EVE Search - Hidden stations, Hidden belts

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Iece Quaan	Posted - 2003.09.10 17:54:00 - [31] 'Directional' is a sorting option in the scanner interface. Never used it, but I know it's there. --------
Iece Quaan Caldari Deep Core Mining Inc.	Posted - 2003.09.10 17:54:00 - [32] 'Directional' is a sorting option in the scanner interface. Never used it, but I know it's there.
TekRa	Posted - 2003.09.10 17:58:00 - [33] I was under the impression the directional scanner was a bit buggy, but not 100% on this. > With the lights out it's less dangerous.
TekRa One in Six	Posted - 2003.09.10 17:58:00 - [34] I was under the impression the directional scanner was a bit buggy, but not 100% on this. sig.
Sc0rpion	Posted - 2003.09.10 18:11:00 - [35] Quote: I was under the impression the directional scanner was a bit buggy, but not 100% on this. It's not buggy, but it is sensitive to z-axis changes, so you have to be very careful to keep your camera view on the same plane, or else you will lose your target, especially with angles less than 60 degrees. "The true secret to enjoying life is to live it dangerously." -Freidrich Nietzche
Sc0rpion Archer Daniels Midland	Posted - 2003.09.10 18:11:00 - [36] Quote: I was under the impression the directional scanner was a bit buggy, but not 100% on this. It's not buggy, but it is sensitive to z-axis changes, so you have to be very careful to keep your camera view on the same plane, or else you will lose your target, especially with angles less than 60 degrees. The true secret to enjoying life is to live it dangerously. -Friedrich Nietzsche Killmails are for pooftas.
Riddley Walker	Posted - 2003.09.10 18:42:00 - [37] I can regularly find "hidden" roids using directional scanner . Its just a matter of trial and error and then a lot of practice until you get it sussed.
Riddley Walker Minmatar Coreli Corporation	Posted - 2003.09.10 18:42:00 - [38] I can regularly find "hidden" roids using directional scanner . Its just a matter of trial and error and then a lot of practice until you get it sussed.
TekRa	Posted - 2003.09.10 19:29:00 - [39] oh well, guess it's just me then... back to practicing with it > With the lights out it's less dangerous.
TekRa One in Six	Posted - 2003.09.10 19:29:00 - [40] oh well, guess it's just me then... back to practicing with it sig.
Ilyana	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:01:00 - [41] Edited by: Ilyana on 10/09/2003 20:08:16 Range scanner for a 360 degree plain search, to see if anything might come up (first going to the sun in a system is a good idea), followed up by multiple directional scans (and probably warps to a 'better' location) and smaller view angles to zoom in on a precise location. Eve-i.com published a really good article on it a while back. Link: http://www.eve-i.de/article.php?id=37
Ilyana Brutor tribe	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:01:00 - [42] Edited by: Ilyana on 10/09/2003 20:08:16 Range scanner for a 360 degree plain search, to see if anything might come up (first going to the sun in a system is a good idea), followed up by multiple directional scans (and probably warps to a 'better' location) and smaller view angles to zoom in on a precise location. Eve-i.com published a really good article on it a while back. Link: http://www.eve-i.de/article.php?id=37
Iece Quaan	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:15:00 - [43] Sweet, thanks! --------
Iece Quaan Caldari Deep Core Mining Inc.	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:15:00 - [44] Sweet, thanks!
Slip Low	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:45:00 - [45] Using the directional scanner is tricky because you must understand that we are playing in a 360o world. So, if you use the 90o directional, you will scann only 90os of space. Think of it like an icecream cone and you are looking all around with the sharp end in your eye.
Slip Low Caldari Deep Core Mining Inc.	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:45:00 - [46] Using the directional scanner is tricky because you must understand that we are playing in a 360o world. So, if you use the 90o directional, you will scann only 90os of space. Think of it like an icecream cone and you are looking all around with the sharp end in your eye.
Finderne	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:51:00 - [47] Quote: Think of it like an icecream cone and you are looking all around with the sharp end in your eye. great analogy
Finderne Amarr Imperial Shipment	Posted - 2003.09.10 20:51:00 - [48] Quote: Think of it like an icecream cone and you are looking all around with the sharp end in your eye. great analogy
Redan Chulipa	Posted - 2003.09.10 21:52:00 - [49] Is the scanner broken? I can't get it to less than a 90 degree scan, it jumps back to that setting no matter what I do. Is there a point in flying out to empty space for ages with no reference points to look for a belt or are they usually in the vicinity of other celestial bodies?
Redan Chulipa Doomheim	Posted - 2003.09.10 21:52:00 - [50] Is the scanner broken? I can't get it to less than a 90 degree scan, it jumps back to that setting no matter what I do. Is there a point in flying out to empty space for ages with no reference points to look for a belt or are they usually in the vicinity of other celestial bodies?
Gan Howorth	Posted - 2003.09.10 22:31:00 - [51] If you stop and think for a second how unfeasibly massive each solarsystem is, flying in one direction hoping to come across something is admirable optimistic. WRT to the scanner angle not changing, l've had this too. I can only suggest a relog to cure it...
Gan Howorth Caldari Enigma Inc.	Posted - 2003.09.10 22:31:00 - [52] If you stop and think for a second how unfeasibly massive each solarsystem is, flying in one direction hoping to come across something is admirable optimistic. WRT to the scanner angle not changing, l've had this too. I can only suggest a relog to cure it...
Redan Chulipa	Posted - 2003.09.10 22:43:00 - [53] Optimistic perhaps but if you go to the link posted above and read his different steps you'll come across a map showing him in a position away from every celestial body, far away, doing scans inward against the center of the system.
Redan Chulipa Doomheim	Posted - 2003.09.10 22:43:00 - [54] Optimistic perhaps but if you go to the link posted above and read his different steps you'll come across a map showing him in a position away from every celestial body, far away, doing scans inward against the center of the system.
SlightlyMad	Posted - 2003.09.10 23:29:00 - [55] Yes Nothing beats the feeling of finding a pre-patch non-nuked phat bistot rock of several thousands of units hiding in space :D * -"You know, we play the "good guys" right? We kill pirates, griefers, retards and general subversive elements in the EVE-Community. To the rest, we are friendly and always prepared to help out. Peo
SlightlyMad Bladerunners Mordus Angels	Posted - 2003.09.10 23:29:00 - [56] Yes Nothing beats the feeling of finding a pre-patch non-nuked phat bistot rock of several thousands of units hiding in space :D -Sanity is for the weak
GLASSES	Posted - 2003.09.11 00:05:00 - [57] I found an amarr place 2 destroyed stations side by side with arbiraots argours and mallers my friends and i sat there for a bit and got our hauler alts there to clean up when we were done you will see your refection then the cloning facility
GLASSES Minmatar	Posted - 2003.09.11 00:05:00 - [58] I found an amarr place 2 destroyed stations side by side with arbiraots argours and mallers my friends and i sat there for a bit and got our hauler alts there to clean up when we were done you will see your refection then the cloning facility
Redan Chulipa	Posted - 2003.09.11 10:43:00 - [59] Have a cookie!
Redan Chulipa Doomheim	Posted - 2003.09.11 10:43:00 - [60] Have a cookie!

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