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'''Survey work'''
'''Survey work'''


# Pre-survey: initial maps are laid, detailing stars and other features that are visible from outside the sector. ''Features that are undiscovered and unidentified will be denoted by a red unknown object symbol; discovered but as-yet unidentified will be grey.''
# Phase 0: Pre-survey: initial sector maps indicate the presence of stars and any other major phenomena—such as black holes and nebulae—that are detectable from outside the sector.<br>''Features that are undiscovered and unidentified (''i.e.'', GM level) will be denoted by a <span style="color:red">red</span> unknown object symbol; discovered but as-yet unidentified will be <span style="color:gray">gray</span>.''
# Mapping: the ship is on an ordered course that should allow it to utilize its sensors in a manner that will detect all notable non-system features. If they do not, the features remain undetected. ''Use the [[Build:Sensor_Systems#8.9.1_Long-Range_Sensors|base Difficulties]] (enhanced by the Strength Package) indicated for the ship's long-range sensors.'' All star systems will have their orbital patterns determined by this survey.
# Mapping: the ship is on an ordered course that should allow it to utilize its sensors in a manner that will detect all notable non-system features. If they do not, the features remain undetected. ''Use the [[Build:Sensor_Systems#8.9.1_Long-Range_Sensors|base Difficulties]] (enhanced by the Strength Package) indicated for the ship's long-range sensors.'' All star systems will have their orbital patterns determined by this survey.

Revision as of 12:33, 21 January 2025

Survey work

  1. Phase 0: Pre-survey: initial sector maps indicate the presence of stars and any other major phenomena—such as black holes and nebulae—that are detectable from outside the sector.
    Features that are undiscovered and unidentified (i.e., GM level) will be denoted by a red unknown object symbol; discovered but as-yet unidentified will be gray.
  2. Mapping: the ship is on an ordered course that should allow it to utilize its sensors in a manner that will detect all notable non-system features. If they do not, the features remain undetected. Use the base Difficulties (enhanced by the Strength Package) indicated for the ship's long-range sensors. All star systems will have their orbital patterns determined by this survey.