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Snail: hud diagram look different in fs1 and fs2

2011-07-07T16:32:24Z

hud diagram look different in fs1 and fs2

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	[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The jump node HUD diagram.]]		[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The jump node HUD diagram.]]

	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram (the appearance of this diagram differs between FS1 and FS2). Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

	Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by [[Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance\|GTVA]] ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that [[Shivans\|Shivan]] ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than [[Terrans\|Terran]] and [[Vasudans\|Vasudan]] ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traversable by some classes of ships but not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or "unstable" could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's [[subspace drive]]s.		Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by [[Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance\|GTVA]] ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that [[Shivans\|Shivan]] ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than [[Terrans\|Terran]] and [[Vasudans\|Vasudan]] ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traversable by some classes of ships but not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or "unstable" could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's [[subspace drive]]s.

Droid803: Heads up display display. Yes yes.

2011-05-26T22:51:38Z

Heads up display display. Yes yes.

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	[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The jump node HUD ~~display~~.]]		[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The jump node HUD diagram.]]

	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

TopAce: cAPITALS

2011-05-26T19:47:13Z

cAPITALS

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	[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The ~~Jump Node~~ HUD display.]]		[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The jump node HUD display.]]

	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

Snail: it's a pic.

2011-05-26T19:16:36Z

it's a pic.

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			[[Image:Wireframe_Node.png\|thumb\|200px\|The Jump Node HUD display.]]

	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

SypheDMar at 17:41, 15 February 2009

2009-02-15T17:41:30Z

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	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

	Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by [[Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance\|GTVA]] ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that [[Shivans\|Shivan]] ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than [[Terrans\|Terran]] and [[Vasudans\|Vasudan]] ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are ~~traverseable~~ by some classes of ships but not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or "unstable" could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's [[subspace drive]]s.		Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by [[Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance\|GTVA]] ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that [[Shivans\|Shivan]] ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than [[Terrans\|Terran]] and [[Vasudans\|Vasudan]] ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traversable by some classes of ships but not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or "unstable" could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's [[subspace drive]]s.

	It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.		It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FreeSpace canon.

	[[Category:Technologies]]		[[Category:Technologies]]

TopAce: Some links

2008-07-19T09:49:47Z

Some links

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	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

	Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by GTVA ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that Shivan ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than Terran and Vasudan ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traverseable by some classes of ships ~~and~~ not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or unstable could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's subspace ~~drives~~.		Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by [[Galactic Terran-Vasudan Alliance\|GTVA]] ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that [[Shivans\|Shivan]] ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than [[Terrans\|Terran]] and [[Vasudans\|Vasudan]] ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traverseable by some classes of ships but not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or "unstable" could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's [[subspace drive]]s.

	It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.		It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.

	[[Category:Technologies]]		[[Category:Technologies]]

TopAce at 16:24, 28 June 2008

2008-06-28T16:24:51Z

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	It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.		It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.
	[[Category:~~Technology~~]]		[[Category:Technologies]]

TopAce at 16:24, 28 June 2008

2008-06-28T16:24:34Z

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	It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.		It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.
			[[Category:Technology]]

Ngtm1r at 19:46, 23 April 2008

2008-04-23T19:46:18Z

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	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

	Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by GTVA ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that Shivan ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than Terran and Vasudan ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traverseable by some classes of ships and not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all.		Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by GTVA ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that Shivan ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than Terran and Vasudan ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traverseable by some classes of ships and not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all. Or unstable could mean unstable for any ship class using that race's subspace drives.

	It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.		It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.

Ngtm1r at 19:45, 23 April 2008

2008-04-23T19:45:15Z

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	A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.		A '''jump node''' is a place where the second type of [[subspace]] jump, the intersystem subspace jump is possible. Jump nodes are shown in-game as a wire frame HUD diagram. Without assistance, it is impossible to locate a jump node visually as they are invisible to the unaided eye.

	Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by GTVA ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that Shivan ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than Terran and Vasudan ships.		Most jump nodes are unstable and cannot be traveled by GTVA ships. These nodes can be stabilized permanently (or for a very long time) by [[Knossos]] portals. It is also thought that Shivan ships can traverse unstable nodes more easily than Terran and Vasudan ships. What exactly "unstable" means is not clear; it is possible some nodes are traverseable by some classes of ships and not others, but there is no evidence for this, and it could work from either end of the size scale or have nothing to do with size at all.

	It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.		It is theorized by fans that jumping near to a jump node is impossible because it would make [[Tactical#Guard_Missions\|escort missions]] pointless. However, there is no particular in-game confirmation for this. A solid conclusion may be impossible to draw given the inconsistency of FS canon.