User Guide

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Using the Target Status Menu
This menu identi es all objects (selected or not), calculating their
distances, indicating their attitude toward the pilot, and providing
weapons information. Enemy objects within range will appear in
your Contact List by name. Click the following icons to initiate the
listed actions:
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Switch to Contact List
This list provides detailed analyses of all nearby objects
and displays a variety of icons for data gathering on nearly
everything in your vicinity. Click the following icons to initiate the
listed actions:
IMPORTANT Displays only the most vital
information, such as currently selected objects, mission
way points, or enemy ships in the area.
SHIPS Displays all vessels within a several-
thousand-kilometer range.
SOLARS Displays dockable locations, such as
space stations, outposts, and planets.
LOOT Displays all lootable goods in a large area.
ALL Displays all nearby objects, such as planets,
crafts, and shipyards. Click any icon for basic information,
and then click the Target Information icon for a more
detailed analysis.
Always keep your enemies in front of you. If
they get behind you, switch your camera view
to the back (press V) and pop off a few mines at
‘em. If you’ve got a turret installed, watch ‘em
taking  ak from a different angle by switching
the camera to turrets (press H).
CLOSEST ENEMY Automatically selects
closest enemy.
HAIL Contacts any selected communicable entity
in the area for identi cation.
CARGO SCANNER Scans cargo of selected
vessel or object.
FORMATION MEMBERS Displays all ships
in formation.
TRACTOR BEAM Allows acquisition of single
selected objects found outside your ship.
Switch to Target
This menu provides detailed information about the
selected target. In your Contact List, double-click any
object to view a schematic and other information.
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Closest Enemy
Hail
Cargo Scanner
Formation Members
Tractor Beam
Switch to Target