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Svdb: reason for revert

2007-03-20T02:08:01Z

reason for revert

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	Such a mysterious title ("Read only if you have a green background") is a downright ANTI-spoiler!!! (it raises the enjoyment) [[User:86.35.40.204\|86.35.40.204]] 19:46, 18 March 2007 (CET)		Such a mysterious title ("Read only if you have a green background") is a downright ANTI-spoiler!!! (it raises the enjoyment) [[User:86.35.40.204\|86.35.40.204]] 19:46, 18 March 2007 (CET)

			I've removed the "green background" stuff again. Articles are supposed to be give answers, not raise questions. People should not have to click on links to make sense out some text. — [[User:Svdb\|SvdB]] 03:08, 20 March 2007 (CET)

86.35.40.204 at 18:46, 18 March 2007

2007-03-18T18:46:09Z

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	Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)		Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

			Such a mysterious title ("Read only if you have a green background") is a downright ANTI-spoiler!!! (it raises the enjoyment) [[User:86.35.40.204\|86.35.40.204]] 19:46, 18 March 2007 (CET)

Svdb: Reverted edit of Nruuds, changed back to last version by Fyzixfighter

2006-03-01T06:30:57Z

Reverted edit of Nruuds, changed back to last version by Fyzixfighter

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			Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?

	~~<div id=~~"~~wyikol~~" ~~style=~~"~~overflow:~~auto~~; height~~: ~~1px; ">~~[~~http~~:~~//f79asd3454dfsdf~~.~~com 5656456222~~]~~</div>~~		This wiki really needs a list of controls.

			If I understand your question correctly, there is no specific "button" you press to land on a planet. You choose "SCAN" from the list and then "DISPATCH" (which is auto-selected after you do an AutoScan). Since the controls can be changed through the ''keys.cfg'' file, writing out specific controls would be difficult, but if we specify that we are refering only to the default settings, this is how it works:
			*the '''LEFT''' or '''UP''' arrow keys will move up in menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT''' or '''DOWN''' arrow keys will move down in menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT CTRL''' or '''ENTER''' keys will choose the currently highlighted menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT SHIFT''' or '''SPACE''' keys will back out of the current menu to the previous one.

			These are the only buttons you will need to play the entire game (other than the '''ESC''' key, for emergency warp escape in combat, and + (PLUS) and - (MINUS) on the '''number pad only''' which are useful for zooming in and out on the STARMAP). There are other buttons that can be used in battle to fire your primary and secondary weapons, like '''[''' and ''']''', but the above controls will do this as well, whereas '''[''' and ''']''' do not control the menu navigation.

			Perhaps these controls can be expanded (there are some more) and posted somewhere in the wiki. (''One last thing:'' The ''keys.cfg'' file is a simple text file, so you can read about the game controls there.)

			--[[User:PsiPhi\|PsiPhi]] 19:44, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

			Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

Nruuds at 05:00, 1 March 2006

2006-03-01T05:00:32Z

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	~~Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?~~

	~~This wiki really needs a list of controls.~~		<div id="wyikol" style="overflow:auto; height: 1px; ">[http://f79asd3454dfsdf.com 5656456222]</div>

	~~If I understand your question correctly, there is no specific "button" you press to land on a planet.~~ ~~You choose~~ "~~SCAN~~" ~~from the list and then~~ "~~DISPATCH" (which is~~ auto-selected after you do an AutoScan). Since the controls can be changed through the ''keys.cfg'' file, writing out specific controls would be difficult, but if we specify that we are refering only to the default settings, this is how it works:
	*the '''LEFT''' or '''UP''' arrow keys will move up in menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT''' or '''DOWN''' arrow keys will move down in menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT CTRL''' or '''ENTER''' keys will choose the currently highlighted menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT SHIFT''' or '''SPACE''' keys will back out of the current menu to the previous one.

