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Add "Unknown Space", "Dangerous Unknown Space," "Deadly Unknown Space"
A lot of the time you can't tell which class a K162 is, just that it is C1~3 or C4~5. Just like the "Null-Sec," "Low-Sec" and "High-Sec" placeholders could you also add Unknown Space and Dangerous Unknown Space placeholders?
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Unless you're colorblind.... :/
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Ah, I apologise. there is however another trick to it. You can focus on the shapes of the nebulae inside of each wormhole instead of the colours. Every wormhole has a distinct shape that you can see when you rotate the camera around it and you can use that instead.
This video may be usesful https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJ_dSGYvzmg
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it's all good, i've tried it and have about a 50% success rate...meh I was more or less giving support to the idea :)
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I'll open this back to held so we can look back to it
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Well, even if you can technically tell the class by the color, my use case isn't pinpointing the class of the wh but rather a sort of triage: I might tag one WH as leading to C1-3, another as leading to C4-5, and another to C6, and then quickly glance at my map to pick which wh to go through next.
My current workaround to not having the ability to tag a range of classes is simply naming to bookmark "IZF C4-5" or "ECC C6" but it would be a nice QoL change to consolidate all this info in Tripwire.
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Actually it's entirely possible to tell what type of wormhole it is at a glance from just the appearance. I had originally thought the same as you but instead used it as motivation to learn more about identifying wormholes.
It's a pretty damn useful skill to have and isn't too hard to learn from the right resources