one.
- Select 'Unicel. or multicel.' from the bottom-left drop down menu labeled "Organic life"
- Click on 'Ok'
- Click on 'Search' (if necessary)
- Once the app reports all of the found stars:
- Select the Filter tab so that numbers greater than 0 are at the top
- Select a system that reports numerals in the 'Life' and 'Filter' columns
- Click on 'Go to'
- Once you arrive at the system, select the F2 key, to get the 'Planetary system' grid visible
- Right click on the green labeled objects, to drill down through the planetary systems, until you find the life-providing planet