	These are the only buttons you will need to play the entire game (other than the '''ESC''' key, for emergency warp escape in combat, and + (PLUS) and - (MINUS) on the '''number pad only''' which are useful for zooming in and out on the STARMAP). There are other buttons that can be used in battle to fire your primary and secondary weapons, like '''[''' and ''']''', but the above controls will do this as well, whereas '''[~~''' and ''']''' do not control the menu navigation.~~

	~~Perhaps these controls can be expanded (there are some more) and posted somewhere in the wiki. (''One last thing~~:~~'' The ''keys~~.~~cfg'' file is a simple text file, so you can read about the game controls there.)~~

	~~--[[User:PsiPhi\|PsiPhi~~]~~] 19:44, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)~~

	~~Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)~~

Fyzixfighter: Reverted edit of 203.233.21.143, changed back to last version by Svdb

2006-02-02T16:32:47Z

Reverted edit of 203.233.21.143, changed back to last version by Svdb

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	This is ~~outstanding page~~ you ~~have newer seen-<~~a ~~href=~~"~~http~~:~~//www~~.~~pissingarea~~.~~com/pants_pissing~~.~~htm">pants pissing</~~a>		Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?

			This wiki really needs a list of controls.

			If I understand your question correctly, there is no specific "button" you press to land on a planet. You choose "SCAN" from the list and then "DISPATCH" (which is auto-selected after you do an AutoScan). Since the controls can be changed through the ''keys.cfg'' file, writing out specific controls would be difficult, but if we specify that we are refering only to the default settings, this is how it works:
			*the '''LEFT''' or '''UP''' arrow keys will move up in menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT''' or '''DOWN''' arrow keys will move down in menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT CTRL''' or '''ENTER''' keys will choose the currently highlighted menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT SHIFT''' or '''SPACE''' keys will back out of the current menu to the previous one.

			These are the only buttons you will need to play the entire game (other than the '''ESC''' key, for emergency warp escape in combat, and + (PLUS) and - (MINUS) on the '''number pad only''' which are useful for zooming in and out on the STARMAP). There are other buttons that can be used in battle to fire your primary and secondary weapons, like '''[''' and ''']''', but the above controls will do this as well, whereas '''[''' and ''']''' do not control the menu navigation.

			Perhaps these controls can be expanded (there are some more) and posted somewhere in the wiki. (''One last thing:'' The ''keys.cfg'' file is a simple text file, so you can read about the game controls there.)

			--[[User:PsiPhi\|PsiPhi]] 19:44, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

			Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

203.233.21.143 at 13:07, 2 February 2006

2006-02-02T13:07:18Z

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	~~Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?~~		This is outstanding page you have newer seen-<a href="http://www.pissingarea.com/pants_pissing.htm">pants pissing</a>

	This ~~wiki really needs a list of controls.~~

	~~If I understand your question correctly, there~~ is ~~no specific "button"~~ you ~~press to land on~~ a ~~planet. You choose~~ "SCAN" from the list and then "DISPATCH" (which is auto-selected after you do an AutoScan). Since the controls can be changed through the ''keys.cfg'' file, writing out specific controls would be difficult, but if we specify that we are refering only to the default settings, this is how it works:
	*the '''LEFT''' or '''UP''' arrow keys will move up in menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT''' or '''DOWN''' arrow keys will move down in menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT CTRL''' or '''ENTER''' keys will choose the currently highlighted menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT SHIFT''' or '''SPACE''' keys will back out of the current menu to the previous one.

	These are the only buttons you will need to play the entire game (other than the '''ESC''' key, for emergency warp escape in combat, and + (PLUS) and - (MINUS) on the '''number pad only''' which are useful for zooming in and out on the STARMAP). There are other buttons that can be used in battle to fire your primary and secondary weapons, like '''[''' and ''']''', but the above controls will do this as well, whereas '''[''' and ''']''' do not control the menu navigation.

	~~Perhaps these controls can be expanded (there are some more) and posted somewhere in the wiki. (''One last thing:'' The ''keys.cfg'' file is~~ a ~~simple text file, so you can read about the game controls there.)~~

	~~--[[User:PsiPhi\|PsiPhi]] 19:44, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)~~

	~~Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)~~

Svdb: Reverted edit of 82.67.192.173, changed back to last version by Svdb

2005-08-27T16:07:30Z

Reverted edit of 82.67.192.173, changed back to last version by Svdb

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	[~~http~~:~~//buyhydrocodone~~.~~afraid~~.~~org hydrocodone~~]		Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?

