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The System Window that is shown towards the top of the screen as also detailed on the left provides an overview of each of the celestial bodies and their orbital positions relative to each other. |
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Left clicking on a planet or the central sun in either the main screen or system window will cause a ‘Selected Planetary Body’ window to appear. This window displays various information concerning the selected object. |
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It is possible to manipulate the viewing position via the keyboard arrow keys or by holding down the middle mouse button. The Solar System Map also allows any position on a non gaseous planet's surface to be selected as an auto pilot destination. Simply select the desired planet and zoom into it using the mouse scroll wheel or the 'Page Up' key. Once a sufficient level of detail has been achieved, 'left click' on the required point and engage the auto pilot using the 'a' key. |
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