			This wiki really needs a list of controls.

			If I understand your question correctly, there is no specific "button" you press to land on a planet. You choose "SCAN" from the list and then "DISPATCH" (which is auto-selected after you do an AutoScan). Since the controls can be changed through the ''keys.cfg'' file, writing out specific controls would be difficult, but if we specify that we are refering only to the default settings, this is how it works:
			*the '''LEFT''' or '''UP''' arrow keys will move up in menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT''' or '''DOWN''' arrow keys will move down in menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT CTRL''' or '''ENTER''' keys will choose the currently highlighted menu selection.
			*the '''RIGHT SHIFT''' or '''SPACE''' keys will back out of the current menu to the previous one.

			These are the only buttons you will need to play the entire game (other than the '''ESC''' key, for emergency warp escape in combat, and + (PLUS) and - (MINUS) on the '''number pad only''' which are useful for zooming in and out on the STARMAP). There are other buttons that can be used in battle to fire your primary and secondary weapons, like '''[''' and ''']''', but the above controls will do this as well, whereas '''[''' and ''']''' do not control the menu navigation.

			Perhaps these controls can be expanded (there are some more) and posted somewhere in the wiki. (''One last thing:'' The ''keys.cfg'' file is a simple text file, so you can read about the game controls there.)

			--[[User:PsiPhi\|PsiPhi]] 19:44, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

			Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)

82.67.192.173 at 08:42, 27 August 2005

2005-08-27T08:42:21Z

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	~~Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?~~		[http://buyhydrocodone.afraid.org hydrocodone]

	~~This wiki really needs a list of controls.~~

	If I understand your question correctly, there is no specific "button" you press to land on a planet. You choose "SCAN" from the list and then "DISPATCH" (which is auto-selected after you do an AutoScan). Since the controls can be changed through the ''keys.cfg'' file, writing out specific controls would be difficult, but if we specify that we are refering only to the default settings, this is how it works:
	*the '''LEFT''' or '''UP''' arrow keys will move up in menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT''' or '''DOWN''' arrow keys will move down in menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT CTRL''' or '''ENTER''' keys will choose the currently highlighted menu selection.
	*the '''RIGHT SHIFT''' or '''SPACE''' keys will back out of the current menu to the previous one.

	These are the only buttons you will need to play the entire game (other than the '''ESC''' key, for emergency warp escape in combat, and + (PLUS) and - (MINUS) on the '''number pad only''' which are useful for zooming in and out on the STARMAP). There are other buttons that can be used in battle to fire your primary and secondary weapons, like '''[''' and ''']''', but the above controls will do this as well, whereas '''[~~''' and ''']''' do not control the menu navigation.~~

	~~Perhaps these controls can be expanded (there are some more) and posted somewhere in the wiki. (''One last thing~~:~~'' The ''keys~~.~~cfg'' file is a simple text file, so you can read about the game controls there~~.)

	~~--[[User:PsiPhi\|PsiPhi~~]~~] 19:44, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)~~

	~~Also note you can't land on slave-shielded planets or gas-giants. -- 21:11, 6 Jul 2005 (CEST)~~

Svdb: Reverted edit of 70.245.74.149, changed back to last version by Svdb

2005-08-26T13:17:55Z

Reverted edit of 70.245.74.149, changed back to last version by Svdb

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-Hi all!
+Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?
-wickes furniture online:
-[http://www.online-shopping.wb.st/ wickes furniture online]
+This wiki really needs a list of controls.
-Best regarts, David Brown

70.245.74.149 at 10:46, 26 August 2005

2005-08-26T10:46:57Z

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-Could someone make a page that would tell me what button to get onto a planet?
+Hi all!
+wickes furniture online:
-This wiki really needs a list of controls.
+[http://www.online-shopping.wb.st/ wickes furniture online]
+Best regarts, David Brown